The location of water in our solar system may hold the key to understanding how the planets evolved, and indicate other
potential places to find life away from Earth. Dr Nancy Chabot and Dr Carolyn Ernst of Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, and Ariel Deutsch at Brown University, use data from NASA’s MESSENGER mission to understand how much ice exists on Mercury and how it may have arrived there.
https://www.scientia.global/dr-nancy-chabot-dr-carolyn-ernst-ariel-deutsch-icy-discoveries-on-our-innermost-planet/
https://www.scientia.global/wp-content/uploads/Nancy_Chabot/Chabot_Ernst_Deutsch.pdf
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