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A paper in Nature Astronomy reports evidence of a potentially accessible, underground cave conduit originating from an open pit on the Moon. go.nature.com/3zGWUM5

A paper in <a href="/NatureAstronomy/">Nature Astronomy</a> reports evidence of a potentially accessible, underground cave conduit originating from an open pit on the Moon. go.nature.com/3zGWUM5
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2024 Research Leaders: Leading academic institutions University of Hyderabad First among Indian Multi-Disciplinary Universities in the latest Nature Index rankings The Univ of Hyderabad (UoH), an Institution of Eminence (IoE), has once again featured in the top position in the latest

2024 Research Leaders: Leading academic institutions
University of Hyderabad First among Indian Multi-Disciplinary Universities in the latest Nature Index rankings

The <a href="/HydUniv/">Univ of Hyderabad</a> (UoH), an Institution of Eminence (IoE), has once again featured in the top position in the latest
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Nature research paper: Chandrayaan-3 APXS elemental abundance measurements at lunar high latitude go.nature.com/3MbJhYd

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A Proposed Model for Cryovolcanic Activity on Enceladus Driven by Volatile Exsolution. buff.ly/3yOx9Ju Volatile‐driven direct ocean‐to‐jet liquid water ascent is generally consistent with observations if combined with a sublimation co‐plume.

A Proposed Model for Cryovolcanic Activity on Enceladus Driven by Volatile Exsolution. buff.ly/3yOx9Ju Volatile‐driven direct ocean‐to‐jet liquid water ascent is generally consistent with observations if combined with a sublimation co‐plume.
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Planetary Interior Configuration Control on Thermal Evolution and Geological History. buff.ly/4fFTcSa The geological histories of the Moon and Mars are consistent with deep sequestration of heat-producing elements (HPE).

Planetary Interior Configuration Control on Thermal Evolution and Geological History. buff.ly/4fFTcSa  The geological histories of the Moon and Mars are consistent with deep sequestration of heat-producing elements (HPE).
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Decoding mysterious seismic signals | #Geology #GeologyPage The origin the precursor signals, which arrive ahead of the main seismic waves that travel through Earth’s core, has remained unclear, but research led by ... Read More: geologypage.com/2024/08/decodi…

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Hello from Mars! 👋 Our NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover rover took a couple of selfies to mark its 1,500th day on the Red Planet—but there's more to these photos than meets the eye. Take a closer look with NASA JPL: go.nasa.gov/439lukW

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Sink or Swim: The fate of sinking tectonic plates depends on their ancient tectonic histories | #Geology #GeologyPage #platetectonics Newly published research has revealed that compositional rock anomalies within oceanic plates caused .. Read More: geologypage.com/2025/05/sink-o…

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Simulations of long-term atmospheric evolution show that rocky planets with Earth-like masses in the classical Habitable Zone of Sun-like stars can retain thick He-dominated primordial atmospheres. Lammer, Scherf et al.: bit.ly/44cwjmB

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Early Earth’s first crust composition discovery rewrites geological timeline | #Geology #GeologyPage #Earth A study published in Nature on 2 April reveals that Earth’s first crust, formed about 4.5 billion years ago, probably had ... Read More: geologypage.com/2025/04/early-…

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Inside Yellowstone’s fiery heart: Researchers map volatile-rich cap, offering clues to future volcanic activity | #Geology #GeologyPage #yellowstone Read More: geologypage.com/2025/05/inside…

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Exploring an area previously only seen from orbit, the Curiosity rover has found dramatic new evidence of ancient groundwater. The rover is using its drill to snag samples of rock that will give geologists new clues to how this area formed. go.nasa.gov/4ljOVa0

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Scientists compile library for evaluating exoplanet water | #Geology #GeologyPage #Minerals Understanding how minerals record the processes that created these rocks, and their spectroscopic signatures is the first... Read More: geologypage.com/2024/11/scient…

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"Swiss-cheese rock," or tafoni, are small, smooth-edged holes found in rock surfaces—often sandstone or granite. These honeycomb-like features also form in rhyolite, like at The Honeycombs in Utah. #utahgeology #tafoni

"Swiss-cheese rock," or tafoni, are small, smooth-edged holes found in rock surfaces—often sandstone or granite. These honeycomb-like features also form in rhyolite, like at The Honeycombs in Utah. #utahgeology #tafoni
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A paper in nature presents a model of climate evolution on Mars that offers an explanation for past fluctuating water availability on the Red Planet. go.nature.com/4exmlzY

A paper in <a href="/Nature/">nature</a> presents a model of climate evolution on Mars that offers an explanation for past fluctuating water availability on the Red Planet. go.nature.com/4exmlzY
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A glimpse of a planet in its star’s habitable zone — the ‘just right’ region where life could flourish — has astronomers reeling go.nature.com/3HsFBSS

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Scientists at ETH Zurich have reconstructed the history of the Earth's magnetic field and found that it already existed more than a billion years ago, much earlier than previously thought. Article via swissinfo.ch swissinfo.ch/eng/research-f…