... delivered water and other ‘volatiles’ in the form of ice, even after the solid planets had formed. Volcanic activity continued to contribute to their atmospheres as well. Hydrogen was likely abundant in these early atmospheres, but the absorption...
...the planet’s ice moon Enceladus is even more active than initially anticipated. Through observations of plumes ... a common process and is responsible for heating the most volcanically active body in the Solar System: Io. However, this process alone...
... the martian surface. Clorine- or sulphur-based gases are of particular interest to scientists as they are possible indicators of volcanic activity. However the HCl found by Korablev and colleagues was detected in different locations at the same time...
...a super-Earth type planet which appears to exhibit extreme variations in brightness temperature, attributed by some to be characteristic of volcanic activity. 55 Cancri differs from our own Solar System in that the main star has a red dwarf companion...
... was the first trained scientist to walk on the Moon. During the Apollo 17 mission he collected evidence of lunar volcanic activity. Lunar exploration in the coming years will be essential preparation for long journeys across our Solar System...
... return to Earth. Among other things, the Chang’e-5 near side sample return secured evidence that lunar volcanic activity occurred much more recently than previously believed. This year’s Chang’e-6 far side sample return will...