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SUMMARY:Planetary Science and Exploration Seminar\, Gregor Steinbrügge- "C
 oupled Thermal-Orbital Evolution of the Galilean Satellites"
DESCRIPTION:Io's volcanism and Europa's surface bear witness to the dynamic
 s driven by tidal interactions of the Galilean moons with Jupiter. While E
 uropa and Ganymede host subsurface oceans\, which makes them prime candida
 tes for habitability\, tidal heating is unlikely to have been constant ove
 r the age of the Laplace resonance. In this talk I will revisit the couple
 d thermal–orbital evolution of the Galilean satellites using the astrome
 tric and geophysical constraints obtained over the past years. The Juno mi
 ssion has provided additional data about geodetic parameters and recent gr
 ound-based observations indicate that Io has been volcanically active for 
 most of its history\, with potentially higher activity at earlier times. W
 e also apply lessons learned from the Saturn system\, particularly informe
 d by the Cassini mission\, to investigate the possibility of ‘resonance 
 locking’ as the dominant mechanism driving the orbital migration of Io. 
 Our analysis shows that considering ‘resonance locking’ in…\n\nhttps
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 rugge-coupled-thermal-orbital-evolution-of-the-galilean-satellites-165643
LOCATION:Mitchell Earth Sciences\, 397 Panama Mall\, Stanford\, CA 94305\, 
 Stanford
GEO:37.426402;-122.172635
URL:https://localz.events/e/planetary-science-and-exploration-seminar-grego
 r-steinbrugge-coupled-thermal-orbital-evolution-of-the-galilean-satellites
 -165643
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