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Astrobiology News 14 December 2006

  • Detecting false alarms in transit data from space: Rejection methods tested in Corot Blind Test 2, arXiv.org
  • Evolution of the Obliquities of the Giant Planets in Encounters during Migration, arXiv.org
  • NASA Study Finds New Kind of Organics in Stardust Mission, UC Berkeley
  • Stardust Mission Findings Override Previous Beliefs, University of Washington

  • Two Dartmouth researchers part of team studying particles from a comet, Dartmouth
  • Unlocking the frozen secrets of comet Wild 2, Carnegie Institution
  • What's causing all the commotion on Enceladus?, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  • University of Texas Astronomer Explores Planet Formation Around Our Galaxy's Smallest, Most Abundant Stars, University of Texas

    • Posted by Keith Cowing on December 14, 2006 10:01 PM |


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