No, they are not contemporaries, sfaik

Space/Science » in reply to Did he study at UH with Blackwell?

nick hoffman — 7/12/2007 12:35:10 PM (archived)

Robert Haberle has been publishing on Mars atmosphere, dust, and polar/ice processes for at least 2 decades. Most of his Professional time has been at NASA institutes such as AMES.

The whole thread (26 posts)

7th International Conference on Mars. - Robert Clark - 7/5/2007 6:57:06 PM
- Possible solution to the mystery of the Type 2 material on Mars? - Robert Clark - 7/11/2007 7:18:22 PM
  - Paper points to dry unweathered silica (glass) - dtb - 7/13/2007 4:37:14 PM
    - Type 2 material = high noncrystalline silica Gusev nodules = (perhaps!) altered rhyolite. - Robert Clark - 7/13/2007 9:30:44 PM
- I strongly reccomend the OMEGA/CRISM papers - nick hoffman - 7/7/2007 12:14:41 PM
  - re: I strongly reccomend the OMEGA/CRISM papers - Marcia - 7/9/2007 12:09:28 AM
- History - nick hoffman - 7/6/2007 3:37:33 PM
- re: 7th International Conference on Mars. - Marcia - 7/6/2007 1:59:39 AM
  - re: 7th International Conference on Mars. - Marcia - 7/7/2007 12:36:10 AM
- re: 7th International Conference on Mars. - Robert Clark - 7/5/2007 8:09:41 PM
- re: Lots of Conferences coming up... - Chris Vancil - 7/5/2007 7:28:10 PM
- re: 7th International Conference on Mars. - Robert Clark - 7/5/2007 7:15:33 PM
  - Submitted article: "Transient Melt Water Ponding in Central Aram Chaos on Mars." - Robert Clark - 7/7/2007 12:58:38 PM
    - Sorry, this is pure fantasy - nick hoffman - 7/7/2007 1:14:29 PM
      - Submitted article: "Transient Melt Water Ponding in Central Aram Chaos on Mars." - Robert Clark - 7/7/2007 5:43:11 PM
        
        "However, even rare events of liquid water formation would be significant since they would dominate the chemistry of the soil" - nick hoffman - 7/8/2007 1:14:25 AM
        
        Did he study at UH with Blackwell? - E.P. - 7/10/2007 8:51:09 PM
        
        No, they are not contemporaries, sfaik - nick hoffman - 7/12/2007 12:35:10 PM
        
        re: "However, even rare events of liquid water formation would be significant since they would dominate the chemistry of the soil" - Robert Clark - 7/8/2007 10:56:21 AM
        
        No, Bob. - nick hoffman - 7/9/2007 3:38:21 AM
        
        Recent localized aqueous weathering still possible. - Robert Clark - 7/9/2007 8:14:14 PM
        
        re: Recent localized aqueous weathering still possible. - Robert Clark - 7/14/2007 12:53:27 AM
        
        re: Recent localized aqueous weathering still possible. - Robert Clark - 7/12/2007 8:20:46 PM
        
        re: Recent localized aqueous weathering still possible. - Robert Clark - 7/12/2007 3:01:23 PM
        
        re: Recent localized aqueous weathering still possible. - Robert Clark - 7/10/2007 8:17:20 PM
- Search function for lunar and planetary conference abstracts. - Robert Clark - 7/5/2007 7:10:19 PM

Recent posts

On this day in Space/Science

The whole thread (26 posts)