In Situ Field Demonstration of a Drill-instrument Combination for the Detection of Microbes and Organics in the Icy Crusts of the Ocean Worlds
Michael J. Malaska(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Juliana D’Andrilli(Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium), R. Bhartia(Photon Systems (United States)), John C. Priscu(Desert Research Institute), William Abbey(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), E. Eshelman(University of Missouri–St. Louis), K. Manatt, B. Mellerowicz, K. Zacny(Honeybee Robotics (United States)), Joey Palmowski(Honeybee Robotics (United States)), G. Paulsen(University of Nebraska–Lincoln)
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December 11, 2020
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