Lots of fun writing an @AGU_Eos highlight on this manuscript. Nice example of 'collaboration' between #Ingenuity (lifting dust), #Perseverance (recording it) and leading author Mark Lemmon (settling things down). #Mars2020
Editor's Pick: The first flights of a helicopter on another planet are used to study dust lifting and mobilization in Jezero Crater, Mars.
German Martinez from @jgrplanets highlights Lemmon et al. (2022):
https://t.co/kGLVeZE9Lo
#AGUPubs#Mars
@PlanetTreky @LPItoday You’ll be badly missed. You’ve been a real Maestro to me, compa, and I sincerely thank you for that. But you won’t get rid of me that easily, we’ll keep collaborating!
I wrote a @jgrplanets commentary "Turbulence in the Lower Atmosphere of Mars Enhanced by Transported Dust Particles" on the recent great paper by Wu et al., check this out https://t.co/cabphlbST6
🌪️ Have you ever seen a dust devil? 😱
Researchers from the @intaespana visited the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, Botswana, through our #TransnationalAccess programme to study how dust is lifted into the air using sensors of the Martian rovers
⏩ Find out more: https://t.co/n3Q5N7mv3v
@JorgePlaGarcia Good luck, compa. Y pase lo que pase, sabes que tienes el máximo respeto y admiración de tus colegas de profesión. Dales duro, whoever they are.