New September edition of the Cometary Science Newsletter (cometarysciencenews.org). Per their policy (see their June issue), there are no abstracts. CSN, or at least this month’s, is job postings in small-body (or related) astronomy.
Nothing to report in the June edition of Cometary Science Newsletter. Literally: nothing.
It’s a new month, time for a new Cometary Science Newsletter. This month’s edition mentions the (first) Korean Planetary Conference, this July 22-25 organized by IBS in Daejeon. Hurry, the (free!) registration deadline is soon (submission deadline already passed). July… Read More »Cometarysciencenews May- Anyeonghasimnika!
March edition of Cometary Science News (apparently no Feb?) now up. Three papers: luminescence of objects (i. e., UV/IR reemission) including asteroids, and distant-yet-active comets. Luminescence is chemically/compositionally interesting, but for characterization, not search. The Hui et al. paper on… Read More »Cometary Science News, March
Latest Cometary Science News out: cometarysciencenews.org . If you think comets are not appropriate for an asteroid blog, then you have a 1966 mentality of asteroids… and a pre-Stardust mentality of comets. Two new papers: 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko telescopic observations (including species… Read More »Cometary Science News, January