Scott Bolton

Oct 30, 2023 | nature.com | Federico Tosi |Mauro Ciarniello |Jonathan Lunine |Scott Bolton |Andrea Cicchetti |Alessandra Cofano | +6 more

AbstractThe surface of Ganymede exhibits diversity in composition, interpreted as indicative of geological age differences between dark and bright terrains. Observations from Galileo and Earth-based telescopes have revealed the presence of both water ice and non-ice material, indicative of either endogenic or exogenic processes, or some combination. However, these observations attained a spatial resolution that was too coarse to reveal the surface composition at a local scale.

Jun 16, 2023 | thelancet.com | Kara Kliewer |Margaret Collins |Juan Abonia |Scott Bolton

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