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2019 Spring Recent LPL Headlines

Gigantic Ice Formation Found on Saturn’s Moon Titan - Scientific American

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Scientists Discover 4,000-mile-wide 'Ice Corridor' on Saturn's Giant Moon Titan That Could Be Evidence of Ancient Volcanic Activity - DailyMail.com

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Enormous 'Puzzling' Ice Corridor that Wraps Half Way Around Saturn's Moon Titan Discovered - Newsweek

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'Tiny Speck Of Actual Stardust' Found In Antarctic Meteorite - Forbes

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UA Scientists Prep for Simulated Meteor Threat - KGUN 9

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Welcome To Titan, Saturn's 'Deranged' Earth-Like Moon Beginning To Show Signs Of Life - Forbes

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'Alien' Grain of Dust from Ancient Star Found in Antarctica - New York Post

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ET MY DUST ‘Alien’ Grain of Dust Fired at Earth by Ancient Exploding Star Found Buried in Antarctica – and Could Reveal How Our Solar System was Born - The Sun

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El Grano de Polvo Alienígena Hallado en la Antártica Que Puede Dar Pistas Sobre el Nacimiento del Sistema Solar - BBC

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Mysterious Ice on Saturn's Moon Titan Stretches for Thousands of Miles - Fox News

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