What Have We Learned About the Interior and Surface of Mars From Martian Meteorites?
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
2021
Publication Title
52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Coference 2021
First page number:
1046
Last page number:
1047
Abstract
Diversity of martian samples: Martian meteorites are the only samples currently available from Mars, before samples will be returned to Earth in 2031 by the Mars Sample Return (MSR) campaign. Samples are necessary to better constrain geological processes, including emplacement of magmatic rocks, geochemical diversity of the martian interior (crust and mantle), abundances and distribution of volatiles, planetary accretion and differentiation, bulk Mars composition, and secondary processes, such as alteration. Here we review the main discoveries from martian meteorites, focusing on the past six years [1].
Keywords
Extraterrestrial beings; Meteorites
Disciplines
Geology | Other Geography
Repository Citation
Udry, A.,
Howard, G. H.,
Herd, C. K.,
Day, J. D.,
Lapen, T. J.,
Filiberto, J.,
Ostwald, A. M.
(2021).
What Have We Learned About the Interior and Surface of Mars From Martian Meteorites?.
52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Coference 2021
1046-1047.