A lovely day to remember at the XX anniversary celebration of Mars Express at @esa ESOC! This is me at the celebration presenting to the media the great plasma discoveries of MEX & its legacy!
Cheers to all martians and earthlings that have made possible such a great mission! 🥂
We're live from Mars for another 20 minutes!
Some weather drama (on Earth), but new images now in!
Join us for the rest of #MarsLIVE👉https://t.co/0pnQvr6teY
Only a few days to get your early bird registration - are you ready for #EGU23 next steps? Check out all the information on your March Update email from our conference provider @copernicus_org!
Can't see your email? It's also on the EGU23 website: https://t.co/WwQFVBSxcF #vEGU23
Our #EPSC Chair Professor @Lena__Noack has just been awarded an ERC Consolidator Grant from the @ERC_Research to carry out her research project “DIVerse Exoplanet Redox State Estimations – DIVERSE”: https://t.co/oDHH3TuP2h
What are you doing scrolling through Twitter? You should be submitting an abstract to #EGU23! The deadline is tomorrow, perhaps session PS4.3 "Mars science and exploration" interests you?
Have you checked that you have the correct login details (User ID number & password) for your Copernicus account before you start #EGU23 abstract submission?
To reduce pressure make sure you check, & if needed request new login details, TODAY!
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Want to submit an #EGU23 abstract? You need 3 things:
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2. An EGU membership (https://t.co/CJjWrm7o6N)
3. A great abstract idea!
Visit https://t.co/3IUjM4cDA3 or email [email protected] for help.
Deadline: 13.00CET 10 Jan
This EXI color composite was taken on July 3, 2022 from an altitude of about 28,900 km. It was late spring in the southern hemisphere. The South Polar Cap is surrounded by thick dust hazes.
🆕 A new map of #Mars is changing the way we think about the planet’s watery past, and showing where we could land in the future
👉https://t.co/xIc8KPAPxM #ExploreFarther
Created by Maryam Yousuf, a Science Data Analyst on the Emirates Mars Mission
Timetag: 2021-03-05 10:19:38-10:20:09
Orbit number: 17
Mars season: 12.72°
Instrument: EXI
Mode: XOS4
#StormEunice hitting Belgium today is named after #EuniceFoote (1819-1888), a woman with a keen scientific mind. Her experiments with atmospheric gases foreshadowed the discovery of the greenhouse effect and the role of carbon dioxide in #GlobalWarming#WomenInScience
Congrats to @LassondeSchool PhD student @CharissaC_93 who processed these images! If you like these clouds, check out some more examples of her work from earlier in the mission: https://t.co/ByY8JA9CNx
Harking back to a subject related to my Ph.D.! Global air quality, aerosols, lightning... still interesting! And challenging for atmospheric models.
Cleaner Pandemic Air Led to Reduced Lightning Strikes Worldwide - Eos https://t.co/ldVG3M70D8
Science friends, I’m excited to announce a new seminar series in #planetary#fluidynamics
Eddies, jets, and turbulence of the solar system
2x/month
Thurs 12–1 ET
Feb–Apr
All are welcome!
Homepage & Zoom Info:https://t.co/aNG8G8PUt3
Flyer:https://t.co/ndCBMkrxWR
Please share!
Leshin will become the first female director in JPL’s history and also will serve as vice president of @Caltech, which has managed JPL on behalf of NASA since 1958. 💫
#RoadMap consists of several European teams of scientists and engineers, combining their perspectives, minds and resources to unravel some of the remaining mysteries about the role of dust and clouds in #Mars' atmosphere 🔴🌪️☁️ #RoadMapMarsDust
https://t.co/YSBfFQa5nT
BIRA-IASB researcher Ann Carine Vandaele is coordinating the RoadMap project to study the role of dust and clouds in the Martian atmosphere, and she'd like to tell you why #RoadMapMarsDust#RoadMapTeam
https://t.co/sfIloJjnVy