The surface of comet 67P captured by the Rosetta spacecraft seconds before crashing into the jagged sharp surface ☄️
Pieces of the spacecraft still lie there today ~815 million km from Earth
XENONnT is the first experiment to measure nuclear recoils from solar neutrinos
Today, July 10, at the #IDM2024 in L’Aquila (IT), Fei Gao, from Tsingua Universitiy, reported this result: we can say that XENONnT enters into the so-called “neutrino fog”.This is a great achievement!
The bright spot in the center of this image is Anthe, a 1.8-km-wide moon orbiting Saturn between Mimas and Enceladus. It travels inside its own partial ring—the Anthe Ring Arc, created by meteorite impacts. This image was captured with Cassini 16 years ago on July 3, 2008.
This October, we launch our first mission to study the habitability of an ocean world – @EuropaClipper! Explore the spacecraft's suite of science instruments that will make this possible: https://t.co/c9XUaCvvW0