Alex Stott

Post Doc in planetary science @ISAE_officiel | @NASAInSIGHT and @NASAPersevere science team | Engineer playing with space instruments to do fun stuff

[Anna Mittelholz @AnnaPlanetMars]

You are looking for an exciting opportunity to study the Martian magnetic field? Perfect!!
https://t.co/oUquJV2MlP
#ETH #Mars #phdchat #AcademicTwitter

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@Gaby65 Le Crunched

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

This will never get old

[NASA JPL @NASAJPL]

Happy 2-year landiversary, @NASAPersevere! 🥳️
On Feb. 18, 2021, @NASA's six-wheeled explorer touched down on the surface of Mars after an ambitious (and nerve-racking) entry, descent, and landing. Here's to more years of science and trailblazing on the Red Planet!

[Ben Fernando @space_quakes]

We've been allocated additional funding from @spacegovuk, so are able to offer funded spots on our @NASAInSight observers' program to UK-based masters, PhD, and postdocs! Please share with your networks.

Signup: https://t.co/iLO8xsFLLY

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@SquidgeRugby Jouer jouer

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

Check out our blog on our recent research about a noisy dust devil and what it can tell us about Mars

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

Perseverance has recorded the first sounds on Mars—dust devils. In the Nature Portfolio Astronomy Community, @Stott_Alex shares the recording and describes what it reveals about the dynamic nature of winds and dust in the Martian atmosphere. https://t.co/MPSqXwIFST

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@KebAbbas Interesting. Delicious meaty beans

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

Please no one mention if "NASA ever thought of X" for the solar panels right now. Too raw. In short, the answer is yes but it wasn't worth the cost - missions have budgets.

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

Merci InSight - it's been a hell of a ride

[NASA JPL @NASAJPL]

Rest easy, little lander ❤
@NASAInSight's mission has ended after more than four years of detecting marsquakes, meteoroid impacts, and unique science on Mars. Congratulations - and thank you - to the team that made these pioneering discoveries possible. https://t.co/MCRzWYFSMd

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

New paper just out on @NASAPersevere audio recording of a dust devil! Check out this blog where I talk about what we did, how we did it and why we care so much about Mars winds and dust! https://t.co/as8pI0Q1pq

[nature @Nature]

NASA’s Perseverance rover has captured the sound of a dust-filled whirlwind on Mars https://t.co/opPDYbnj6b

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@MarkPanning :/ can try to find some celiac recommendations...

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@exoseismologist @martijnende Haha - this runs the risk of us listing our favourite channels, events and papers in a convolved and confused manner. Very digestible

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@exoseismologist @martijnende Yes - I wasn't sure the data was released yet. Other good tries S0173a, S0235b, S1000a, S0976a.

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@martijnende @exoseismologist Oh wait you said less than 10 Hz. I replied for >10Hz sorry. The LF and BB ones typically have most signal 0.1-1 Hz and HF/VF above 1 Hz largest around 2.4 Hz. If you need polarisation you are quite limited in the number of events you can use (Look at @FynnMitsuki recent paper)

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@martijnende @exoseismologist Look at the very largest VF type events. Especially horizontals have more power up there. We don't have many marsquakes with good snr at those frequencies. There are SF type events with snr there but these are short cracks in comparison

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@martijnende Ah @exoseismologist beat me to it with a less rushed answer. Anyway happy processing!

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@martijnende BHU,V,W are the VBB seismometers. They need rotating to vertical north and east though, but the info should be in the dataless. Nominally the https://t.co/6RFYhychoz* should be there at 20sps. Let me know if there's still confusion, writing this on the fly

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@MarkPanning "This eejit thinks marsquakes are fun. Wait until he sees what we do on the moon."

[Alex Stott @Stott_Alex]

@MarkPanning Maybe it's like the mice in hitchhikers guide to the galaxy. The deer run jpl and the humans are just a project