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"As the earth loses mass because of burning fossil fuel, has the earth moved closer to the sun? "
Now showing: Year 2008 projects that addressed Astrobiology Roadmap Objective 1.2
Roadmap Goal 1: Understand the nature and distribution of habitable environments in the Universe
Objective 1.2: Indirect and direct astronomical observations of extrasolar habitable planets
Abiotic Nitrogen Cycling
Astronomical Observations of Terrestrial Planet Atmospheres
Climate, Habitability, and the Atmosphere on early Mars
Earth as an Extrasolar Planet
Expanding the List of Target Stars for Next Generation SETI Searches
Extrasolar Planets
Formation and Detection of Hot-Earth Objects in Systems with Close-in Jupiters
FU ORIONIS ERUPTIONS
FU ORIONIS ERUPTIONS
Habitable Planets
Modeling Early Earth Environments
Module 2: Formation of Habitable Planetary Systems
Module 3: Nature of Planetary Systems
NEWBORN BINARIES
Planetary Habitability
Planetary Surface and Interior Models and Super Earths
PSARC (Sigurdsson report)
Spectropolarimetric studies of stars with hot jupiters
Sulfur biogeochemistry of the Early Earth
The effect of lunar-like satellites on the orbital infrared lightcurves of Earth-analog planets
THE VYSOS PROJECT
Variable Young Stellar Objects Survey (VYSOS)
VPL Climate and Radiative Transfer Models
X-ray- and UV-bright low-mass stars in the solar neighborhood
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