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p.s@p-s-v.bsky.social · 16h ago

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Another record year for JWST proposals -- roughly 3500 by the looks of it, with new submissions arriving roughly every 15 seconds during the final hours. Congratulations and good luck to everyone… | ...

Another record year for JWST proposals -- roughly 3500 by the looks of it, with new submissions arriving roughly every 15 seconds during the final hours. Congratulations and good luck to everyone who...

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Bruce Macintosh@bmacastro.bsky.social · 18h ago

This graph represents probably more than a hundred thousand hours of work by our community. Every year when I look at it I think our current proposal model is broken.

Vincent Ledvina@vincentledvina.bsky.social · yesterday

I have added coastlines and also plotted key space weather data during the interval. The auroral oval was slightly expanded, and Earth was feeling the influence of some fast solar wind. There was a minor geomagnetic storm also occurring.

ESA Space Science@science.esa.int · 2d ago

Inspector Smile is ready for science! 🫡 This is Smile’s first ultraviolet view showing an auroral substorm. With the ultraviolet camera now operational, Smile becomes the first spacecraft since 2008 to capture the full ring of northern lights around the north pole in ultraviolet light. 🔭 🧪 ☀️

p.s@p-s-v.bsky.social · yesterday

Milky Way with a Moonlit Earth. By Jessica Meir ''The Earth is so awash in Moonglow it looks like daytime, complete with blue oceans and continental outlines. The Moon just keeps on giving - even more motivation to return there with the NASAArtemis program!'' 📸Jessica Meir x.com/Astro_Jessic...

p.s@p-s-v.bsky.social · 2d ago

Close-up view of clouds on Jupiter The small patches of white are cloud tops, soaring above the main, colourful cloud layer. Image from NASA's Juno spacecraft during its 38th close approach to Jupiter on 29 November 2021, processed by Kevin Gill www.flickr.com/photos/kevin...

Close-up view of clouds on Jupiter
ESA Space Science@science.esa.int · 4d ago

A successful Earth flyby improves Juice’s course to Jupiter Earlier today, Juice flew just 8640 km above the Indian Ocean and snapped these images with its onboard monitoring cameras. 1️⃣Africa, by Juice monitoring camera 2️⃣Madagascar, by Juice NavCam 3️⃣Moon, by Juice NavCam 🔭 🧪 #planetsci

Mostly black space, most of Earth visible at the top right of the image. Part of a spacecraft visible on the left.Part of the island of Madagascar in black and white.A crescent Moon, with about a quarter of the Moon showing. Many craters are visible.
p.s@p-s-v.bsky.social · 5d ago

Two spacecraft in contact with each other? During the International Space Summit in Paris, our astronaut Sophie Adenot chatted with the Hera AI Companion, officially launching the tool in the most legendary way possible: connecting two spacecraft in space for the first time.

p.s@p-s-v.bsky.social · 5d ago

Stuck the landing! Three years ago, OSIRIS-REx spacecraft released a sample capsule at the edge of Earth’s atmosphere to land perfectly upright in the Utah desert. The capsule held a record amount of pristinely captured rocks and dust from asteroid Bennu. x.com/NASAhistory/...

Arizona Astrobiology Center@azastrobiology.bsky.social · last wk.

Three year anniversary for the landing of OSIRIS-REx with a sample from Bennu! A fantastical finale to an astonishing mission!

p.s@p-s-v.bsky.social · 6d ago

Mars on September 22nd Excellent seeing. Despite the tiny angular size at present much could be seen. The NPC (North Polar Cap) is at top. Mare Cimmerium/Sirenum at bottom. Sinus Gomer is also visible. 📸 Damian Peach x.com/peachastro/s...

Mars on September 22nd By Damian Peach