Nicholas Schmerr
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First detection of surface waves on Mars paints a better picture of its structure, according to new research by UMD scientists and NASA InSight team.
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These craters hold interesting clues about the planet's atmosphere and interior, including how it formed and evolved over time.
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NASA InSight team, including UMD researchers, builds a new picture of Martian interior structure based on direct observations.
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Scientific team including UMD geologists analyzed marsquakes from the InSight mission to find a planet with geological activity similar to both Earth and the Moon.
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UMD team is one of eight selected to participate in NASA’s SSERVI program.
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The moon is still tectonically active, according to data from NASA’s Apollo and Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter missions.
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New faculty members join five departments and three institutes and centers.
