Moon Magnetism Mystery Solved by Oxford Apollo Study
Oxford Earth Sciences team unveils how the Moon's magnetic field flickered with rare titanium-driven bursts, resolving Apollo rock enigma.
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Simon Stephenson is Visiting Researcher and Stipendiary Lecturer in Earth Sciences at University College, University of Oxford. He is affiliated with the Department of Earth Sciences. His research focuses on dynamic topography, mantle convection, lithospheric structure and surface processes. Stephenson has held postdoctoral positions including at the University of Oxford and previously at the University of Cambridge. He contributes to academic publications in geosciences, with work appearing in journals such as those covering topics in Earth structure and planetary science. Stephenson maintains an active research profile through affiliations with the University of Oxford.
Oxford Earth Sciences team unveils how the Moon's magnetic field flickered with rare titanium-driven bursts, resolving Apollo rock enigma.
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