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Astrobiology Virtual Reading Group

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Time: March 4, 2016 from 11am to 12pm
Location: ASU
Event Type: reading group
Organized By: Marc Neveu
Latest Activity: Mar 2, 2016

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All are welcome to join the astrobiology virtual journal reading group!

This Friday from 11 to noon PST, we will discuss this paper (Schwieterman et al. 2015) on a clever way to measure nitrogen abundances in (exo)planetary atmospheres. Since N2 is the most abundant gas in our atmosphere and N is a bioessential element, knowing how much N2 an atmosphere contains is very helpful!

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