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NEO Surveyor We Cover

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Just out from the Science media family: Science  vol. 390 #6778, December 2025Robin George Andrews, 11 Dec 2025  Planet Protector  science.zolm8st Sarah Crespi, Elah Feder, Robin George Andrews  11 Dec 2025  Hunting asteroids from space, and talking to pollinators with… Read More »NEO Surveyor We Cover

RAMSES Has Rubber Stamp

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No surprise: ESA’s Ministerial Council approved (officially…) the RAMSES mission. While meeting this week (26-27 Nov… US holiday), the European Space Agency’s Council of Ministers officiated Agency matters. RAMSES is now on track to rendezvous with Apophis in ~2029, partly… Read More »RAMSES Has Rubber Stamp

PRIMA Phase A Ways Elaborated

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Posted in arXiv, a non-peer reviewed paper, by choice. These preprint servers are also handy for distribution of whitepapers, position papers, and reference works: [multiple fields] www.arxiv.org/pdf/2511.10927 Moullet, A. Burgarella, D. Kataria, T. et al.  PRIMA General Observer Science Book Volume… Read More »PRIMA Phase A Ways Elaborated

Hayabusa Symposium 2025- Pt. II

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Now, the second half of the Hayabusa 2025 meeting, or “12th Symposium of Solar System Materials” November 11–14 in JAXA’s Sagamihara campus: https://curation.isas.jaxa.jp/symposium/ (see also Part I). And now, the relevant, best of the meeting program: https://curation.isas.jaxa.jp/symposium/program/ Nov. 13 S31-01 … Read More »Hayabusa Symposium 2025- Pt. II

Hayabusa Symposium 2025- Pt. I

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It’s time for Hayabusa 2025, or properly, the “12th Symposium of Solar System Materials” (November 11–14) at JAXA’s Sagamihara campus: https://curation.isas.jaxa.jp/symposium/ This is the annual meeting of sample return science, first held to discuss the results of Hayabusa’s newly-available sample… Read More »Hayabusa Symposium 2025- Pt. I