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Europa: Initial Galileo Geological Observations

recently than others; Europa could experience current cryovolcanic and tectonic activity. Global-scale patterns of tectonic Images of Europa from the Galileo spacecraft show a surface features suggest deformation resulting from non-synchronous with a complex history involving tectonic deformation, impact rotation of Europa around Jupiter. Some regions of the lithocratering, and possible emplace...

Hydrothermal Plume Dynamics on Europa: Implications for Chaos Formation

Hydrothermal plumes may be responsible for transmitting tidally-generated heat from Europa’s rocky interior through a liquid ocean to the base of its ice shell. This process has been implicated in the formation of chaos regions and lenticulae by melting or exciting convection in the ice layer. In contrast to earlier work, we argue that Europa’s ocean should be treated as an unstratified fluid. ...

Remarks on reply to Johansen’s comment :-)

Any reader of the paper by Laloux et al. [1] would have been left utterly confused after consulting the time series for the price of Japanese Government Bonds (JGB) around May 1995 looking for a log-periodic power law acceleration in the data. The authors of [1] now confess their error and admit that the prediction date given in [1] was incorrect and that the correct prediction was for August 1...

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In our paper " Can disorder induce a finite thermal conductivity in 1D lattices? " (Phys. we have pointed out two important things. First, the disorder can induce a finite thermal conductivity in lower temperature regime. Second, our numerical calculations with Noo´se-Hoover thermostats shown that a unique nonequilibrium stationary state may not exist in a disorder harmonic chain. In his commen...