Acta Astronautica (No Paper)
That, too, was easy: the late-April issue (vol. 218) of Acta Astronautica has no small-body research.
That, too, was easy: the late-April issue (vol. 218) of Acta Astronautica has no small-body research.
That was easy: no new papers (comet or otherwise) in the latest (April) edition of Cometary Science Newsletter.
…catching up from before, the April issue of AIAA-AA (vol. 217) has just one relevant paper. Just be patient, this is a quite relevant journal in the greater sense. Urrios, J. Pacheco-Ramos, G. Vazquez, R. Optimal planning and guidance for Solar… Read More »Note, Paper: milliNewton News
There has been a recurring theme through the past, oh, 15 years or more of Small-Body science. The April issue (vol. 243) of Planetary and Space Science is like heavy rotation: Kokhirova, G. I. Zhonmuhammadi, A. I. Khamroev, U. H.… Read More »Comet-Asteroids by Shower (Mote Paper)
The April issue of Astronomical Journal is not so Solar-System-centric as last month’s, but that’s publishing for you. Last month was a bounty, this one’s a breather: K. Tang, A. Pomazan, Maigurova, N. et al. Error Analysis for Rotating-drift-scan Charge-coupled… Read More »Note, Paper: April AJ, yay!
I have neglected the journal Acta Astronautica, despite March (vol. 216) being a good month: Casanova-Álvarez, M. Navarro-Medina, F. Tommasini, D. Feasibility study of a Solar Elect… p. 129 .2024.01.001 Zhang, Z. Yu, M. Ali, M. R. et al. Investigation on… Read More »Note, Paper: Zap!
Coverage of Jupiter Trojan objects by Space Science Reviews (an ongoing Special “Issue”) continues: Emery, J. P. Binzel, R. P. Wong, I. Surface Compositions of Trojan Asteroids a28 01060-7 Mottola, S. Britt, D. T. Brown, M. E. et al. Shapes,… Read More »Note, Paper: March, WITH the Trojans
The March issue of Astronomy and Astrophysics (vol. 683, Mar. 24) is a little light. Two small-body articles are roughly typical of that journal. Galinier, M. Delbo, M. Avdellidou, C. et al. Discovery of the first olivine-dominated A-type… p. L3… Read More »Note, Paper: A & A assay
… to conclude. Besides obvious results on Ryugu/Bennu, the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference covered lots of other topics this year. You know, Planetary Science: -The DART mission succeeded, as we saw. An entire session (Tue 8:20 am), Characterization of… Read More »LPSC Meeting 2024, part 3
You may have missed two papers because they’re in ApJL- Astrophysics Journal Letters. Not exactly PlanSci Central: Greenstreet, S. Gladman, B. Jurić, M. Jupiter’s Metastable Companions page L40 ad28c5 Laforet, S. Le Guillou, C. de la Peña, F. et al.… Read More »Note, Paper: We Get Letters