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Surprising phosphate finding in asteroid sample

Surprising phosphate finding in asteroid sample

6.27.24 | Faculty , Research

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6.5.26 | Fox 2 Now

St. Louis institution plays key role in NASA’s moon base plans

This enhanced-color image from the MESSENGER mission shows (from left to right) the craters Munch, Sander, and Poe. The hollows are the bright blue areas covering the floor of Sander and dotting the rims of Munch and Poe. The hollows are highly reflective and naturally appear bluish, but the spacecraft’s camera used color filters to exaggerate the spectrum in this image. Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution for Science

A Unique African Volcano Could Solve a Mystery on Mercury

Phillip Skemer

6.5.26 | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

Cyclic deformation resets a rock’s microstructural clock

5.29.26 | St. Louis Magazine

Post-tornado soil tests find that lead is a problem—but not a new one