Layered subsurface in Utopia Basin of Mars revealed by Zhurong rover radar
Exploring the subsurface structure and stratification of Mars advances our understanding of
Martian geology, hydrological evolution and palaeoclimatic changes, and has been a main …
Martian geology, hydrological evolution and palaeoclimatic changes, and has been a main …
To boldly go where no one has gone before: Sulfur concrete, a promising construction material fulfilling the demands for a sustainable future on celestial objects: A …
Q Wang, D Snoeck - Materials Today, 2024 - Elsevier
The need to build a long-term or even permanent base is now a significant concern with the
development of the exploration of extraterrestrial celestial bodies. Sulfur concrete was first …
development of the exploration of extraterrestrial celestial bodies. Sulfur concrete was first …
Squeezing data from a rock: Machine learning for martian science
Data analysis methods have scarcely kept pace with the rapid increase in Earth
observations, spurring the development of novel algorithms, storage methods, and …
observations, spurring the development of novel algorithms, storage methods, and …
Discrimination between dry and water ices by full polarimetric radar: Implications for China's first martian exploration
H Liu, J Li, X Meng, B Zhou, G Fang… - IEEE Transactions on …, 2022 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
China's first Mars rover named “Zhurong” has begun its exploration at the surface of the
Utopian Plain in the Martian northern hemisphere on May 22, 2021. Mars rover penetrating …
Utopian Plain in the Martian northern hemisphere on May 22, 2021. Mars rover penetrating …
A large new crater exposes the limits of water ice on Mars
CM Dundas, MT Mellon, LV Posiolova… - Geophysical …, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
Water ice in the Martian mid‐latitudes has advanced and retreated in response to variations
in the planet's orbit, obliquity, and climate. A 150 m‐diameter new impact crater near 35° N …
in the planet's orbit, obliquity, and climate. A 150 m‐diameter new impact crater near 35° N …
[HTML][HTML] Science results from sixteen years of MRO SHARAD operations
In operation for> 16 years to date, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) Shallow Radar
(SHARAD) sounder has acquired data at its nominal 300–450 m along-track and 3-km cross …
(SHARAD) sounder has acquired data at its nominal 300–450 m along-track and 3-km cross …
Mars: new insights and unresolved questions
Mars exploration motivates the search for extraterrestrial life, the development of space
technologies, and the design of human missions and habitations. Here, we seek new …
technologies, and the design of human missions and habitations. Here, we seek new …
The history of ground ice at Jezero Crater Mars and other past, present, and future landing sites
MT Mellon, HG Sizemore - Icarus, 2022 - Elsevier
Shallow subsurface water ice on Mars is currently stable poleward of about 45° latitude and
unstable in the equatorial regions. Past climate cycles driven by orbital oscillations are …
unstable in the equatorial regions. Past climate cycles driven by orbital oscillations are …
A reappraisal of subtropical subsurface water ice stability on Mars
L Lange, F Forget, M Vincendon… - Geophysical …, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
Massive reservoirs of subsurface water ice in equilibrium with atmospheric water vapor are
found poleward of 45° latitude on Mars. The absence of CO2 frost on steep pole‐facing …
found poleward of 45° latitude on Mars. The absence of CO2 frost on steep pole‐facing …
Geomorphologic exploration targets at the Zhurong landing site in the southern Utopia Planitia of Mars
Abstract On May 15, 2021, Tianwen-1's rover Zhurong landed successfully at 109.926° E,
25.066° N, in southern Utopia Planitia on Mars. The Zhurong landing site contains a wide …
25.066° N, in southern Utopia Planitia on Mars. The Zhurong landing site contains a wide …