That's very cool, It would be nice to know where those stationary sensors are, out there, in Germany.
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That's very cool, It would be nice to know where those stationary sensors are, out there, in Germany.
The Planetary Science Community Workshop (PSCW) will be April 14-16 in Louisville, KY.
PSCW is targeted at professionals working in and around the field of planetary science. All topics of specific interest to planetary scientists are responsive.
Registration and abstract submission are open!
" [...] Materials will be **of course** openly [...]"
I ran out of characters ;-/
The registration for the 2026 @planetarymapping.bsky.social Winter School is open: www.planetarymapping.eu
One just needs a very affordable @europlanetmedia.bsky.social membership
Materials will be of openly available after the school @coop.planetary-research.org @openplanetary.solarsystem.social
This is hopefully useful.
It's half a decade of schools, almost completely based on Open Source software, that anyone can watch, experiment, and learn from. @europlanetmedia.bsky.social @openplanetary.solarsystem.social
Plus, GitHub repos for several of those: github.com/europlanet-g...
In this time of continental dismantling of #PlanetaryScience, @openplanetary.solarsystem.social still exists, so @coop.planetary-research.org. Apart from a new Diamond OA Journal, there is also solarsystem.video. Soon to include @europlanetmedia.bsky.social 2021+ Winter School content.
To support Riccardo's wife and son in this unimaginably difficult time, his friends and colleagues at the University of Padova have set up a donation fund: www.europlanet.org/in-memory-of...
Not sure how many in #planetaryscience are here:
Riccardo Pozzobon tragically passed away in Alaska.
One can give a hand to his family: buonacausa.org/cause/riccar...
Tributes/info:
@europlanetmedia.bsky.social
www.europlanet.org/in-memory-of...
@esa.int
blogs.esa.int/caves/2025/0...
Thank you for writing.
I have followed for many years on the other platform @sarahkendzior.bsky.social back when her bio was like "recovering academic" (I think she recovered excellently), and her prose is just beautiful.
This page does not exist anymore since January 2025: www.whitehouse.gov/cleanindoora...
Its fossil record sits at web.archive.org/web/20250116... (including later crawls to 404) @yaneerbaryam.bsky.social
time series of CO2 concentration on a train trip
time series of CO2 concentration on a train trip
Dear @bahn.de This is a service relevant question:
Why/how to fix such variance in indoor CO2 on your trains?
Similar occupation %, similar hardware: One way is ~OK, the way back much worse (for details, please DM).
#trainCO2 CC @aurel.indoorco2map.com
(Old) Reference: x.com/arosp/status...
As said, I might post also about #CleanAir. In this specific case, it is just a collection of thoughts on how stuff has been handled over the past five years, or so...
blob.aprossi.eu/writings/lus...
Hello, I don't think I ever introduced myself here: I am a planetary scientist turned also entrepreneur @earthgraph.bsky.social. Given the current climate, I wrote something on my own discipline i.e. #PlanetaryScience blob.aprossi.eu/writings/pla... (I might sometimes post on #CleanAir, too)
Those laid off will likely not review, those with frozen/lost grants also less likely to review. Editorial boards are going to be affected, too.
Stuff might never get back to previous state. But among the many larger disruptions,I guess also some second+ order practical effects on science will take place, e.g. peer review might be variably crippled: Most of the work is done by unpaid reviewers in the business.
What happens to federal institutes in the US. i.e. implementing some sort of "disrupt everything" - with more or less revenge embedded - to all kinds of civil servants, grant recipients, folks on soft money (but tenured are probably not safe) might be inelastic.
https://doi.org/10.13127/tinitaly/1.1
https://doi.org/10.13127/tinitaly/1.1
https://doi.org/10.13127/tinitaly/1.1
https://doi.org/10.13127/tinitaly/1.1
One has to say that #tinitaly from @ingv-press.bsky.social is a real beauty (so is the geology beneath...)
Hello. For those into #planetaryscience and #geology: The @europlanetmedia.bsky.social Winter School is taking place (online) in a month or so. More info at: www.planetarymapping.eu
bsky.app/profile/euro...