Composition, Physical State, and Distribution of Ices at the Surface of Triton
Authors:
- Eric QuiricoEric Quirico
- Sylvain DoutéSDSylvain Douté
- Bernard SchmittBernard Schmitt
- Catherine de BerghCBCatherine de Bergh
- Dale P. CruikshankDCDale P. Cruikshank
- Tobias C. OwenTOTobias C. Owen
- Thomas R. GeballeTGThomas R. Geballe
- Ted L. RoushTRTed L. Roush
Abstract
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