The day is coming when I’ll fall silent, ending my nearly four Earth years (over two Mars years) of studying the Red Planet. As my time winds down on Mars, my team is helping make sure scientists can get the most out of everything I’ve gathered.
More: https://t.co/nujLgj7sUx
Global Vertical Distribution of Water Vapor on Mars: Results From 3.5 Years of ExoMars-TGO/NOMAD Science Operations https://t.co/8XlwnLWPhr Water vapor sublimated from the northern polar cap stays at very low altitudes during the northern summer due to the formation of ice clouds
Volgende week gaat naar aanleiding van de 30ste verjaardag van de ruimtevlucht van Dirk Frimout en de 20ste verjaardag van de eerste ruimtemissie van Frank De Winne de Belgian Space Week door.
Ontdek er hier alles over: https://t.co/K04axdmdxN
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We like the look of those solar panels, LUPEX! The panels on the #MMXRover face up to capture sunlight from different directions. On the MMX spacecraft, the solar panels rotate to receive as much energy as possible at distant Mars. More on the MMX design: https://t.co/jYTLSlwFuc
TGO data been very useful to characterise the water cycle and D/H abundance on Mars. And so far it seems that the signatures of both caps are similar #EPSC2022
Next we will investigate Mars water vapor vertical distributions from the troposphere to the mesosphere from NOMAD Solar Occultation with #AdrienBrines#EPSC2022
Using a subset of data that covers the same season of two consecutive Martian years, they applied the methodology developed at the @iaa_csic to analyse the variation of H2O #EPSC2022
Before the global dust storm (GDS), the distributions appear similar, but that is not the case anymore after the storm has passed. The little devil!#EPSC2022
Using three different retrival codes, the globals vertical distributions of ozone were derived. The comparison presented ro H2O is still qualitative, but further analysis will be presented soon on the paper 👀 #EPSC2022
Session #TP5 this morning is concluded by #MiguelAngelLopezValverde amd his talk titled "Vertical distribution of atmospheric temperature and density from the solar occultation instruments NOMAD and ACS on board the Trace Gas Orbiter" #EPSC2022