The Solar System's first-of-its-kind finding may be a 90% water planet. Is the dwarf planet, Ceres, holding the possibility ...

The possibility of an endogenous source—a process within Ceres—was initially considered. The dwarf planet is known for cryovolcanism, a phenomenon where subsurface liquids, mainly briny water ...

Once water is captured by a planet’s gravitational pull ... even though most have since lost their ice (except for larger bodies like Ceres). With the foundation of the model in place, the ...

Overall, Mars offers better prospects for ISL due to its water and sulfur resources, though adaptations would still be needed to address permeability, pressure, and temperature challenges. Mars is a ...

St. Patrick's Day celebration to honor first anniversary of organization's sustainability initiative ...

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The discovery of these salt minerals has broader implications for understanding the role of water in the development of planets and moons in the outer Solar System. Researchers expect similar sodium ...

This means all the water on our planet must have originated from extraterrestrial sources ... even though most have since lost their ice (except for larger bodies like Ceres). With the foundation of ...

Suzanne Stewart Staff Writer Planetary Science Institute Senior Scientist Hanna Sizemore was the guest speaker at the ...