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DEFENSE: Antarctic Ice Shelves as Ocean World Analogs

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Antarctic Ice Shelves as Ocean World Analogs

The search for life beyond Earth is a primary goal of NASA, and in our solar system ocean worlds such as Jupiter’s moon Europa are among the most promising targets. Europa has a global outer shell of ice which is likely to be tens of km thick – but also a lower mass meaning pressures and temperatures in the upper ocean below the shell may be similar to Earth’s polar oceans.

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Understanding Microseismicity Behavior and Their Response to Earth Processes by Improving Earthquake Catalogs

Natural earthquakes occur on faults ranging from 0 to 700 km beneath Earth's surface in different tectonic settings, such as along major subduction zones in Japan and the arc

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EAS Fall 2022 Seminar Series Presents Dr. Lucas Vargas Zeppetello

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Mediterranean Marine Ecosystem Responses to Two Different Levels of Global Warming: A Study Using Eddy Resolving Projections Under RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 Emission Scenarios

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EAS Fall 2022 Seminar Series Presents Dr. Greg Britten

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EAS Fall 2022 Seminar Series Presents Dr. Debjani Sihi

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EAS Fall 2022 Seminar Series Presents Dr. Evan Ramos

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Ice-Core Reconstructions of Biomass Burning, Pollution, and Paleoclimate

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Wintertime Rossby Wave Breaking Precursors to Seasonal North Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Activity

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