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Founder and former publisher of entertainment news website Monsters and Critics. Now on YouTube with Mythic Tides.
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Methane Production on Mars-Relevant Clay Minerals and Simulant Regolith

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By Rebecca Mickol, James Wray, W. Hunter Waddell
| preprints.org
The presence of atmospheric carbon dioxide and potential subsurface molecular hydrogen (H2), in addition to potential subsurface liquid water sources, suggest that the martian subsurface may currently be habitable, particularly to autotrophic chemosynthetic microorganisms. In addition, the widespread nature of clays and other minerals on Mars could provide sufficient nutrients to support microbial life.
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Evidence for a composite volcano on the rim of Jezero crater on Mars - Communications Earth & Environment

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By James Wray
| Nature Verified
Abstract The Perseverance rover is currently exploring Jezero crater to collect, characterize and cache the first planned samples of Mars for future return to Earth. Orbital and rover observations suggest a volcanic origin for crater floor materials, sources of which have thus far been unknown. Here we describe a mountain on the crater’s southeastern rim with morphological, thermophysical, and mineralogical properties consistent with explosive volcanoes previously identified on Mars and Earth.
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Halloween-Spektakel am Nachthimmel: Kometen aus der Oortschen Wolke sichtbar

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By James Wray
| Telepolis Verified
Zwei Kometen aus der Oortschen Wolke nähern sich der Erde. Sie werden um Halloween am Nachthimmel sichtbar sein. Doch woher kommen diese geheimnisvollen Besucher? Für den menschlichen Verstand mag es schwer vorstellbar sein: eine kosmische Wolke, die so riesig ist, dass sie die Sonne und acht Planeten umgibt und sich über Billionen von Kilometern in den Weltraum erstreckt. Anzeige Die als Oortsche Wolke bekannte kugelförmige Hülle ist praktisch unsichtbar.
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