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Note, Paper: Import Report

There’s a briefing on our last (known!) mini-moon (“Temporarily-Captured Flyby”, or TCF), 2024 PT5, in Astrophysical Journal Letters for January 10 (volume 978, issue 2): Bolin, B. Denneau, L. Abron, L-M.  The Discovery and Characterization of Minimoon 2024 PT5  L37 … Read More »Note, Paper: Import Report

245th AAS Meeting

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The big annual meeting of the AAS is going on as we speak. Because this is the general meeting, it covers too much, compared to the AAS-DPS (Division for Planetary Science) meeting every Autumn. Still, there is some planetary stuff… Read More »245th AAS Meeting

Macau Planetary Science Forum 2025

Wow, I underestimated the Macau International Forum on Space and Planetary Sciences, just this week. The program is here: https://ifmacao.must.edu.mo/static/resource/IFMACAO_conference_program.pdf At minimum, Alberto Cellino was a keynote speaker. There’s “Origin of the Solar Systemas Seen by A Geochemist” and “Using… Read More »Macau Planetary Science Forum 2025

32nd SBAG, Jan 2025 pt. 2

… see also Part 1 of the Meeting … Wednesday, January 8, 2025, 10:00 AM Mission Updates: Part 110:00 AM Patrick Michel, Hera – ESA10:10 AM Michael Kueppers, Comet Interceptor — ESA10:20 AM Javier Licandro, NEOMIR — ESA10:30 AM Kelsi Singer,… Read More »32nd SBAG, Jan 2025 pt. 2

32nd SBAG, Jan 2025 pt. 1

It’s the New Year, time for another SBAG (Small Bodies Assessment Group) Meeting. Day 1 was largely programmatics: Day 1 Agenda Icebreaker for Early-Career Attendees10:00 AM Lori Feaga Introduction and Logistics 10:05 AM Adrienne Dove UCF Welcome Agency Updates 10:15… Read More »32nd SBAG, Jan 2025 pt. 1

MAPS-y No Yet

It’s January, and no MAPS (Meteoritics and Planetary Science). Odd.

Map-y New Year

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Yes, it’s time to say bye to 2024 (and a mini-moon) and welcome 2025. Let’s get the calendar warmed up: First things first, SBAG (Small Bodies Assessment Group) is in Orlando, FL next week (Jan 7-9). Soon after will be… Read More »Map-y New Year