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Hongyu Sun

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Postdoc @Caltech | PhD @MIT in geophysics

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Mar 16, 2022

Microbes and minerals may have set off Earth’s oxygenation: Scientists propose a new mechanism by which oxygen may have first built up in the atmosphere. mitsha.re/EfOO50IkFrK

MIT's tweet image. Microbes and minerals may have set off Earth’s oxygenation: Scientists propose a new mechanism by which oxygen may have first built up in the atmosphere. mitsha.re/EfOO50IkFrK
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Nov 30, 2021

In a new study, @eapsMIT scientists Hongyu Sun and Matej Pec find that ultra-fine-grained crystals within fault zones can behave like low-viscosity fluids. Their discovery holds clues to earthquake formation: bit.ly/3CLQBT4

ScienceMIT's tweet image. In a new study, @eapsMIT scientists Hongyu Sun and Matej Pec find that ultra-fine-grained crystals within fault zones can behave like low-viscosity fluids. Their discovery holds clues to earthquake formation: bit.ly/3CLQBT4
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Nov 23, 2021

Extremely fine-grained fault rocks behave like fluids during fault movement and contribute to earthquake instability. @hongyu_s @eapsMIT @mit_erl @MIT go.nature.com/3oNiC7G

NatureComms's tweet image. Extremely fine-grained fault rocks behave like fluids during fault movement and contribute to earthquake instability. @hongyu_s @eapsMIT @mit_erl @MIT go.nature.com/3oNiC7G
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