Call for abstracts!
Abstract submissions are open for #AGU24 session "P008-Dynamic Exospheres of Terrestrial Bodies Through the Solar System" @theAGU
https://t.co/QUvLQTIYis
Deadline: July 31, 2024, at 11:59 PM EDT/03:59 AM +1 GMT
Check out our recent manuscript that investigate the response of the magnetospheric cusp to abrupt changes in the solar wind known as rotational discontinuity (RD).
https://t.co/tyDbz8KfiH
Call for abstract to our “Dynamic Exospheres of Terrestrial Bodies through the Solar System and Beyond” session at the 2025 AGU Fall meeting, which will be held from December 15-19 in New Orleans, LA, USA.
Submission link: https://t.co/OHLI0SFh0C
New Research: The hydrogen Lyman α line shape in the exospheres of terrestrial objects in the solar system https://t.co/zESiUD8K3E #FrontiersIn#AstronomySpaceSciences
New Research: The response of exospheric neutral hydrogen to weak geomagnetic disturbances between June 12 and 29, 2008 https://t.co/BV3iYUiCHx #FrontiersIn#AstronomySpaceSciences
Our new manuscript has been published! It describes the modeling activities to support upcoming ESA/CSA SMILE mission, which will globally image the terrestrial dayside magnetosphere in soft X-rays.
https://t.co/REA6kF6gQ4
Check out our new publication! Here, we investigated the role of the neutral exosphere in the dynamics of the plasma population in the magnetospheric ring current.
https://t.co/FybHytWaaq
Tonight!
@fireflyspace’s Blue Ghost lander will launch aboard a @SpaceX rocket at 1:11am ET (0611 UTC) on Jan. 15.
Blue Ghost will deliver 10 NASA payloads to the lunar surface to help us better understand the Moon ahead of future Artemis missions. https://t.co/3AuoGaOX9A
Get ready for the road trip of a lifetime! Tune in for a live launch broadcast with @NASA, @fireflyspace, @SpaceX to watch the start of our journey to the Moon. The livestream will start tonight at 12:30am. #BGM1 https://t.co/0MdfWn09c2
’Twas the day before Christmas
When through the solar system near and far
Scientists watched Parker Solar Probe
As it approached the Sun — our favorite star! 🌟
Check out our new article on analyzing the terrestrial exosphere! This study shows the variability of the exospheric hydrogen density as a response to the 11-year solar cycle.
https://t.co/em7H1FwuYx
Check out our new article on the mission concept "Hydrogen Emission Line Interferometric eXplorer (HELIX)." This instrument will help quantify the energy partition of terrestrial exospheric neutral atoms using a high-resolution FUV spectrograph.
https://t.co/XVkgq4qS8C
Check out our new paper studying the impact of the dynamic terrestrial exosphere on the ionospheric outflow. #NASA#Exosphere#Polarwind
https://t.co/coiwXPpc0c
Our research on dynamic reconstruction of soft X-ray emissivities in the magnetosheath has been published in the Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences Journal
https://t.co/KCY6e4Bhlh
Deadline Extended!
Consider submitting your work to the "1st Pan-American Workshop on Machine Learning" in conjunction with IEEE Andescon 2024 Conference. The workshop will be held in Cusco, Perú, on September 11th.
We invite you to submit papers to the 1st Panamerican Workshop on Machine Learning to be held in Cusco, Peru, September 11, 2024. See the information below.
Launching in 2027, @NASARoman will set its sights on the far side of our galaxy, mapping more of the Milky Way’s stars than all previous observations combined.
⭐️: https://t.co/CJ686JY64i
We invite you to submit your original research and review papers to our Research Topic "Dynamic Exospheres of Terrestrial Bodies Through the Solar System" in the Journal "Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences."
https://t.co/EPwUjy3SPs
Our research on magnetopause location based on soft X-ray tomography and remote observations from NASA's upcoming LEXI mission has been published!
https://t.co/8Xyy8mqNvx