About
James Lewis is a PhD student at
Imperial College London
investigating how Mars environments and organic molecules interact.
Twitter account: @jmtlewis
Also on reddit as /u/MarsBlogger-
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Tag Archives: Dust
Minerals and the search for life on Mars
Understanding if life could ever have existed on Mars is one of the most challenging scientific questions facing us in the 21st Century. We know that the Martian surface at present is an arid environment bombarded with ultraviolet radiation, so … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged carbon dioxide, Curiosity Rover, Dust, Imperial College, Life, Mars, Perchlorate, Viking
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The first glimpse of another world
On the 28th November 1659 Christiaan Huygens observed Mars with the relatively new invention of the telescope and became the first person in history to document a feature on another planet’s surface. He did not have sufficient magnification to discern … Continue reading
Posted in Volcanoes
Tagged Curiosity Rover, Dust, moroe, Nili, Patera, Syrtis Major Planum, volcano
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