Origin and evolution of the atmospheres of early Venus, Earth and Mars

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@AyattiSpace21 @EricLagadec @SF2A_astro Merci @EricLagadec 😳😳😅! Les publications scientifiques les plus récentes sur le sujet que je conseille de lire sont d'abord Lammer et al. 2018 (https://t.co/Lnd4vZgZD4) voir section 4.2 qui donne (je pense) un très

17 May 2021

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My new master student taught me that another early Solar System paradigm is toppling. Venus may never had a water ocean and thus never experienced a runaway greenhouse effect. It was born this way ? Check out this review: https://t.co/eWwFuVtZlv

21 Aug 2018

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Now reading: "Origin and evolution of the atmospheres of early Venus, Earth and Mars" Lammer et al. 2018 A&A Review (published in 2018/05) https://t.co/DIRgOMdXyt In this paper, for example, the role of the young Sun's more efficient EUV radiation

15 Jun 2018

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