George Ho

Space physicist @SwRI, husband, dad, 6 dan #taekwondo #blackbelt #Kukkiwon

[George Ho @mrgho06]

And we are back in nominal operation after @ESASolarOrbiter flew by Venus around 20:48UTC on Feb 18! Out of the ecliptic baby!!

[ESA's Solar Orbiter @ESASolarOrbiter]

💫🎉 Behind every successful ESA space mission, there is a woman. Behind Solar Orbiter, there are more than a hundred of them!

Yesterday, we celebrated our 5th launch anniversary - Join us today in celebrating these women who make our mission a success, on international day of women and girls in science!
#WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM

https://t.co/SmXn3J373w

[George Ho @mrgho06]

Five years ago today, we launched ⁦@ESASolarOrbiter⁩ -an incredible mission that has provided us with unprecedented insights into our Sun and the heliosphere. And in just a week, the mission will ventured into high-latitude regions of our solar system!

[BepiColombo @BepiColombo]

Our top three images from the sixth Mercury flyby are here! 🌗

See what they reveal about the mysterious planet here 👉 https://t.co/9cLKYf5STe and in 🧵👇

[ESA Science @esascience]

On Wednesday morning, @BepiColombo will swing by Mercury during its sixth and final flyby of the mysterious planet 👀
Full story👉https://t.co/e8F6DZNAXC

[George Ho @mrgho06]

@halocme Agreed with that. @ESASolarOrbiter was ~15deg east of ACE and barely registered the SEP. However, it still showed up in the >50 MeV ion channel on EPD though.

[George Ho @mrgho06]

Another nice set of research enabled by @ESASolarOrbiter

Watching a Solar Event from All Angles https://t.co/OLHidTVxvi

[Daniel Verscharen @DVerscharen]

We have the great pleasure of welcoming @mrgho06 from @SwRI at @MSSLSpacePlasma today. He’s giving an exciting talk about energetic particle measurements with @ESASolarOrbiter.

[George Ho @mrgho06]

@halocme Oh...we saw it on @ESASolarOrbiter

[Southwest Research Institute @SwRI]

NASA awards SwRI $60 million contract to develop next-generation coronagraphs
https://t.co/Rp1jkw2MeR

[NOAA Satellites @NOAASatellites]

🌞Exciting News! ✨The first images from @NOAA's Compact Coronagraph (#CCOR1) onboard the #GOES19 🛰️ are in!

This powerful telescope will help us monitor solar eruptions that drive #SpaceWeather, potentially impacting technology and power grids on Earth.

More: https://t.co/UVlB6gkAp3

[George Ho @mrgho06]

@ESASolarOrbiter detected the high-energy SEP that was associated with the X1.8 flare coming from AR13848 (N13W08) early this morning. This is a Big one!

[George Ho @mrgho06]

Two new ApJ papers on 3He-rich solar energetic particle events. Making progress in understanding their origins, acceleration and propagation!
https://t.co/yemQt2HxzX
https://t.co/o7xUWzBZmc

[George Ho @mrgho06]

@halocme Even though @ESASolarOrbiter is close to 90deg away on the east, it still detected the SEP event.

[George Ho @mrgho06]

@swmcintosh @WhiteHouse Great to see you too @swmcintosh !

[George Ho @mrgho06]

Space Weather Summit @WhiteHouse

[Scott McIntosh @swmcintosh]

Formally naming the May 2024 #SolarStorm for an amazing colleague and friend Dr. Jenn Gannon gone too soon! #SpaceWeather @LynkerSpace

[BepiColombo @BepiColombo]

🌑 Fly over Mercury with #BepiColombo 👇 and discover the newly named Stoddart crater, after artist Margaret Olrog Stoddart, and the larger Raphael crater.
https://t.co/bT3qYkJH1e
#EPSC2024

[George Ho @mrgho06]

From our SWAG chair: https://t.co/tljQCOpaeZ

[Halo CME @halocme]

Yes, yesterday's impressive halo CME produced very high-energy (>150 MeV) particles observed by Solar Orbiter, located ~80° behind the west limb as viewed from Earth. Thank you, @mrgho06, for the tweet.