Can 400-year-old sketches help reveal ongoing patterns of solar activity? Maybe. eos.org/articles/keple…

📈 While the exact location, time, and magnitude of #earthquakes still cannot be predicted, operational earthquake forecasting systems can provide valuable insights into the likelihood of future quakes. 🔗 Learn more in AGU's Eos: eos.org/editors-vox/op… #AGUPubs #seismology

A team found that Europe’s average net emissions in the 2010s were 3.9 million tons of carbon dioxide per year, mostly from the energy, industry, waste management, and agricultural sectors. That’s 1.2 million tons lower than in the 1990s. eos.org/research-spotl…

Vote for yourself Mineral Cup #MinCup mineralcup.org/2024/vote/r1m04

Check out this short piece sharing our experience building CryoCloud - it's hard to do both science and software :) eos.org/opinions/democ…

#BepiColombo's fourth Mercury flyby is tonight! Here's what this spacecraft found the first time it approached the planet: eos.org/articles/drama…

Right now, #BepiColombo is just 165 km from Mercury's surface. This is the closest the spacecraft has ever been, and the closest it will ever get. Having just passed the planet's north pole, the spacecraft will soon capture its first-ever images of the south pole. Stay tuned!

When it’s kinda hot and kinda humid, what better way to describe the weather than sticky? eos.org/articles/how-s… Read more in the September issue of Eos: bit.ly/Eos-Sept2024

Stage 18 of #LaVuelta24 has the riders racing up and down rocks of the Cretaceous, consisting of limestones, sandstones, and clays. And you wouldn't think so if you saw them, but they contain little magnets that tell a fascinating story. Everyone who has seen a compass knows

Its closest pass yet and its first-ever views of Mercury's south pole – last night was quite a night for #BepiColombo! Enjoy this taste of our fourth Mercury flyby. Details & images 👇esa.int/Science_Explor…

"We aspire to encourage other institutes and universities to collaborate and broaden virtual add-on hubs, particularly for large, centralized conferences on other continents" Felix Jäger ✌ eos.org/opinions/a-mor… AGU's Eos PCMA

The increasing urgency of modern environmental challenges demands an immediate focus on applying insights from Earth-observing missions for the benefit of humankind, write scientists from Department of Geographical Sciences NASA Goddard + NASA Earth. eos.org/features/data-…

For #AGU23, a virtual hub in Zürich 🇨🇭 combined remote presentations and in-person viewing groups to reduce travel but keep in-person interactions. eos.org/opinions/a-mor…

Welcome to two new #MinCup contestants...but especially Whewellite. You might find this organic mineral find in weird places, like cacti or (hopefully not) kidney stones. Also, it's named after William Whewell, who coined the word "scientist!" Img: Sbisolo via Wikimedia Commons

DATA TO DECISIONS: Changing Priorities for #Earth Observations buff.ly/3XvECqd via AGU's Eos "#NASA is updating how it designs and implements Earth #science missions to ensure their #data and science reach users and decisionmakers faster and more effectively."

Dolines look like massive ice doughnuts. They’re an ideal research site for studying meltwater lakes in Antarctica. eos.org/articles/antar… Read more in the September issue of Eos: bit.ly/Eos-Sept2024