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Primitive Bodies Lectures

November 20, 2012 On the long term orbital evolution of the natural satellites
Benoit Noyelles
May 25, 2011 Why Can't Mimas Be More Like Enceladus?
Bill McKinnon
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Washington University at St Louis
April 27, 2011 How to Catch a Comet: Shoemaker-Levy 9 and the Rippled Rings of Jupiter
Mark Showalter
SETI Institute
April 20, 2011 Origins of the giant planets, their regular satellites and rings: Latest findings and the way forward
Ignacio Mosqueira
SETI Institute
June 30, 2010 The Hayabusa Re-entry Observation Campaign
Peter Jenniskens
SETI Institute
February 25, 2009 Interstellar and Early Solar System Organics in Samples from Comet Wild 2
Scott Sandford
NASA Ames Space Science Division

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