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A souvenir from #BadHonnef23
The conference venue is somewhere in the picture, too :)
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Last talk of the conference by Paul Rimmer titled
Timing is Everything: Kinetics of UV-Driven Prebiotic Chemistry
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Back from the coffee break, we continue with John Lee Grenfell, who is talking to about the
Effects of High Energy Particles on Atmospheric Chemistry in the Solar System and Beyond
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Next talk by Miriam Sinnhuber:
The Impact of Stellar Energetic
Particles on the Composition of
Planetary Atmospheres -
Konstantin Herbst is waking up the audience with the first talk of the day:
Modeling the Impact of Cosmic Rays on (Exo)planetary Atmospheres
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Back to conference tooting!
Today is the last day of
🌌 From the Heliosphere to
Astrospheres - Lessons for
Exoplanets and their Habitability,a neat little meeting in beautiful Bad Honnef in South Germany.
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Last talk for today:
PhD student Giulia Roccetti is talking about the results of her master project
Long-term Presence of Liquid Water on the Surface of Exomoons Orbiting Ejected Free-floating Planets
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Last two talks for today will be given by students. First, master student Florian Rünger will talk about
Exomoon-induced Radial Velocity
Signatures in Spectra of Exoplanetary Atmospheres -
Last talk before the coffee break!
Evangelia Samara is asking the question:
Which Terrestrial Exoplanets Deserve More Scrutiny for Atmosphere Viability?
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The next speaker is Joachim Saur. He is presenting
Brown Dwarfs as Ideal Candidates for Detecting UV Aurora Outside the Solar System: Hubble Space Telescope Observations of 2MASS J1237+6526
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Our next speaker is Harish Vedantham, who is talking to us about
Radio Detection of Extrasolar Space Weather and Magnetic Fields
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Back from the lunch break with a talk by Vera Dobos on
Moons of Exoplanets: Formation,
Orbital Stability and Habitability -
Our next speaker is Katja Poppenhäger, who is talking about
The Young Planets in the V1298 Tau System and their Atmospheres
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Our next talk is by Jens Hoeijmakers, who is talking to us about
High Resolution Spectroscopy of Ultra-hot Gas Giant Exoplanets
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I'm back to tooting about
🌌 From the Heliosphere to Astrospheres - Lessons for Exoplanets and their Habitability 🌌
a conference I am attending in #BadHonnef23
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Done for today, see you on Thursday for more astronomy and planets talks from #BadHonnef23 👋
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Last talk for today: Kevin Heng presents the CHEOPS Mission: Selected Highlights of Scientific Results
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Final talk before the afternoon coffee break:
Synthetic Astrosphere Observations: The Intricate Role of Interstellar Dust
Our presenter is Lennart Baalmann.
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Next talk in line: Veerle Sterken on Synergies Between Dust and
Heliospheric/Astrospheric Science -
Donna Rodgers-Lee is next in line with a talk on The Energetic Particle Environment of Sun-like and M Dwarf Stars.
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We're back with the afternoon session with another talk by Klaus Scherer On the Three-Dimensional Transport of Galactic Cosmic Rays in Astrospheres
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The last talk of the session is on! Our speaker is Dominik Bomans who shows us Observations of Astrospheres from O to M Stars.
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Next talk is by Jeff Linsky, who will show us New Results Concerning the Local Interstellar Medium: Inhomogeneity, Interactions with Helio/astrospheres, and Pressure Balance
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We're back with Konstantinos Dialynas, who ist talking to us about The Global Heliosphere: In-situ Ions from the Voyagers and Remotely Sensed ENAs from Cassini.
#BadHonnef23 #Astrodon #astronomy #astrophysics #voyager #cassini
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Next talk: Theresa Lüftinger is talking about Living Around Young Suns: Magnetic Fields, Winds and Atmospheric Erosion around Young #Stars and Implications for #Habitability
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Today, I will continue tooting live from the conference
🎙️ 🌌 🪐
From the Heliosphere to
Astrospheres - Lessons for
Exoplanets and their Habitability
🎙️ 🌌 🪐that I'm attending in beautiful Bad Honnef. Follow my #BadHonnef23 toots, if you're interested in stars, planets, and everything in between.
Today's focus is on astrospheres -- bubbles of gas and dust, in within which stars move through our galaxy -- and what they mean for exoplanet habitability.
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Back from the coffee break: Julián Alvarado-Goméz talks about Coronal Mass Ejections in Magnetically Active Stars
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Final talk before the coffee break: Junxiang Hu on Stellar CME-Driven Energetic Particles Events from Young Solar-like Stars.
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Next talk is by Frederic Effenberger, who will talk about Modelling Stellar Energetic Particle Environments of Planets in Habitable Zones based on Stellar Activity
#BadHonnef23 #Astrodon #astronomy #habitability #stellaractivity
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Next up is Meng Jin with a talk about Global Magnetohydrodynamics Modeling of Solar Coronal Mass Ejections and Application to Solar Analogs