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Top Poster Contest Winners

Top poster contest winners in the conference of AAAR IAC September 2018.
Best Student IAC Poster Award

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Laughing gas was critical to the emergence of life on Earth

Early in the planet's existence the sun was dimmer than it is today

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Old data reveal 'plumes' on ocean world that could host life

Data from NASA's Galileo mission in 1997 shows evidence of plumes on Jupiter's moon Europa

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Atmospheric Seasons Could Signal Alien Life

Satellites monitor how ‘greenness’ changes with Earth’s seasons. UCR scientists are studying the accompanying changes in atmospheric composition as a marker for life on distant planets.

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Scientists want to search for life on Jupiter’s moon. They’re starting in Antarctic oceans

The harsh and icy ocean surrounding Antarctica may seem like a strange place to be doing research about Jupiter, but since 2014, a team of Georgia Tech engineers and scientists in Britney Schmidt’s.

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Using Data Mining to Make Sense of Climate Change

New methodology puts emphasis on data to test climate models

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