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Emily Martin

Emily Martin

Idaho, United States

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Emily Martin is (as of August 2010) a PhD student in the Terrestrial and Planetary Structural Geology and Geomechanics program at the University of Idaho. She is researching the fracture development on Enceladus, with an emphasis on strike-slip faults and crater-related fractures.

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Decoding a Titan crater

Posted 2010/08/16 01:42 CDT | 0 comments

In response to Emily's entry about finally getting her hands on a subscription to the planetary science journal Icarus, I thought I would report on an article from the most recent issue: Geology of the Selk crater region on Titan from Cassini VIMS observations, by Jason Soderblom and 11 other scientists.

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