home.social

#mpsgoettingen — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #mpsgoettingen, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Today's #mpsgoettingen Summer Workshop offers the perfect opportunity for the entire institute to get together and discuss ongoing and future projects.

  2. Today's #mpsgoettingen Summer Workshop offers the perfect opportunity for the entire institute to get together and discuss ongoing and future projects.

  3. Goodbye, #Samba and #Tango! And goodbye, #RAPID! The instrument "Research with Adaptive Particle Imaging Detectors" was the #mpsgoettingen contribution to this unique, 26 year long mission. #Cluster

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5a2jfvqbytdqv4i2c57ig6v7/post/3mujwimw3pk27

  4. Goodbye, #Samba and #Tango! And goodbye, #RAPID! The instrument "Research with Adaptive Particle Imaging Detectors" was the #mpsgoettingen contribution to this unique, 26 year long mission. #Cluster

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5a2jfvqbytdqv4i2c57ig6v7/post/3mujwimw3pk27

  5. COMING UP: next lecture in our series “Im Feuerwerk der Sonne” on May 7th, 7 PM. Natalie Krivova from MPS Göttingen will speak about the most violent solar storms of the past 11.000 years. In German.

    More here: mps.mpg.de/im-feuerwerk-der-so

    @thegoecampus

    #SpaceWeather #SolarStorms #Sonnenstürme #Sonne #Weltraumwetter #MPSGoettingen #Goettingen #PublicTalk #OeffentlicherVortrag

  6. COMING UP: next lecture in our series “Im Feuerwerk der Sonne” on May 7th, 7 PM. Natalie Krivova from #mpsgoettingen will speak about the most violent #solarstorms of the past 11.000 years. In German. More here: www.mps.mpg.de/im-feuerwerk... ☀️🌍🔭 @[email protected]

  7. #MPSGoettingen wishes you happy holidays and a healthy and successful New Year 2026!

    Featuring prominently on our season's greetings card: the first images of the Sun's south pole 🛰️ ☀️

    During its flyby of the Sun at the end of March this year, the Solar Orbiter space probe had its first clear view of our star's poles. Solar Orbiter's trajectory has recently been tilted 17 degrees relative to the Sun's equator, allowing measurements from this unique perspective for the first time. As the new observations impressively show, the magnetic field at the poles is currently in a state of turmoil.

    In addition to the images of the sun's south pole taken by the Solar Orbiter spacecraft, the past year has brought us many other highlights: exciting scientific results and important awards. Read more at mps.mpg.de/en/season-s-greetin

    #2025 #wrapped #wrapped2025 #Jahresrückblick #SolarOrbiter #Sun #Space #SolAustralisIncognitus #2026 #NewYear #Goettingen #Astrodon