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Session 27: Astrobiology and the Outer Planets
Chair: Bob Carlson
Wednesday, March 29th, 2006 (3:00 - 5:40 pm)
Ronald Reagan Building, Hemisphere A
Last Updated: March 20, 2006
| Abstract ID |
Time |
Title (Presenter) |
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| #432 |
25 min |
Enceladus' Geysers - A Clue to Hydrothermal Activity at the Surface of Enceladus' Core (Julie C. Castillo)
NEWS - Features - Julie Castillo, Cassini Scientist
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| #350 |
25 min |
Chemical Studies of Laboratory Tholins as Related to the Development of Surface Organics on Titan (Mark A. Smith) |
| #113 |
25 min |
Instrumentation for In Situ Sampling and Analysis of Compounds of Interest to Astrobiology in the Lower Atmosphere and Surface of Titan (Paul M. Holland) |
| #449 |
25 min |
A Cavity-Enhanced, Optical-Heterodyne Spectrometer and Its Relevance to Future Titan Exploration (Pin Chen) |
| #24 |
25 min |
Comet Impact as a Source of Methane on Titan (Michael Howard) |
| #120 |
25 min |
Water in Small Outer Solar System Bodies (Audrey Delsanti) |
| #455 |
25 min |
Evolution of Chemical Energy Sources for Life on Europa
(Mikhail Yu. Zolotov) |
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