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Cold Oceans in the Solar System

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There are thought to be many ice-covered oceans in the Solar System, ranging from Earth’s Arctic Ocean to the liquid-water ocean of Europa. In this talk, I will discuss how an understanding of Earth-based polar research may be exploited to explore ice-ocean interactions on ice-covered moons in the Solar System.

This talk is part of the Institute of Astronomy Seminars series.

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