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Note, Paper: Nature of Rotators

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Wow, asteroids made a Nature-family journal, and not Nature Astronomy. In Scientific Reports vol. 15 #1: Shimizu, Y. Miyamoto, H. Michel, P.  Diverse evolutionary pathways of spheroidal asteroids driven by rotation rate  Art. 10284  s41598-025-94574-1 Not only are there fast-rotator… Read More »Note, Paper: Nature of Rotators

Note, Paper: Hot Rock Copy

The April Meteoritics & Planetary Science (vol. 60, #4) is finally here: Larsen, K. Krot, A. N. Wielandt, D. et al.  Type B–type C CAI in a CR chondrite: Evidence for multiple melting events, gas–melt interaction, and oxygen-isotope exchange  Page… Read More »Note, Paper: Hot Rock Copy

No Paper: AcAs Pass

Nothing in Acta Astronautica for May (vol. 230). Making up for last month, maybe.

Note, Paper: Geochondrika

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There’s also a mid-month Geochimica Et Cosmochimica Acta– 15 April (vol. 395): Krot, A. N. Nagashima, K. Dunn, T. L. et al.  Oxygen and aluminum-magnesium isotope systematics of the metasomatically altered coarse-grained igneous calcium-aluminum rich from CK3.7-3.8 carbonaceous chondrites  Pgs.… Read More »Note, Paper: Geochondrika

Rubin Solar System Science Seminar

In two weeks: the Rubin Science Assembly: Science Preparation Seminar on the Solar System, Apr 24: rubinobservatory.org/events/rubin-science-assembly-science-preparation-seminar-on-solar-system This online presentation will be a demonstration and tutorial on the ‘nearby’ (relatively) science with the survey telescope. Given the sheer number of… Read More »Rubin Solar System Science Seminar

Small Body… Big Job

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Again, courtesy of Planetary Exploration News: SUPERVISOR OF THE SMALL BODIES AND OCEAN WORLDS GROUP AT APL Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory is seeking a Scientific Manager to help us explore and increase the understanding of small bodies and ocean… Read More »Small Body… Big Job