10 April 2019
New evidence of the impact of the recent planet-encompassing dust storm on water in the atmosphere, and a surprising lack of methane, are among the scientific highlights of the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter's first year in orbit.
Two papers are published in the journal Nature today describing the new results, and reported in a dedicated press briefing at the European Geosciences Union in Vienna.
- "Martian dust storm impact on atmospheric H2O and D/H observed by ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter" by A.C Vandaele et al
- Livestream of the press conference at EGU, Vienna, where the first results were presented.
see the full Press Release on the IASB-BIRA site in French, Dutch, or English, and on the ESA site.
and in the press ...
in English:
- cosmosmagazine
- abc.net.au
- newatlas
- space.com
- healththoroughfare
- europapress
- thebelgianscientist
- nytimes
- independent
- bbc
- forbes
- nature
- scientificamerican
- newscientist
- gov.uk
- oxford
- astronomynow
- earthsky
- physicsworld
- astronomy
- youtube
- nasa
- ibtimes
- techtimes
- endgadget
- geek
in French:
- l'express
- futura-sciences
- cieletespace
- sciencesetavenir
- cieletespace
- ouest-france
- cnes
- cieletespace
- courrierinternational
- lesoir
- nextinpact
in Italian:
- media.inaf
- ansa
- notizie.tiscali
- tg24.sky.it
- zazoom
- asi.it
- notizie.yahoo
- reccom
- meteoweb
- focustech
- scienze.fanpage
- webnews
- tachyonbeam
in Spanish:
in Dutch:
in Russian: