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PTYS 590: Planetary Geology Field Studies - The Channeled Scablands

Thanks for the support from the Wilkening-Sill endowment, the PTYS Fall field trip explored the Channeled-Scablands.

2024 Fall Department News

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2025 Fall: PTYS/ASTR 206 Exploring Our Solar System (Section 001)

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2025 Fall: PTYS 590 Planetary Geology Field Studies (Section 001)

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2025 Fall: PTYS/GEOS 554 Evolution of Planetary Surfaces (Section 001)

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2025 Fall: PTYS 568 Exoplanets: Discovery and Characterization (Section 001)

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2025 Fall: PTYS 505B Principles of Planetary Physics (Section 001)

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2025 Fall: PTYS 407 Chemistry of the Solar System (Section 001)

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2025 Fall: PTYS/GEOS 520 Meteorites (Section 001)

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2025 Fall: PTYS/ASTR 170A1 Alien Earths (Section 001)

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