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Now up: Friday of #EPSC #epsc2024

https://cphlo.net/abc/index.php/2024/09/21/europlanet-sci-congress-2024-part-epsi-sssb/

and this one is #asteroid packed

De nombreux membres de l’équipe se sont rendus à l’EuroPlanet Science Congress qui s’est tenu du 8 au 13 Septembre 2024 à Berlin (comme en 2018!).

Inès a présenté le mardi l’état d’avancement de ses travaux qui visent à réunir les géologies des minéraux hydratés des régions d’Oxia Planum et Mawrth Vallis.

Maxime présentait un poster ce même jour sur des échantillons de silice prélevés au Botswana au niveau des lacs salés du Makgadigadki, un analogue terrestre aux observations martiennes. Il a également fait une présentation orale sur l’observation de minéraux hydratés en contexte de volcanisme sédimentaire sur Mars, vendredi matin.

Matthieu a repris ses devoirs et pu présenter un poster MarsSI et rencontrer nouveaux et anciens utilisateurs pour leur parler des évolutions et nouveaux jeux de données tels que CaSSIS.

Cédric a présenté en session orale ses travaux sur les lois géomorphologiques des cratères de petites tailles (<50m), résultats de nouvelle méthodes plus robustes d’estimation des profondeurs de cratères.

L’équipe n’était qu’une partie de l’impressionnante présence française dans cette conférence, ce qui fut l’occasion de nombreux échanges!

https://eplanets.univ-lyon1.fr/2024/09/20/e-planets-a-berlin-pour-lepsc-2024/

#Berlin #Congrès #epsc #epsc2024 #Geomorphometry #MarsSI #MartianAnalogs #MawrthVallis #OxiaPlanum

Made it back to @iaa_csic after #EPSC2024 in Berlin and a very productive #comet meeting in @tubraunschweig Some smooth traveling yesterday, thanks (for once!) DB!

Leaving Berlin after #EPSC2024 for Braunschweig for a mini reunion/meeting with colleagues @tubraunschweig . Had time to see some nature and some city yesterday. Wunderbar! 😀

Presenting my poster at #EPSC2024. It summarises the results of my @ISSIBern team which have also just been accepted in @[email protected]

Presentations by #TeamRadar at #EPSC2024 :

Ferrais et al. on the binary asteroid #1994AW1 : https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-161.html

Cannon et al. on the contact binary asteroid #2006DP14 : https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-660.html

Presentations by #TeamRadar at #EPSC2024 :

Ferrais et al. on the binary asteroid #1994AW1 : https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-161.html

Cannon et al. on the contact binary asteroid #2006DP14 : https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-660.html

The #EPSC2024 meeting is happening this week.

There is quite a lot on the #DARTMission and the #HeraMission : https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/session/51224 .

Also interesting presentations on #Apophis mission plans: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-199.html , asteroid satellites found by #Gaia: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-770.html , and an asteroid that spins with a period of 2.59 seconds: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-719.html

The #EPSC2024 meeting is happening this week.

There is quite a lot on the #DARTMission and the #HeraMission : https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/session/51224 .

Also interesting presentations on #Apophis mission plans: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-199.html , asteroid satellites found by #Gaia: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-770.html , and an asteroid that spins with a period of 2.59 seconds: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-719.html

According to Colin Wilson speaking at #EPSC2024, Mars Express uses just 200g of fuel a year.

Despite being rather squiffy, Mars is massive enough that the spacecraft is in a proper orbit which doesn't require fuel to maintain. A small amount of fuel is therefore used for attitude control each year.

According to Colin Wilson speaking at #EPSC2024, Mars Express uses just 200g of fuel a year.

Despite being rather squiffy, Mars is massive enough that the spacecraft is in a proper orbit which doesn't require fuel to maintain. A small amount of fuel is therefore used for attitude control each year.

Preliminary presentation in #EPSC2024 of a paper on more modeling of Jezero water budget and delta timescales. Many constraints apply 😉

Ovchinnikova et al: "Water and Sediment Transport Processes in Jezero Crater"
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-748.html

#JezeroDeltaScience

Preliminary presentation in #EPSC2024 of a paper on more modeling of Jezero water budget and delta timescales. Many constraints apply 😉

Ovchinnikova et al: "Water and Sediment Transport Processes in Jezero Crater"
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2024/EPSC2024-748.html

#JezeroDeltaScience

This has been a busy summer! I'm now at #EPSC2024, having presented about using science fiction stories for science outreach and education and the specific cases of #LifeBeyondUs and #StrangestOfAll that we created at @EuropeanAstrobiologyInstitute. Happy to engage in @europlanetmedia outreach activities as well, such as tomorrow's #CosmicInterviews. I also found so many new great outreach materials here, such as the QUARTETnary game by Iris van Zelst.

TASTE for Deimos!—says J. Brucato at #EPSC2024—On plans by Italy to send a deliciously-named double-CubeSat mission to the outer Martian Moon, consisting of a 12U 35kg orbiter and 4U 9kg lander that will sample with a drill and analyse in-situ.

This would be a wonderful compliment to JAXA’s upcoming MMX mission, which will flyby Deimos but focus and sample from Phobos 🛰️

TASTE for Deimos!—says J. Brucato at #EPSC2024—On plans by Italy to send a deliciously-named double-CubeSat mission to the outer Martian Moon, consisting of a 12U 35kg orbiter and 4U 9kg lander that will sample with a drill and analyse in-situ.

This would be a wonderful compliment to JAXA’s upcoming MMX mission, which will flyby Deimos but focus and sample from Phobos 🛰️

“Once you’ve seen one asteroid… you’ve seen one asteroid.”

#EPSC2024 tells it like it is! (And recommends solar sail technology for visiting multiple asteroids in one mission.)

“Once you’ve seen one asteroid… you’ve seen one asteroid.”

#EPSC2024 tells it like it is! (And recommends solar sail technology for visiting multiple asteroids in one mission.)

Our recent @issibern paper on @comet67P's activity is now available online @AandA_journal here. I'll also be presenting a poster on this next week
@[email protected] #EPSC2024, but while I wait for the final version online here's an explainer thread...
https://aanda.org/component/article?access=doi&doi=10.1051/0004-6361/202450728

Our recent @issibern paper on @comet67P's activity is now available online @AandA_journal here. I'll also be presenting a poster on this next week
@[email protected] #EPSC2024, but while I wait for the final version online here's an explainer thread...
https://aanda.org/component/article?access=doi&doi=10.1051/0004-6361/202450728

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We accept signups from anyone that is working (even peripherally) in the planetary sciences.