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Apollo 10 view of the Earth

Mt. Sirius - recovery site of first Antarctic Lystrosaurus fossil

reconstruction of Paralititan

martian meteorite EETA79001, as found in Antarctica

Submarine hydrothermal vents off the coast of Panarea, Aeolian Islands (Italy)

propagation of seismic shear waves in Earth's mantle from a deep earthquake

topography of Mars

astronaut footprint on the Moon

spherules of elemental sulfur in Thioploca bacteria

banded calc-silicate from the Cranberry magnetite mine, North Carolina

folded quartzite, Itremo, Madagascar

Rocky 7 prototype Mars rover

Robert M. Walker Symposium

In order to honor Robert M. (Bob) Walker and to thank him for the many contributions he has made to science and to Washington University, we are organizing a scientific symposium that will focus on the main themes of Prof. Walker's scientific life and the work that has been carried out under his leadership as director of the McDonnell Center for Space Sciences at Washington University. The symposium will take place March 6-7, 2003. For further information see:
http://presolar.wustl.edu/walker2003/
  

faculty position available - Geodynamics

See photos of construction of our new building.

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