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Young Rivers on a Martian Volcano Reveal Insights into the Amazonian Climate

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By David Baratoux
| AGU's Eos
The preservation of ancient Martian Valley Networks has been extensively examined to decipher the past climatic conditions and provide critical constraints for understanding the habitability of ancient Mars. However, the valleys on Alba Mons are frequently ignored in global studies due to their young Amazonian age (younger than 3 billion years). Scheidt et al. [2025] provide a detailed mapping of the rivers that have formed on this volcano, belonging to the Tharsis volcanic province.
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Ten Years of Earth and Space Science: Introduction to the Special Collection

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By Graziella Caprarelli, David Baratoux, Cinzia Cervato, Subrahmanyam Bulusu
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Mission and Evolution of the Journal Over the years, the mission of the journal has been promoted by a stellar line of inspired and dedicated past Editors in Chief: John Orcutt (Founding EiC; 2014–2018), Peter Fox (2019–2021), and Benoit Pirenne (Interim EiC, 2021), with the collaboration of active and energetic Editorial Boards, composed of long serving members who have provided EiCs with corporate memory and advice, not to mention the invaluable “grunt” work required to make the journal...
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Est-il vrai que l’on connaît mieux l’espace que les fonds marins ?

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By David Baratoux, Pierre-Yves Le Meur, Sarah Samadi, Collot Julien
| The Conversation Verified
Chaque semaine, nos scientifiques répondent à vos questions. N’hésitez pas à nous écrire pour poser la vôtre et nous trouverons la meilleure personne pour vous répondre. Et bien sûr, les questions bêtes, ça n’existe pas ! Les grands fonds marins et l’espace apparaissent comme les dernières frontières de l’humanité. Ces objets lointains et difficiles d’accès fascinent, au-delà de leurs différences. Est-il vrai que l’on connaît mieux l’espace que les fonds marins ?
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