Staff Scientist @ Los Alamos National Laboratory |
Hydrogeology | Planetary science | Fractures | Multiphase Flow & Transport |
Site: https://johnportiz14.github.io/
We determined that underground methane, if present at Jezero crater, could be collected by Perseverance drilled cores at certain times/seasons. However, sample tubes would need to be capped faster than is correctly done to preserve pore gases. #Mars
bit.ly/4nnLZv3
Is your research related to exploring the martian subsurface/ interior? Look no further than the #NewMarsUnderground! Abstract submission deadline is 30July 2025.
#Mars
Is your research related to exploring the martian subsurface/ interior? Look no further than the #NewMarsUnderground! Abstract submission deadline is 30July 2025.
#Mars
Is your research related to exploring the martian subsurface/ interior? Look no further than the #NewMarsUnderground! Abstract submission deadline is 30July 2025. Link to the session:
agu.confex.com/agu/agu25/pr...
#Mars
Is your research related to exploring the martian subsurface/ interior? Look no further than the #NewMarsUnderground! Abstract submission deadline is 30July 2025. Link to the session:
agu.confex.com/agu/agu25/pr...
#Mars
We determined that underground methane, if present at Jezero crater, could be collected by Perseverance drilled cores at certain times/seasons. However, sample tubes would need to be capped faster than is correctly done to preserve pore gases. #Mars
bit.ly/4nnLZv3
We determined that underground methane, if present at Jezero crater, could be collected by Perseverance drilled cores at certain times/seasons. However, sample tubes would need to be capped faster than is correctly done to preserve pore gases. #Mars
bit.ly/4nnLZv3
Gas diffusion-adsorption in zeolitic rocks behaves counter-intuitively when partially saturated. This has implications for radionuclide transport monitoring, and possibly even methane transport on Mars.
doi.org/10.1016/j.je...
Gas diffusion-adsorption in zeolitic rocks behaves counter-intuitively when partially saturated. This has implications for radionuclide transport monitoring, and possibly even methane transport on Mars.
doi.org/10.1016/j.je...
For all Martians interested in Mars, sample return, subsurface processes, and exploration missions don't miss our oral and poster sessions tomorrow!
The New Mars Underground: Fluids, Volatiles, and the Future of Mars Exploration
bit.ly/3VvARzI
For all Martians interested in Mars, sample return, subsurface processes, and exploration missions don't miss our oral and poster sessions tomorrow!
The New Mars Underground: Fluids, Volatiles, and the Future of Mars Exploration
bit.ly/3VvARzI