... how places on Europa that look like melt-through or mushy ice. Now, experiments by geoscientists from Brown and Columbia universities suggest that tidal dissipation could create far more heat in Europa's ice than scientists had...
... put the Martian subsurface depths within reach. "The subsurface is one of the frontiers in Mars exploration," says Brown University professor Jack Mustard, co-leader of the study. "We've investigated the atmosphere, mapped the surface with different...
...to get an up-close look at the dwarf planet – a Brown University Ph.D. Student has suggested that a subsurface ocean may still be... today," said Noah Hammond, a graduate student in Brown's Department of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences, and...
... that only change step-wise. In the early 70s, David J. Thouless now at the University of Washington, USA and J. Michael Kosterlitz now at Brown University, USA, pioneered work that showed that superconductivity or suprafluidity could occur in a flat...
... droplets, the type formed from rapidly cooled volcanic glassy material. Qian and colleagues from Brown University and the University of Münster suggest that these glassy droplets came from now extinct volcanic vents known as 'Rima...