Emily Martin: Boulders and Ponds on 433 Eros
13 Dec 2010, 19:10 UTC
USGS; Base map courtesy of Phil Stooke, University of Western Ontario
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Emily Martin is a former student of my former grad school officemate who is now a PhD student in the Terrestrial and Planetary Structural Geology and Geomechanics program at the University of Idaho. She is researching the fracture development on Enceladus, with an emphasis on strike-slip faults and crater-related fractures. This is her second guest post summarizing a recent paper in her field of study; her first was on Selk crater on Titan. ....
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