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<p>A new study led by WashU planetary scientists suggests the icy moon lacks the undersea activity needed to support life.</p>

The Martian surface is a dynamic and electrical environment where dust storms and dust devils frequently stir up the terrain.

<p>Arts & Sciences researchers use quantum technology to measure magnetization of a lunar sample from the Apollo 11 mission.</p>

Jeffrey Catalano's research project has been awarded a Global Incubator Seed Grant.

Physicists including researchers at WashU have made measurements to better understand how matter falls into black holes and how enormous amounts of energy and light are released in the process.