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This is the home page of the planetary atmospheres
research
group at
the School of Physics
University of New South Wales, Sydney. We study the
atmospheres (and
ocasionally surfaces and interiors) of planets including
the Earth,
other solar system planets and exoplanets (as well as
brown dwarfs and
cool stars)using remote sensing and
atmospheric modelling.
Image Gallery
VSTAR (atmospheric
modelling
software
and databases)
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| Infrared Image of Mars taken with UKIRT on August 17 2003 (More Images) | Infrared image of the Venus clouds at 2.3 microns taken with IRIS2 on the AAT (Jul 9th 2004) (More Images) | Venus IR O2 Airglow at 1.27 microns observed with the ANU 2.3m telescope on Sep 26 2002 |
| Planetary
Atmospheres
Team
Our
Research: Earth Atmosphere
and Climate:
Solar System Observations: |
News: How the Moon got its Water - The Conversation, Oct 16th 2012 Four new planets found - including Super-Earth - AAO Press Release, 14 Dec 2009 Kaguya Impact on the Moon Observed, 10 June, 2009. Lunar Clues to the Origin of Life - The Australian, 10 Dec 2008. AAPS announces three new planets - 7 Feb 2007 PLANETPOL run on the WHT - Demonstrates polarimetry to one part in a million - May 1 2004 Our Mars Image on the front page of The Times (Aug 27 2003) Press Release: Astronomers
hunt
Martian Water from Earth - Aug 26 2003 |
Jeremy Bailey - 6 November 2012