This page collects planetary science conference contributions by researchers working at institutions in Hungary. The collection provides a shared platform for researchers to learn about one another’s work and projects, encourages closer collaboration between researchers and groups, and helps science journalists keep up with new findings.
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Annual bibliography, 1997–2026 · 653 entries
PRIDE tracks JUICE with ground-based radio telescopes using the spacecraft's existing radio signal. This presentation reports cruise-phase observations that support trajectory verification and complement onboard radio-science measurements. Source
This work brings existing information on different Venusian landforms into a unified geographic information system. Searchable, overlapping map layers can make comparative research and future mission planning more efficient. Source
The study seeks to better constrain grain sizes and composition in Haumea's ring. This information can help distinguish proposed origins and explain how a ring around a small body remains stable. Source
ALMA observations investigate thermal emission from several satellites of trans-Neptunian bodies. The measurements help constrain their physical properties and test formation scenarios involving large impacts. Source
James Webb observations examine infrared signatures on Makemake's methane-rich surface. Hydrocarbons and ice composition provide clues to how irradiation and temperature changes alter this distant world. Source
Computer simulations explore how the Solar System's giant planets could grow within the early gas and dust disk. The model gives different formation times for Jupiter, Saturn and the ice giants, and tests which conditions most strongly affect growth. Source
The researchers search archived Herschel observations for asteroids that happened to pass through the field of view. Measuring their infrared emission provides information about physical properties for which dedicated observations are scarce. Source
TESS observations identify exceptionally fast-spinning Hilda and Jupiter Trojan asteroids. Their rotation rates help estimate the density or internal cohesion needed to keep these bodies from breaking apart. Source
The study examines thousands of trans-Neptunian orbits and the repeated gravitational effects of planets. Mapping stable and chaotic regions provides clues to past giant-planet migration and the long-term evolution of small bodies. Source
The paper describes a planned glacier field test of the FlyRadar drone radar. It aims to assess the quality of measurements of ice and subsurface boundaries before considering similar equipment for water and ice investigations on Mars. Source
Observations by professional and amateur astronomers are combined with space-telescope data to model asteroids. Brightness changes recorded from many directions help estimate shape and rotation details that a single observation cannot reveal. Source
FlyRadar develops a drone-mounted radar system for studying the surface and shallow subsurface. This paper describes the instrument and its development tasks, with applications on Earth and potential future use on Mars. Source
Ground-based and space-telescope observations are used to study Eris's brightness variations. The results suggest rotation synchronized with its moon Dysnomia's orbit; modeling this process also constrains the moon's mass and the system's evolution. Source
TESS measurements from several viewing directions are used to model approximate asteroid shapes and spin axes. Brightness variations help separate the effects of shape and viewing geometry, extracting more physical information from the telescope's data. Source
Long, continuous TESS observations are used to study rotation among Hilda and Jupiter Trojan asteroids. Comparisons with ground-based data examine the frequency of slow rotators and differences between asteroid groups. Source
The researchers seek a slightly flattened reference shape that fits lunar gravity data better than a simple sphere. Their method uses GRAIL data and evenly distributed sample points, potentially improving lunar mapping and positioning. Source
The study uses Earth and space science conference participation data to examine geographical diversity and changing opportunities. It focuses on underrepresented countries and early-career researchers to support more effective collaboration measures. Source
Brightness changes of asteroids observed by TESS from several directions are used to estimate their shapes and spin axes. Comparisons with existing models test how reliably large space-telescope surveys can provide this information. Source
Measurements from multiple spacecraft track how interaction regions between fast and slow solar-wind streams travel and evolve. The aim is to improve forecasts of conditions at planets and spacecraft while reducing false alarms. Source
The researchers identify known exoplanets that Roman's planned instrument could observe in reflected starlight. Their catalog accounts for orbital uncertainties and helps prioritize targets and observing times. Source
The study compares modeled exoplanet observations made at different viewing angles. Combining these measurements can help separate effects of planetary size and clouds, improving estimates of atmospheric composition. Source
This review summarizes decades of development and current challenges in planetary cartography. It calls for stronger links with terrestrial cartography to produce more detailed, accurate and sustainable planetary maps. Source
Martian climate data are used to calculate when a perchlorate salt could absorb enough moisture to form brine. The study examines temperature and humidity limitations; favorable modeled conditions are not a direct observation of liquid. Source
The researchers estimate how long Tinto-B valley on Mars took to form from its dimensions and modeled water and sediment transport. The calculations help explore how long, or how often, ancient water flows needed to operate. Source
The study compares Uzboi and Nirgal valleys on Mars using elevation patterns across broad strips rather than single profiles. Its results suggest that crustal movements also modified parts of Uzboi, so the present shape does not reflect water erosion alone. Source
The paper examines the shapes of smaller volcanic cones on Mars using digital elevation data. Comparisons with Earth explore how their dimensions and forms can support classification and understanding of volcanic development. Source
SPIDER supports modeling of planetary and spacecraft environments, including their interactions with solar wind. Its proposed on-request simulations and databases help researchers analyze observations and prepare missions. Source
The paper investigates how reflected starlight can reveal an exoplanet's atmosphere. In the models, an unknown planetary radius allows several atmospheric explanations, making size constraints important for interpreting the observations. Source
The study compares telescope images of sodium emission around Mercury with solar-wind data. It investigates how solar activity affects material released from the surface, while the limited observations leave the relationship uncertain. Source
Cassini observed brief, strong magnetic structures upstream of Saturn that alter incoming solar-wind particles. The paper compares their slowing, heating and reflection effects with similar phenomena near Earth. Source
The study estimates the original speeds of charged particles around comet 67P from Rosetta measurements. It models and corrects how the spacecraft's electrical potential distorts particles' motion before they reach the instruments. Source
ARTEMIS observations show how the boundary of Earth's magnetic shield changed at lunar distances after a solar-wind shock. Simulations suggest that sideways solar-wind flow both compressed and deflected the magnetic tail. Source
The researchers test the SIMWE water-erosion model on Tinto-B valley on Mars. Predicted erosion and sediment accumulation could help reconstruct ancient processes and select promising sampling sites. Source
This teaching study connects planet-scale Martian landforms with small-scale details of rocks and minerals. Bringing together maps, spacecraft images, rover observations and meteorite samples makes traces of the same processes easier to understand across scales. Source
Bérczi, Sz., Boldoghy, B., Cech, V., Fabriczy, A., Hargitai, H., Hegyi, S., Horváth, A., Hudoba, Gy., Kummert, J., Nehéz, I., Schiller, I., Takács, B., Varga, T., & Weidinger, T. (2009). Systems woven by two flux-subsystems: One of them is planetary. Concise atlas of the Solar System (12): Space science and technology. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1256). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Gucsik, A., Hargitai, H., Józsa, S., Kereszturi, A., Nagy, Sz., & Szakmány, Gy. (2009). Concise atlas of the Solar System (11): Petrographic textures and evolutionary processes from the chondritic parent bodies, Moon and Mars. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1718). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Boldoghy, B., Kummert, J., Varga, T. P., Szilágyi, I., Darányi, I., Bérczi, Sz., Varga, T. N., & Hudoba, G., Jr. (2009). Buildings of great inner space created with low asset requirement and high efficiency for the Moon. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 2458). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Boros-Olah, M., Hargitai, H., Hirsch, T., Kereszturi, A., Muhi, A., & Tepliczky, I. (2009). HungaroMars2008: Analog research in the education of planetary science. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1492). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Futó, P., & Gucsik, A. (2009). Compaction and sticking of planetesimals due to porosity. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1008). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Fürj, J., Gyollai, I., Bérczi, Sz., Gucsik, A., Nagy, Sz., & Veres, M. (2009). Raman spectroscopy of shocked olivine in the Hungarian L-chondrite, Mócs. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1110). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gadányi, P., Gucsik, A., & Bérczi, Sz. (2009). Pseudokarstic subsidences induced by subsurface melting of tephra-covered firn: Analogues for Martian subsidences in the Dyngjufjöll Massif, Iceland. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 2353). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gánti, T., Pócs, T., Bérczi, Sz., Horváth, A., Kereszturi, A., Sik, A., & Szathmáry, E. (2009). Ideal microhabitats on Mars: The astrobiological potential of polar dunes. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1618). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gavin, P., Chevrier, V., Ninagawa, K., Gucsik, A., & Hasegawa, S. (2009). Experimental investigation of the effect of meteoritic impacts on clays on Mars. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 2069). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gilyén, A., & Szvoboda, P. (2009). Development of the Hungarosphere: The HUSAR-11 rover within a transparent spherical space probe model with special planetary surface activities. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1170). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gyollai, I., Fürj, J., Bérczi, Sz., Gucsik, A., & Nagy, Sz. (2009). Petrographic study of thermal and shock metamorphism of the Hungarian L-chondrites: Mezőmadaras (L3,7), Knyahinya (L5), and Mócs (L6). 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1066). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hargitai, H. (2009). Water ejecta of marine impacts and ice meteorites. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 2439). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hegyi, S., Gőcze, Z., Hegyi, A., Kovács, P., Baksa, L., & Bérczi, Sz. (2009). Field trip tasks and simulations with HUSAR-2 rover at the Mars Analog Desert Station, Utah, USA. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1163). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Horvai, F., & Kereszturi, A. (2009). Geology of Mars: New university course in Hungary. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1673). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Istenes, Z., Hargitai, H., & Tepliczky, I. (2009). The information system of the Hunveyor-10 on the MDRS. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 2435). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Jakubowski, T., Karczemska, A., Kozanecki, M., Gucsik, A., Stanishevsky, A., & Mitura, S. (2009). Micro-Raman spectroscopy of diamonds from hot desert ureilites. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1382). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, A., Horváth, A., Sik, A., Kuti, A., Bérczi, Sz., Gánti, T., Pócs, T., & Szathmáry, E. (2009). Possible liquid-like water produced seepage features on Mars. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1111). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kuti, A. (2009). Thermal behavior of Dokka crater and its surroundings in the north polar region of Mars. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1006). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Lang, Á., Szalay, K., Erdélyi, S., Nickl, I., Panyi, T. G., Kiss, D., & Bérczi, Sz. (2009). Chemistry experiment measuring (pH) of the “planetary” soil by the HUSAR-5 NXT-based rover model of the Széchenyi István High School, Sopron, Hungary. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1325). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Magyar, I., Badics, A., Bakonyi, I., Csiszár, Á., Franko, M., Gyürki, Á., Héricz, M., Marschall, B., Nagyházi, Á., Varga, T. N., Végh, Gy., Varga, T. P., & Bérczi, Sz. (2009). Identification of rocks on planetary surface using HUSAR-9 rover camera: Field work simulations with Hunveyor-9 space probe model system at Eötvös High School, Tata, Hungary. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1120). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Mihályi, K., Gucsik, A., Szabó, J., & Bérczi, Sz. (2009). Facts, theories and further questions around the Ries-Steinheim simultaneous impact event: A review. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1542). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Pásztor, A., Simon, T., Nagy, Sz., & Bérczi, Sz. (2009). HUSAR-8 rover swarm collective activity around Hunveyor-8: Planetary robotics at the Kecskemét College, GAMF Faculty, Hungary. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1491). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Simon, T., & Kereszturi, A. (2009). Online astrobiology course in Hungary. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1048). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Sipos, A., & Vizi, P. G. (2009). Simulated Mars rover modell competition. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 2519). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Weidinger, T., Istenes, Z., Hargitai, H., Tepliczky, I., & Bérczi, Sz. (2009). Micrometeorological station at the Mars analog field work, Utah, April, 2008. 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1282). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Hudoba, Gy., & Hegyi, S. (2007). Mars analog fluvial and desert processes in the Pliocene Hungary studied with Hunveyor. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1068). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Boldoghy, B., Kummert, J., Varga, T., Szilágyi, I., & Bérczi, Sz. (2007). Practical realization of covering lunar buildings for ensure levelled temperature environment. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1380). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Craig, J., Sedaghatpour, F., Gucsik, A., & Sears, D. W. G. (2007). Fragments of separated opaque matrix from the Semarkona unequilibrated ordinary chondrite. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1095). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Denson, J., Ivey, D. M., Sears, D. W. G., Gucsik, A., & Vidéki, R. (2007). Cathodoluminescence and its application for biosignature analysis of Mn-containing biogenic minerals: A review. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1009). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gucsik, A., Sears, D. W. G., Craig, J., Sadeghatpour, F., & Graupner, W. (2007). Cathodoluminescence properties of the Semarkona chondrite: An implication for mineralogy of interstellar dust particles of the Stardust mission. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1051). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hegyi, S., Hudoba, Gy., Hargitai, H., Balogh, Z., Biró, T., Bornemisza, I., Kókány, A., Geresdi, A., Sasvári, G., Senyei, R., Varga, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2007). New developments in the Hunveyor-Husar educational space probe model system of Hungarian universities: New atlas in the series of the Solar System. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1204). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Illés-Almár, E. (2007). On the south polar vortex on Saturn. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1135). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, A., & Gábris, Gy. (2007). Proposal for drainage network types on Mars. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1045). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, A., Sik, A., Horváth, A., Reiss, D., Jaumann, R., & Neukum, G. (2007). Season-dependent behavior of dark dune spots on Mars. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1864). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kuti, A. & Kereszturi, A. (2007). Pressure and temperature characteristics of possible ExoMars landing sites. European Mars Science & Exploration Conference: Mars Express & ExoMars (Abstract No. 1088740).
Matsuda, N., Gucsik, A., Nishido, H., Ninagawa, K., Okumura, T., & Kayama, M. (2007). Cathodoluminescence microscopy and spectroscopy of apatite of the Y-000593 nakhlite from Antarctica. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1061). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Mizser, A. & Kereszturi, A. (2007). Climatic planetomorphology: Hypothetical synthesis from available data. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1523). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Nehéz, I., Varga, T., Darányi, I., & Bérczi, Sz. (2007). Gas storing in Martian atmospheric environment using nil diffusion covering technology. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1367). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Okumura, T., Gucsik, A., Nishido, H., & Ninagawa, K. (2007). Raman spectroscopy of planar deformation features of shocked quartz samples from Ries and Barringer impact structures. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1062). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Pócs, T., Horváth, A., Gánti, T., Bérczi, Sz., Kereszturi, A., Sik, A., & Szathmáry, E. (2007). Comparison of surface mineral crusts and cryptobiotic-crusts: How can they help life support mechanisms; implications to living organisms on Mars. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1144). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Reiss, D., Jaumann, R., Kereszturi, A., Sik, A., & Neukum, G. (2007). Gullies and avalanche scars on Martian dark dunes. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1993). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Sears, D., Gucsik, A., Craig, J., Sedaghatpour, F., & Graupner, W. (2007). A thermoluminescence study of Semarkona chondrite: An application on determination of metamorphic history of Stardust particles. 38th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1055). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Szathmáry, E., Bérczi, Sz., Pócs, T., Horváth, A., Gánti, T., Kereszturi, A., & Sik, A. (2007). Ephemeral conditions for life at the South Polar Region of Mars. EPSC Abstracts, 2, EPSC2007-A-00162.
Bencze, P., Illés-Almár, E., & Almár, I. (2006). Large amplitude neutral density waves in the thermosphere, effect of meteor trails? Geophysical Research Abstracts, 8, EGU06-A-03830.
Bencze, P., Illés-Almár, E., & Verő, J. (2006). Coupling between the neutral upper atmosphere, ionosphere and inner magnetosphere. Geophysical Research Abstracts, 8, EGU06-A-03872.
Bérczi, Sz., Gál-Sólymos, K., Gucsik, A., Hargitai, H., Józsa, S., Szakmány, Gy., Kubovics, I., & Puskás, Z. (2006). How we used NASA Lunar Set in planetary and material science studies: Experiences of 10 years of studies in Eötvös University, Hungary. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1298). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Hargitai, H., Horváth, A., Illés, E., Kereszturi, A., Mörtl, M., Sik, A., Weidinger, T., Hegyi, S., & Hudoba, Gy. (2006). Solar System atlas series on the Eötvös University, Budapest, Hungary: Textbooks for space and planetary science education. EPSC Abstracts, 1, EPSC2006-A-00509.
Bérczi, Sz., Hegyi, S., Hudoba, Gy., Hargitai, H., Kókány, A., Drommer, B., Bíró, T., Gucsik, A., Pintér, A., & Kovács, Zs. (2006). Educational space probe model system of lander (Hunveyor), rover (Husar) and test-terrain for planetary science education and analog studies in universities and colleges of Hungary. EPSC Abstracts, 1, EPSC2006-A-00512.
Bérczi, Sz., Hegyi, S., Hudoba, Gy., Józsa, S., & Szakmány, Gy. (2006). Planetary analog metarials studies: Martian shergottites and their counterparts from the Szentbékkálla series of mantle lherzolite inclusions and the host basalts in Hungary. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1122). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bogdán, Á., Illés-Almár, E., Süle, B., & Varga, P. (2006). On the crust thickness of Enceladus. Geophysical Research Abstracts, 8, EGU06-A-02241.
Boldoghy, B., Kummert, J., Szilágyi, I., Varga, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2006). Construction of a lunar architectural environment with joint constraints of thermal balance, economic technologies, local material using: Strategy, design and on site assembly. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1152). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Boldoghy, B., Kummert, J., Szilágyi, I., Varga, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2006). Studies on Lunar Base construction: Architectural environment, thermal balance, economic technologies, local materials, on site assembly. EPSC Abstracts, 1, EPSC2006-A-00526.
Gánti, T., Bérczi, Sz., Horváth, A., Kereszturi, A., Pócs, T., Sik, A., & Szathmáry, E. (2006). Hypothetical time sequence of the morphological changes in global and local levels of the dark dune spots in polar region of Mars. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1918). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gucsik, A., Bérczi, Sz., Kereszturi, Á., Hargitai, H., & Nagy, Sz. (2006). Shock metamorphism of zircon in nature and experiment: A review. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1544). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gucsik, A., Nishido, H., Ninagawa, K., Okumura, T., Wilcox, J. Z., Urguiles, E., Götze, J., Bérczi, Sz., Kereszturi, Á., Hargitai, H., Polgári, M., & Nagy, Sz. (2006). Cathodoluminescence and its application in the planetary sciences: A review. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1543). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hargitai, H. & Bérczi, Sz. (2006). Multilingual maps of the terrestrial planets and their moons: The East and Central European edition. EPSC Abstracts, 1, EPSC2006-A-00515.
Hargitai, H. I., Bérczi, Sz., Gucsik, A., Horvai, F., Illés, E., Kereszturi, Á., & Nagy, Sz. J. (2006). Impacts: Its processes, traces and effects – a textbook. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1282). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hegyi, S., Drommer, B., Hegyi, A., Biró, T., Kókány, A., Hudoba, Gy., & Bérczi, Sz. (2006). Analog planetary material studies of igneous rocks in field trips at Hungarian sites of North-Balaton and Mecsek Mountains with university space probe models Hunveyor and Husar. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1136). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hudoba, Gy., Hegyi, S., Hargitai, H., Gucsik, A., Józsa, S., Kereszturi, A., Sik, A., Szakmány, Gy., Földi, T., Gadányi, P., & Bérczi, Sz. (2006). Planetary analog studies and simulations: Materials, terrains, morphologies, processes: Concise atlas in the Solar System (9) Eötvös University, Hungary. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1114). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kabai, S. & Bérczi, Sz. (2006). Space stations construction by Mathematica: Interactive programs to use the double role of the golden rhombohedra modules (the crystallography of a space station). 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1121). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, A. (2006). Paleoenvironment reconstruction from channel and valley morphometry on Mars. EPSC Abstracts, 1, EPSC2006-A-00107.
Mörtl, M., Homonnay, Z., Lukács, B., Weidinger, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2006). Planetary science and chemistry: New concise atlas in the Solar System series of textbooks at Eötvös University, Hungary. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1618). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Nagy, Sz., Gucsik, A., Kubovics, I., Józsa, S., Bérczi, Sz., & Gálné, G. S. (2006). Shock-induced microdeformations of garnet from the Ries impact structure. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1993). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Nehéz, I., Bérczi, Sz., Varga, T., Darányi, I., & Cseh, R. (2006). Long life and light gas balloons with active isolation envelope for Martian applications. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1719). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Nehéz, I., Bérczi, Sz., Varga, T., Darányi, I., & Cseh, R. (2006). Theoretical questions of the application of the light and long life gas balloons in Martian and planetary atmospheres. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1703). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Nishido, H., Ninagawa, K., Sakamoto, M., Gucsik, A., Okumura, T., Toyoda, S., Bérczi, Sz., & Nagy, Sz. (2006). 3D Raman spectroscopical study of quartz from Mt. Oikeyama, Japan, emphasizing the shock-induced microdeformations. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1651). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Szikra, I., Ferenczi, Gy., Varga, T., Darányi, I., Hudoba, Gy., Földi, T., Hegyi, S., & Bérczi, Sz. (2006). A new form of space science education: Preparations for Phoenix lander mission simulations by Hunveyor in terrestrial conditions. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1169). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Volent, R. & Kereszturi, A. (2006). Comparison of ice blocks on Earth, Mars, Europa and Ganymede. 37th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1316). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz. (2005). Possibility of karst morphology on the Martian surface at the Meridiani landing site from comparison with terrestrial analogs. 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1051). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Cech, V., Józsa, S., Szakmány, Gy., Fabriczy, A., Földi, T., & Varga, T. (2005). How we used NASA Lunar Set in planetary material science analog studies on lunar basalts and breccias with industrial materials of steels and ceramics. 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1282). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T., Hargitai, H., Hegyi, S., Hudoba, Gy., Kovács, Zs., Roskó, F., Tóth, Sz., Pintér, A., & Bérczi, Sz. (2005). Europa analog ice-splitting measurements and experiments with Ice-Hunveyor on the frozen Balaton-lake, Hungary. 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1147). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gánti, T., Pócs, T., Bérczi, Sz., Ditrói-Puskás, Z., Gál-Solymos, K., Horváth, A., Nagy, M., & Kubovics, I. (2005). Morphological investigations of Martian spherules, comparisons to collected terrestrial counterparts. 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 2026). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gucsik, A., Nishido, H., Ninagawa, K., Toyoda, S., Bidló, A., Brezsnyánszky, K., & Tsuchiyama, A. (2005). Cathodoluminescence spectral studies of the experimentally shock-deformed plagioclase: A possible explanation of CL peak shifts. 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1239). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hargitai, H. & Schenk, P. (2005). The Io Mountain online database. 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 2102). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hargitai, H. (2005). Bilingual map of Mercury. 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1583). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Horváth, A., Kereszturi, Á., Bérczi, Sz., Sik, A., Pócs, T., Gesztesi, A., Gánti, T., & Szathmáry, E. (2005). Annual change of Martian DDS-seepages. 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1128). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, A. (2005). Cross profile and volume analysis of Bahram Valles on Mars. 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1609). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Lukács, B., Józsa, S., Kovács, Zs., Szakmány, Gy., & Bérczi, Sz. (2005). How we used the Antarctic meteorite thin section set of NIPR to a synthesis of the thermal evolution of a chondritic body. 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1300). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Mészáros, I., Hargitai, H., Horváth, A., Kereszturi, A., Sik, A., & Bérczi, Sz. (2005). Second unusual guidebook to terrestrial field work studies: Astronauts with roving vehicle, robotic rovers on planetary surfaces (seventh concise atlas in the Solar System series of textbooks at Eötvös University, Hungary). 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1177). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Sakamoto, M., Gucsik, A., Ninagawa, K., Nishido, H., Shichi, R., Toyoda, S., Bidló, A., & Brezsnyánszky, K. (2005). Mt. Oikeyama structure: First impact structure in Japan? 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1242). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Szaniszló Bérczi’s report on the 36th LPSC (2005, in Hungarian)
Bérczi, Sz., Józsa, S., Szakmány, Gy., Kubovics, I., Puskás, Z., Fabriczy, A., & Unger, Z. (2004). How we used NASA Lunar Set in planetary and material science studies: Textural and cooling sequences in sections of lava column from a thin and a thick lava-flow, from the Moon and Mars with terrestrial analogue and chondrule textural comparisons. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1246). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Kereszturi, A., & Horváth, A. (2004). Stratigraphy of special layers – transient ones on permeable ones: Examples from Earth and Mars. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1317). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T. & Bérczi, Sz. (2004). Collecting bacteria together with aerosols in the Martian atmosphere by the FOELDIX experimental instrument developed with a nutrient detector pattern: Model measurements of effectivity. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1059). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T. & Bérczi, Sz. (2004). Electromagnetic scrape of meteorites and probably Columbia tiles. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1057). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gimesi, L., Béres, Cs. Z., Bérczi, Sz., Hegyi, S., & Cech, V. (2004). Teaching planetary GIS by constructing its model for the test terrain of the Hunveyor and Husar. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1140). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hargitai, H. I. (2004). Creating easy-to-understand planetary maps. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1078). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hegyi, S., Kovács, B., Imrek, Gy., Csapó, L., & Bérczi, Sz. (2004). Classroom teaching of space technology and simulations by the Husar rover model. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1093). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Horváth, A., Pócs, T., Gánti, T., Bérczi, Sz., & Szathmáry, E. (2004). On the possibility of a crypto-biotic crust on Mars based on northern and southern ringed polar dune spots. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1914). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hudoba, Gy., Kovács, Zs. I., Pintér, A., Földi, T., Hegyi, S., Tóth, Sz., Roskó, F., & Bérczi, Sz. (2004). New experiments (in meteorology, aerosols, soil moisture and ice) on the new Hunveyor educational planetary landers of universities and colleges in Hungary. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1572). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Illés-Almár, E. (2004). Meteorites on Mars. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1832). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Józsa, S. & Bérczi, Sz. (2004). Analog sites in field work of petrology: Rock assembly delivered to a plain by floods on Earth and Mars. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1608). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kabai, S. & Bérczi, Sz. (2004). Modelling planetary material’s structures: From quasicrystalline microstructure to crystallographic materials by use of Mathematica. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1081). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, A. (2004). Planetary environment comparison in the education of astrobiology. 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1070). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Mörtl, M., Földi, T., Hargitai, H., Hegyi, S., Illés, E., Hudoba, Gy., Kovács, Zs., Kereszturi, A., Sik, A., Józsa, S., Szakmány, Gy., Weidinger, T., Tóth, Sz., Fabriczy, A., & Bérczi, Sz. (2004). Unusual guidebook to terrestrial field work studies: Microenvironmental studies by landers on planetary surfaces (new atlas in the series of the Solar System notebooks on Eötvös University, Hungary). 35th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1214). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Fabriczy, A., Hargitai, H., Hegyi, S., Illés, E., Kabai, S., Kovács, Zs., Kereszturi, A., Opitz, A., Sik, A., Varga, T., & Weidinger, T. (2003). Atlas series of the Solar System (5 booklets) and other works for education and public outreach by Cosmic Materials, Planetology and Hunveyor groups of the Eötvös University, Hungary. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1305). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Hegyi, S., Kovács, Zs., Hudoba, E., Horváth, A., Kabai, S., Fabriczy, A., & Földi, T. (2003). Space simulators in space science education in Hungary (2.): Hunveyor orientations and astronomical observations on Martian surface. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1166). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Szakmány, Gy., Józsa, S., Kubovics, I., Puskás, Z., & Unger, Z. (2003). How we used NASA lunar set in planetary and material science studies: Comparison of breccias from Moon, Earth, asteroids and ancient ceramics by textures and processes. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1115). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bradák, B., & Kereszturi, A. (2003). Mud volcanism as model for various planetary surface processes. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1304). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Dudich, E., Póka, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2003). “Geonomy” by E. Szádeczky-Kardoss: New auxiliary studies update the pioneering book in space and Earth science education in Hungary. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1555). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gánti, T., Horváth, A., Bérczi, Sz., Gesztesi, A., & Szathmáry, E. (2003). Evidence for water by Mars Odyssey is compatible with a biogenic DDS-formation process. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1134). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hargitai, H., & Karátson, D. (2003). Silicic volcanism on Io? Evidence from Tohil Mons and other possible volcanic cones. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1544). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hargitai, H., Bérczi, Sz., Kereszturi, Á., Opitz, A., Sik, A., Weidinger, T., Tepliczky, I., & Bradák, B. (2003). Outreach activity of the planetology group of Eötvös University, Hungary: Experimental programs and experiences. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1547). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hegyi, S., Kovács, B., Keresztesi, M., Gimesi, L., Halász, A., & Bérczi, Sz. (2003). New gas sensing device to the Hunveyor-2 university lander of the Pécs University, Hungary. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1181). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Horváth, A., & Bérczi, Sz. (2003). Proposals for Mars Express and Nozomi missions how to determine the layered structure of Phobos. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1131). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Horváth, A., Gánti, T., Bérczi, Sz., Gesztesi, A., & Szathmáry, E. (2003). Morphological analysis of annual recurrence of dark dune spots on southern polar region of Mars. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1380). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hudoba, Gy., Sasvári, G., Kerese, P., Kiss, Sz., & Bérczi, Sz. (2003). Hunveyor-4 construction at Kandó Kálmán Electrical Engineering Faculty of Budapest Polytechnik, Székesfehérvár, Hungary. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1543). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, A. (2003). Chaotic terrains as indicators of crustal thickness of Europa. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1550). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, A. (2003). The role of subsurface melting in the global climate cycles on Mars. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1533). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Mizser, A., & Kereszturi, A. (2003). The astrobiology matrix and the “Drake matrix” in education. 34th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1114). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Balogh, Zs., Bordás, F., Bérczi, Sz., Diósy, T., Hegyi, S., Imrek, Gy., Kabai, S., & Keresztesi, M. (2002). Manipulator arms and measurements with them on Hunveyor college lander: Soil hardness measurements in the test-terrain surrounding the lander. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1085). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Diósy, T., Tóth, Sz., Hegyi, S., Imrek, Gy., Kovács, Zs., Cech, V., Müller-Bodó, E., Roskó, F., Szentpétery, L., & Hudoba, Gy. (2002). Space simulators in space science education in Hungary (1.): A Hunveyor type planetary voyage and planetary surface operations simulator. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1496). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Józsa, S., Szakmány, Gy., Dimén, A., Deák, F., Kubovics, I., Puskás, Z., & Unger, Z. (2002). How we used NASA lunar set in planetary and material science studies: From basaltic TTT-diagrams of lunar basalts to cellular automata transformations of textures. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1024). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Gánti, T., Horváth, A., Bérczi, Sz., Gesztesi, A., & Szathmáry, E. (2002). Defrosting and melting, not defrosting alone. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1221). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Giber, K. (2002). Cultivation of iron bacteria on the Mars. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1377). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hargitai, H., Kereszturi, A., Sik, A., Varga, T., Szabó Soki, L., Maros, G., & Bérczi, Sz. (2002). Planetology group's educational outreach results at Eötvös University, Hungary. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1261). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hegyi, S., Horváth, Cs., Németh, I., Keresztesi, M., Hegyi, Á., Kovács, Zs., Diósy, T., Kabai, S., & Bérczi, Sz. (2002). Solar panel and electric power system of Hunveyor-2 university lander: Experiments for various planetary insolations. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1124). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Horváth, A., Bérczi, Sz., Gánti, T., Gesztesi, A., & Szathmáry, E. (2002). The “Inca City” region of Mars: Testfield for dark dune spots origin. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1109). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Horváth, A., Gánti, T., Bérczi, Sz., Gesztesi, A., & Szathmáry, E. (2002). Morphological analysis of the dark dune spots on Mars: New aspects in biological interpretation. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1108). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kabai, S., Miyazaki, K., & Bérczi, Sz. (2002). Space science education with Mathematica: Interactive design modular space station structures with computer algebra: Principles, functional units, motions, examples. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1041). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, A. (2002). Datebase of lunar-like rilles on Mercury. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1663). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Lukács, B., Bérczi, Sz., & Kereszturi, A. (2002). Brown dwarfs' atmopspheres: Possible analogy for condensation in the solar nebula. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1472). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Mizser, A., & Kereszturi, A. (2002). Approach of oceanic current directions inside Europa. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1227). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Sárneczky, K., & Kereszturi, A. (2002). “Global” tectonism on asteroids?. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1381). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Simon, T., & Sik, A. (2002). Astrobiology: The new synthesis. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1629). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Tepliczky, I., & Kereszturi, A. (2002). Signs of changes in the electrostatic sedimentationt on Eros. 33rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1656). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bartholy, J., & Pongracz, R. (2001). Teaching high-school and undergraduate students to download, understand and use satellite images. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1600). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., & Lukács, B. (2001). Search for ammonia containing life building blocks in outer Solar System. Outer Planets: The Ice Giants and Their Satellites (Abstract No. 4006). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., & Lukács, B. (2001). Search for ammonia containing life building blocks in outer Solar System. Outer Planets: The Ice Giants and Their Satellites (Abstract No. 4006). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Fabriczy, A., Hegyi, S., Kovács, Zs. I., Keresztesi, M., Cech, V., Diósy, T., Józsa, S., Holba, A., Lukács, B., Roskó, F., Szakmány, Gy., Tóth, Sz., Hegyi, A., & Kabai, S. (2001). How we used NASA lunar sample set in making an educational atlas series of the Solar System materials: (1), (2). 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1100). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Török, K., Gál-Sólymos, K., & Józsa, S. (2001). Mien-Ramsö Island impact melt rock and breccia: Origin of vesicular sharp pebbles from the Ramsö Island. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1078). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2001). Indicating the deep structure (below the icy and liquid layers) of Europa and Titan by measurements with a giant solenoid system on board of an orbiting space probe. Outer Planets: The Ice Giants and Their Satellites (Abstract No. 4025). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2001). Indicating the deep structure (below the icy and liquid layers) of Europa and Titan by measurements with a giant solenoid system on board of an orbiting space probe. Outer Planets: The Ice Giants and Their Satellites (Abstract No. 4025). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2001). Measurements on the ion-cloud levitating above the lunar surface: Experiments and modelling on Hunveyor experimental lander. 64th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society (Abstract No. 5126). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2001). Measurements on the ion-cloud levitating above the lunar surface: Experiments and modelling on Hunveyor experimental lander. 64th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society (Abstract No. 5126). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2001). The source of water molecules in the vicinity of the Moon. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1148). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T., Bérczi, Sz., & Palásti, E. (2001). Water and bacteria transport via electrostatic coagulation and their accumulation at the poles on a dusty planet. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1059). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T., Bérczi, Sz., Koris, A., Kovács, B., Hegyi, S., Kovács, Zs. I., & Roskó, F. (2001). New experiment plans (electrostatic, lunar dust measuring, bio-filtering) to the Hunveyor educational planetary landers of universities and colleges in Hungary. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1301). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hargitai, H. (2001). New focuses on the teaching of planetology: Planetary science at middle schools of Hungary. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1211). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hegyi, S., Bérczi, Sz., Kovács, Zs., Földi, T., Kabai, S., Sándor, V., Cech, V., & Roskó, F. (2001). Antarctica, Mars, Moon: Comparative planetary surface geology and on site experiments and modeling via robotics by Hunveyor experimental lander. 64th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society (Abstract No. 5402). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hegyi, S., Bérczi, Sz., Kovács, Zs., Földi, T., Kabai, S., Sándor, V., Cech, V., & Roskó, F. (2001). Antarctica, Mars, Moon: Comparative planetary surface geology and on site experiments and modeling via robotics by Hunveyor experimental lander. 64th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society (Abstract No. 5402). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Horváth, A., Gánti, T., Gesztesi, A., Bérczi, Sz., & Szathmáry, E. (2001). Probable evidences of recent biological activity on Mars: Appearance and growing of dark dune spots in the south polar region. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1543). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, Á. (2001). Analysis of the meanders of some runoff channels on Mars. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1177). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kovács, Zs. I., Kövári, I. E., Balogh, R., Varga, V., Kovács, T., Hegyi, S., & Bérczi, Sz. (2001). Planetary science education via construction of the Hunveyor-3 experimental planetary lander in Berzsenyi College, Szombathely, Hungary: Rock radioactivity measurements. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1130). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kubovics, I., Bérczi, Sz., Don, Gy., Ditrói-Puskás, Z., Gál-Sólymos, K., Földi, T., Solt, P., & Záray, Gy. (2001). New studies on meteorites from Hungary: Corrections in the London Meteorite Catalogue dataset. 64th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society (Abstract No. 5365). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kubovics, I., Bérczi, Sz., Don, Gy., Ditrói-Puskás, Z., Gál-Sólymos, K., Földi, T., Solt, P., & Záray, Gy. (2001). New studies on meteorites from Hungary: Corrections in the London Meteorite Catalogue dataset. 64th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society (Abstract No. 5365). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Rakonczai, J., Hargitai, H., & Bérczi, Sz. (2001). Comparisons of the ancient meandering riverbeds in the Chryse Region, Mars, and on the Tisza flooded basin in the Carpathian Basin, Earth. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1507). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Sik, A. (2001). Comparative study of periglacial mass movements on Mars and Earth. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1762). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Szilassi, L., Karsai, J., Pataki, T., Kabai, S., & Bérczi, Sz. (2001). How interactive graphical modeling helps space science and geometry education in Hungary. 32nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1184). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz. (2000). The shape of Kaba: Two main streamline systems on its surface, showing oriented fall. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1198). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz. (2000). The shape of Kaba: Two main streamline systems on its surface, showing oriented fall. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1198). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Fabriczy, A., Cech, V., Don, Gy., Józsa, S., Lukács, B., Maros, G., Solt, P., Szabó Sóki, L., & Szakmány, Gy. (2000). How we used NASA lunar sample set in making Solar System and planetary evolution educational videofilm series. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1687). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Fabriczy, A., Cech, V., Don, Gy., Józsa, S., Lukács, B., Maros, G., Solt, P., Szabó Sóki, L., & Szakmány, Gy. (2000). How we used NASA lunar sample set in making Solar System and planetary evolution educational videofilm series. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1687). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Gál-Sólymos, K., Lukács, B., & Martinás, K. (2000). Evolution of an ureilitic parent body: Studies on the ALHA 77257,77-4 ureilite sample of the NIPR collection: Implications to fullerene state of the carbon. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1313). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Gál-Sólymos, K., Lukács, B., & Martinás, K. (2000). Evolution of an ureilitic parent body: Studies on the ALHA 77257,77-4 ureilite sample of the NIPR collection: Implications to fullerene state of the carbon. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1313). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Lukács, B., & Török, K. (2000). Snouted spherules: In the Carpathian Basin and on Antarctica. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1219). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Lukács, B., & Török, K. (2000). Snouted spherules: In the Carpathian Basin and on Antarctica. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1219). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Lukács, B., Holba, A., Józsa, S., Kubovics, I., Puskás, Z., & Szakmány, Gy. (2000). The NIPR Antarctic meteorite thin section educational set. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1199). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Lukács, B., Holba, A., Józsa, S., Kubovics, I., Puskás, Z., & Szakmány, Gy. (2000). The NIPR Antarctic meteorite thin section educational set. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1199). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Hegyi, S., Kovács, B., Keresztesi, M., Béres, Cs. Z., Gimesi, L., Imrek, Gy., Lengyel, P., & Herbert, J. (2000). Experiments on the planetary lander station and on its rover units of the Janus Pannonius University, Pécs, Hungary. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1103). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Kereszturi, Á., & Sik, A. (2000). Feng-shui on Mars: History of geomorphological effects of water and wind. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1216). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Roskó, F., Diósy, T., Bérczi, Sz., Fabriczy, A., Cech, V., & Hegyi, S. (2000). Spectrometry of the NASA lunar sample educational set. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1572). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Roskó, F., Diósy, T., Bérczi, Sz., Fabriczy, A., Cech, V., & Hegyi, S. (2000). Spectrometry of the NASA lunar sample educational set. 31st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1572). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Arday, A., Bérczi, Sz., Don, Gy., & Lukács, B. (1999). Preliminary report of Szilvágy-Patkó (Horseshoe): A new (possible) impact crater remnant in Hungary. 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1384). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., & Lukács, B. (1999). Thermal/aqueous (2.): Competition to obscure chondrules in the van Schmus-Wood sequence, on a new scheme. 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1275). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Drommer, B., Cech, V., Hegyi, S., Herbert, J., Tóth, Sz., Diósy, T., Roskó, F., & Borbola, T. (1999). New programs with the Hunveyor experimental planetary lander in the universities and high schools in Hungary. 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1332). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Holba, Á., & Lukács, B. (1999). On the topology of the Urey-Craig field, I. 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1014). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Józsa, S., Kabai, S., Kubovics, I., Puskás, Z., & Szakmány, Gy. (1999). NASA lunar sample set in forming complex concepts in petrography and planetary petrology. 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1038). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Kabai, S., Hegyi, S., Cech, V., Drommer, B., Földi, T., Fröhlich, A., & Gévay, G. (1999). TUTOR on the Moon: A Discovery type multiple lunar probe (improved Surveyors) constructing and research program for universities. 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1037). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Drommer, B., Blénessy, G., Hanczár, G., Gránicz, K., Diósy, T., Tóth, Sz., & Bodó, E. (1999). The 3D system and operations with Hunveyor (and its rover): Web site for students to use lander instruments on a simulated planetary surface. 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1606). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Földi, T., Ezer, R., Bérczi, Sz., & Tóth, Sz. (1999). Creating quasi-spherules from molecular material using electric fields (inverse EGD effect). 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1266). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Lukács, B., & Bérczi, Sz. (1999). Thermal/aqueous: On the H2O-Na2O competition/cooperation in carbonaceous chondrites (Kaba 1, NIPR statistics V.). 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1011). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Lukács, B., Holba, A., & Bérczi, Sz. (1999). Gradistic vs. cladistic views in the classification of chondrites: The (L,H) dichotomy and the missing L/LL precursors (NIPR statistics VI.). 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1337). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Solt, P. (1999). Different trends of spherule distributions at the Kaba meteorite fall area. 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1269). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Cech, V., Hegyi, S., Borbola, T., Diósy, T., Köllő, Z., & Tóth, Sz. (1998). Planetary geology education via construction of a planetary lander probe. 29th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1267). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Cech, V., Hegyi, S., Sz-Fabriczy, A., & Lukács, B. (1998). Technology/environment “chesstable”: Cross effects between planetary currents and technologies. 29th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1371). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Bérczi, Sz., Földi, T., Kubovics, I., Simonits, A., & Szabó, A. (1998). Kaposfüred: A new IVA-type iron meteorite from Hungary. 29th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1082). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Detre, Cs. H., Tóth, I., Gucsik, A., Kiss, Á., Uzonyi, I., & Bérczi, Sz. (1998). What took place at the Permo-Triassic boundary? Cosmic spherules as messengers of a nearby supernova explosion. 29th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (Abstract No. 1030). Lunar and Planetary Institute.
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