[1] With a young, highly reflective surface and vigorous geological activity, Saturn's tiny moon Enceladus has been one of the most mysterious planetary bodies in the solar system.
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Enceladus-like geochemistry fuels methanogenesis under extreme CO<sub>2</sub> limitation. [PDF]
Helmbrecht V +6 more
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Cassini CDA observes compositional segregation of Enceladus' ice grains from slow freezing and fragmentation of oceanic spray. [PDF]
Postberg F +12 more
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Impact of ammonia hydrates and thermal gradients on the early geodynamic evolution of Enceladus's south polar ice shell. [PDF]
Villavicencio-Valero K, Mondavi-Sobby D.
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Enceladus is a Little Bit Gassy!
The astroquarks dissect the latest news from Saturn\u27s intriguing moon Enceladus. Molecular hydrogen in its geysers suggest that Enceladus\u27 ocean floor has the same kinds of hydrothermal energy sources that may have powered the origin of life on ...
Colwell, Joshua +2 more
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Ammonia as a parameter shaping habitability on icy moons. [PDF]
Hopton CM, Cockell CS.
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Dynamic controls on subsurface water chemistry and habitability on icy moons. [PDF]
Zhang C +8 more
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A hidden pattern? Common polyextremophilic microbial adaptations in Icy Moon analog environments. [PDF]
Gusi-Martínez S +2 more
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The chemistry of habitable oceans in the Solar system. [PDF]
Hao J +17 more
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Various inorganic phosphorus species in prebiotic Earth and extraterrestrial settings. [PDF]
Gull M, Cruz HA.
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