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Posts from the ‘planetary science’ Category

11December 12, 2012A River of Hydrocarbons Flowing on Titan

23June 23, 2010Rapid canyon formation and uniformitarianism

9December 31, 2008Climate cycles recorded in Mars sediments?

2September 24, 2008The Accretionary Wedge #13: Fluvial deposits on Mars

0August 22, 2008Incredible image of Enceladus

2October 10, 2007Inspiring talk from Cassini researcher

4August 13, 2007It’s all about water

1August 8, 2007Blog devoted to extrasolar planets

0July 31, 2007Shadow of a moon and Kelvin-Helmholtz waves

0July 11, 2007HiRISE images of Mars

Brian Romans

I am a sedimentary geoscientist and assistant professor at Virginia Tech. I use this blog to share photos from the field and occasionally write about interesting research in Earth surface dynamics and related fields.
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