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[Grant Tremblay @astrogrant]

A *really really* helpful chart re: NASA/Minibus from my dear friend @JackKiraly at the @exploreplanets Planetary Society. Because the CJS Joint Explanatory Statement gives the House and Senate CJS reports equal standing (unless contradicted in the Conference Report), you really have to "combine" the Senate, House, and Conference CJS reports to understand what is funded and what is not for NASA Science in the Minibus. Here it is (and thank you buddy!)

[Living Reviews | Solar Physics @livrev_lrsp]

Happy birthday, SOHO! — Take a look back with #SolarPhysics' 1995 special issue dedicated to the SOHO payload and its operation: https://t.co/QQHU9xXL7c

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

"The Lucy Mission": #OpenAccess article collection completed https://t.co/DBzvUzmpo6 — Start reading the editors' introduction by Keith Noll, Hal Levison & Simone Marchi https://t.co/o081dHcxdt #SpaceSciRev

[Springer @springer1842]

'Extreme Exploration: Celebrating And Applying Lessons Learned From The Apollo Expeditions', by Pamela Elizabeth Clark, describes a relatively unsung triumph of the Apollo program. https://t.co/DPwMq6dRog #SpacePhysics

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

New #OpenAccess review article:
Claudia M. Raiteri (@INAF_OATo) The variability of blazars throughout the electromagnetic spectrum. #AstronAstrophysRev 33, 8 (2025). https://t.co/WJOJogEFFg

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

The #LivingReviews journals are unique in maintaining a suite of high-quality #openaccess review articles, which are kept up-to-date by the authors. This is the meaning of the word "living" in the journal's title.

[Living Reviews | Computational Astrophysics @livrev_lrca]

Living Reviews in Computational Astrophysics — #ReviewArticle update published:
Minna Palmroth, Urs Ganse, Yann Pfau-Kempf et al. Vlasov methods in space physics and astrophysics. #LivingRevComputAstrophys 11, 3 (2025). https://t.co/LnWQgvyqXt #OpenAccess

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

Also read the first articles in our #SpaceSciRev collection on the "Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE)": https://t.co/H0olCS01uH

[ESA Science @esascience]

Part of #CosmicVision, @ESA_Smile is a joint European–Chinese mission that will give us a global picture of the interaction between the Sun and Earth.

By improving our understanding of geomagnetic storms, solar wind and space weather, Smile will help keep our technology & astronauts safe.

1/ #CM25

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

Next #CelestMechDynAstron Seminar:
Vanessa Vichi and James McElreath & Manoranjan Majji present their recent work in CM&DA:
📅 Friday 14th Nov 2025
⏰ 15.00 PM (GMT+1)
https://t.co/WKyI5xloXa
Register at Cassyni for news on upcoming webinars!

[Living Reviews | Solar Physics @livrev_lrsp]

"Aditya-L1: A Space Based Observatory to Study the Solar Atmosphere, Solar Wind, Heliosphere, and Space Weather" — #SolarPhysics collection of 10 articles on the #AdityaL1 mission has been completed and is available free to read from 14 Nov to 14 Dec 2025: https://t.co/pf1FYQ92gu

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

Revisit our #SpaceSciRev issue "Auroral Physics": https://t.co/cM9so2SpJu
This collection provides a comprehensive review of our current scientific understanding of the terrestrial aurora, both observational and theoretical.
#Aurora #AuroraBorealis #NorthernLights

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

Read more details in this major mission review paper:
Heike Rauer, Conny Aerts, Juan Cabrera et al. The PLATO mission. #ExpAstron 59, 26 (2025). https://t.co/1OplY4lnY8 #OpenAccess

[ESA Science @esascience]

A #CosmicVision mission, @ESA_Plato will use its 26 cameras to study terrestrial exoplanets in orbits up to the habitable zone of Sun-like stars.

Plato will revolutionise our understanding of how planets form, how planetary systems evolve & the potential habitability of these worlds.

1/ #CM25

[Living Reviews | Computational Astrophysics @livrev_lrca]

Living Reviews in Computational Astrophysics — #ReviewArticle update published:
Wolfram Schmidt-Brückner. Large eddy simulations in astrophysics. #LivingRevComputAstrophys 11, 2 (2025). https://t.co/QND0JgLmbf #OpenAccess

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

New #ReviewArticle:
Mathias Schultheis, Mattia C. Sormani, Dimitri A. Gadotti. Nuclear stellar discs. #AstronAstrophysRev 33, 7 (2025). https://t.co/Bwuf9cPPbp Free access: https://t.co/b4tyopkAnR

[Springer @springer1842]

Our new #Springer hub is here! 🎉 Explore all Springer books, journals, and book series—now in one place. Start discovering today: https://t.co/2iJoPHfJ1v.

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

"Taking the Moon's temperature with beeswax"
by Andy Tomaswick, Universe Today
https://t.co/zuNX55qoji
A group from MIT recently released a paper in #SpaceSciRev that describes the design and testing results of passive sensors sent to the Moon on the ill-fated Rashid-1 rover.

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

Alessandra Celletti (2025) Conservative and Dissipative Models of Celestial Mechanics. Springer Monographs in Mathematics. Springer, Cham. https://t.co/BWT5Pt4YTB
@SpringerMath @unitorvergata

[AGU (American Geophysical Union) @theAGU]

With profound sadness and an immense appreciation for his groundbreaking contributions to the space science community, AGU mourns the passing of our esteemed and much-loved colleague and friend, Professor Michael (Misha) Balikhin.

AGU sends its heartfelt sympathies and support to Misha’s family and friends. May his memory leave a lasting impact and be a source of inspiration for our entire community.

https://t.co/tu8e6ys6H1

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

Potapov, A., McCoustra, M.R.S., Tazaki, R. et al. Is cosmic dust porous? #AstronAstrophysRev 33, 6 (2025). https://t.co/H5L64EtroW #OpenAccess #ReviewArticle

[Heriot-Watt University @HeriotWattUni]

🌌 Cosmic dust is spongier and fluffier than thought, says Prof Martin McCoustra and his international colleagues.
These “fluffy little sponges” may be key to star & planet formation – and even the origins of life. Read more: https://t.co/psygLaKxdw

#astrochemistry

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

#OpenAccess #ReviewArticle
Nora Elisa Chisari. A rising tide: intrinsic alignments since the turn of the millennium. #AstronAstrophysRev 33, 5 (2025). https://t.co/yswH4H2Gk3 #galaxies #cosmology

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

#DEP Francisco Sánchez (1926–2025), director fundador del @IAC_Astrofisica

[Springer Astronomy @SpringerAstro]

Francisco Sánchez "The Rise of Astrophysics in Modern Spain: From Dictatorship to Democracy" (Springer 2021). https://t.co/ISUqgWIWCQ

English translation of "Soñando estrellas: así nació y se consolidó la astrofísica en España" (@IAC_Astrofisica 2019). Foreword by @DrBrianMay.