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Galilean Satellites
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Saturn's Satellites
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Cassini Mission
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Uranus' and Neptune's Satellites
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Pluto and its Satellites
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Pluto's Mysterious, Floating Hills, NASA Missions
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Ice
Here are some paper and book references on ice and deformation. - Hans Weertman
Gustavo Gioia, Pinaki Chakraborty, Stephen Marshak, and Susan W. Kieffer,Unified model of tectonics and heat transport in a frigid Enceladus,
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Jurgen Schmidt, Nikolai Brilliantov, Frank Spahn and Sascha Kempf, Slow
dust in Enceladus' plume from condensation and wall collisions in tigerstripe fractures, Nature, (2008) v. 451 # 7, 685-688.
Physics of Ice by V. F. Petrenko and R. W. Whitworth, (1999)
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Ice Physics by P. Hobbs, (!974) Oxford University Press.
Sunwoong Lee, Robert T. Pappalardo, Nicholas C. Makris, Mechanics of
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the 2002 Larsen B ice-shelf collapse, Journal of Glaciology, (2008) Vol.
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Chapter 10 in Dislocation Based Fracture Mechanics, by J. Weertman(1996) World Scientific Publishing.
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J. Weertman, Can a water-filled crevasse reach the bottom surface of a
glacier?, in Symposium on the Hydrology of Glaciers, Cambridge,
England, 7-13 September 1969, Publication No. 95, Commission of Snow
and Ice, International Association of Scientific Hydrology, InternationalUnion of Geodesy and Geophysics, pp. 139-145 (1973).
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J. Weertman, Bottom crevasses, Journal of Glaciology, v.
25, pp. 185-188 (1980).
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J. Weertman, The Eshelby-Schoeck viscous dislocation damping mechanism
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J. Weertman, Deformation of floating ice shelves, Journal of
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J. Weertman, On the sliding of glaciers, Journal of
Glaciology, v. 3, pp. 33-38 (1957).
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D. D. Blankenship, M. E. Peters, D. A. Young, and J. W. Holt, Radar
sounding of Europa's icy shell: the view after new results from Mars and
Antarctica, (2007) Lunar and Planetary Science XXXVIII.
Gregory V. Hoppa, B. Randall Tufts, Richard Greenberg, Paul E.
Geissler, Formation of Cycloidal Features on Europa, (1999)
Science, v285, p. 1899-1902.
Hideaki Miyamoto, Giuseppe Mitri, Adam P. Showman, James M. Dohm,
Putative ice flows on Europa: Geometric patterns and relation to
topography collectively constrain material properties and effusion rates
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Ran Qin, W. Roger Buck, Leonid Germanovich, Comment on "Mechanics of
tidally driven fractures in Europa's ice shell" by S. Lee, R.T.
Pappalardo, and N.C. Makris [2005. Icarus 177, 367=96379] (2007)
Icarus v189, p. 595-597
Sunwoong Lee, Robert T. Pappalardo, Nicholas C. Makris, Reply to "Comment
on "Mechanics of tidally driven fractures in Europa's ice shell' " (
2007)
Icarus v189, p. 598-599
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