Shauntae R. Moore
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Shauntae R. Moore's research has focused on the behavior of water under conditions relevant to Mars, investigating evaporation rates of both liquid water and ice. This work includes laboratory simulations that examine the impact of temperature fluctuations around the freezing point on these evaporation processes. Additionally, Moore has explored the origins of chondrites through metal-silicate separation experiments conducted under microgravity conditions. This research also involved the characterization of a new LL3.0 chondrite, NWA505, providing insights into chondrule formation environments. The researcher's work has also touched on mission operations concerning regolith and dust in low-gravity environments.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 13
- Citations: 96
Selected Publications
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On Laboratory Simulation and the Effect of Small Temperature Oscillations About the Freezing Point and Ice Formation on the Evaporation Rate of Water on Mars (2006)
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On laboratory simulation and the evaporation rate of water on Mars (2005)
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The origin of chondrites: Metal‐silicate separation experiments under microgravity conditions ‐ II (2003)
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