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Tag Archives: seismometer
Earthquakes, ‘Marsquakes,’ and possible life
A new study shows that rocks formed by the grinding together of other rocks during earthquakes are rich in trapped hydrogen — a finding that suggests similar seismic activity on Mars may produce enough hydrogen to support life. Researchers from … Continue reading
Detecting Mars dust devils by seismometer
Buried in the shallow soft mud of a dry California lake bed, a seismometer was able to detect the tiny tilts of the ground as it was pulled up by passing dust devils. The experiment, described online November 10 in … Continue reading
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Tagged dust devils, Geodesy and Heat Transport, InSight, Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, NASA, seismometer
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