DPS continues. The Division for Planetary Sciences (of the American Astronomical Society) is meeting (the 56th annual one) in Boise. Each division holds sub-meetings; in even-numbered years, DPS is a standalone one. (The Europlanet Sciences Congress, last month, is combined with DPS in odd-numbered years.)… Read More »AAS DPS meeting, two
It’s DPS time! The American Astronomical Society’s Division for Planetary Sciences is now holding their 56th annual meeting (#DPS2024), in Boise, ID. The general AAS meeting (every winter) is just…too…big, so the divisions hold sub-meetings. In odd-numbered years, DPS and… Read More »AAS DPS meeting, one
Staying timely on Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta for 15 Oct. (vol. 383): Mittlefehldt, D. W. Geochemistry of pallasite olivine and the origin of pallasites p. 92 .2024.08.010 Kruttasch, P. M. Anand, A. Warren, P. H. et al. 53Mn-53Cr chronometry of… Read More »Note, Paper: Carved in Stone(s)
The current issue (vol. 76 #5, Oct) of Publications of the Astronomical Society of Japan includes: Homma, K. A. Okuzumi, S. Arakawa, S. et al. Isotopic variation of non-carbonaceous meteorites c… p. 881 psae052Arimatsu, K. Yoshida, F. Hayamizu, T, et al.… Read More »Note, Paper: Publ. Asteroid Soc. Jp.
Space Science Reviews lives up to its name- ‘review’ includes stuff you find applicable, and other stuff included for context. Lots of stuff. In the context of this blog, here’s stuff for ‘October’ (they’re fully digital, issues no longer make… Read More »Note, Paper: Space Chem Review
Icarus, the international journal of solar system science, is all about the flow rates this month (if you consider photons or dust a flow). In vol. 422, for 1 Nov 2024: McGraw, L.E. Emery, J.P. Thomas, C.A. et al. Spatially dependent… Read More »Note, Paper: Fluxarus
It’s Sep 30, and Astronomy & Astrophysics still says “in progress.” Let’s hope that’s just bad copyediting on the part of the journal staff. From vol. 689 (September 2024), at least a big one: M. Lippi, L. Ferellec, C. Opitom,… Read More »Note, Paper: Big Aaa Issue
Is there something also happening at Science group, something positive? In Science Advances Vol. 10, Issue 39, two things positive: De Sanctis, M. C. Baratta, G. A. Brucato, J. R. et al. Recent replenishment of aliphatic organics on Ceres from… Read More »Note, Paper: Sci Adv, also Ad ast
In the Oct. (vol. 223) issue of Acta Astronautica: Kusumoto, T. Yasuda, S. Sugawara, Y. et al. Performance evaluation of rebound damping of targe… p. 36 .06.042Cottiga, S. Caruso, M. Gallina, P. et al. Proprioceptive swarms for celestial body explorationp. 159 .07.001Mitchell,… Read More »Note, Paper: Acta Ad aster
Is something happening at Nature Group, something positive? Three days, four items in NatAstronomy: Pilorget, C. Baklouti, D. Bibring, J.-P. et al. 25 September 2024 Phosphorus-rich grains in Ryugu samples with major biochemical potential s41550-024-02366-w Bennu (via the OSIRIS-REx sample)… Read More »Note, Paper: Nature AWESOMY