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Deducing the Composition of Venus Cloud Particles with the Autofluorescence Nephelometer (AFN)
Darrel Baumgardner, Ted Fisher, Roy Newton +11
The composition, sizes and shapes of particles in the clouds of Venus have previously been studied with a variety of in situ and remote sensor measurements. A number of major quest…
Constraining the potential liquid water environment at Gale crater, Mars
Edgard G. Rivera-Valentín, Raina V. Gough, Vincent F. Chevrier +3
The Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Rover Environmental Monitoring Station (REMS) has now made continuous in-situ meteorological measurements for several martian years at Gale crater…
Exploring the Atmosphere of Neoproterozoic Earth: The Effect of O on Haze Formation and Composition
Sarah M. Hörst, Chao He, Melissa S. Ugelow +3
Previous studies of haze formation in the atmosphere of the Early Earth have focused on N/CO/CH atmospheres. Here, we experimentally investigate the effect of O$_…
Laboratory Investigations of Titan Haze Formation: In Situ Measurement of Gas and Particle Composition
Sarah M. Horst, Y. Heidi Yoon, Melissa S. Ugelow +4
Prior to the arrival of Cassini-Huygens, aerosol production in Titan's atmosphere was believed to begin in the stratosphere where chemical processes are predominantly initiated by…
The Effect of Carbon Monoxide on Planetary Haze Formation
Sarah M. Hörst, Margaret A. Tolbert
Organic haze plays a key role in many planetary processes ranging from influencing the radiation budget of an atmosphere to serving as a source of prebiotic molecules on the surfac…
In Situ Measurements of the Size and Density of Titan Aerosol Analogues
Sarah M. Horst, Margaret A. Tolbert
The organic haze produced from complex CH4/N2 chemistry in the atmosphere of Titan plays an important role in processes that occur in the atmosphere and on its surface. The haze pa…