Ancient waves on Mars? 🌊 The ARCHIVED - Curiosity Rover team has spotted rippled rock textures in an unexpected spot! Explore more in this tour of the region narrated by Curiosity's project scientist Ashwin Vasavada. 🔗 More on what these clues tell us: go.nasa.gov/3XisXYu

Hanging out on the lakeshore with waves rippling around me... 🏖️ Wait, that was billions of years ago? 😭 Jokes aside, I spotted some major surprises in this region recently: ripples that formed within ancient lakes! Check out the full-res image here: go.nasa.gov/40EVsmc

Please share: I am looking to hire 2 US undergraduate students for a summer research opportunity here at @westernu 🇨🇦 - students will work on impact cratering processes & products on both the Earth & #Moon - details below 👇

“I can see you’re lonely down there... Don’t you know that I’m right here?” Honored to be an inspiration to robots everywhere, Harry Styles.. 🛰️

I just reached a milestone only surpassed by Opportunity: 30 km on Mars ✅ I've explored so much in my 10-plus-year trek through Gale Crater, but there are many more rocks to sample and analyze! Retrace my tracks with this interactive map: go.nasa.gov/3EtmSCi

🚨My first first-author paper on fluvial geology is published in Nature Communications !! 🚨 We show how ancient river dunes can be used to reconstruct the size and duration of floods 300 million years ago 👉rdcu.be/dd3nz 👈More info below 🙂⛈️⚒️ #nature #floods (1/6)

It’s exhibition time and we’re ready to see what’s on offer. 🤩 Let’s see what what sort of STEMazing questions participants come up with at the panel discussion shortly👩‍🔬 #StemettesBirthday #ImperialxStemettes

Today, I'm celebrating my 11th landiversary! 🥳 In this last year, I’ve surpassed 30km, spotted another meteorite, entered a new quadrant, and encountered my toughest climb yet. I've got more science-ing to do - so here's to more exploring on the Red Planet!

Copy and Paste! Check out my first blog post for Curiosity here: mars.nasa.gov/msl/mission-up…

Hey @earthscista two of your alumni are talking planning at the Curiosity Rover team meeting!! ☄️🪐🚀University of St Andrews ARCHIVED - Curiosity Rover Amelie Roberts 😍😍

Goodbye Marker Band Valley!

Ripple me this… Check out my blog post on what Curiosity has been up to these last few days: mars.nasa.gov/msl/mission-up…

⚠️ BREAKING: water was present in Mars’ Gale crater for longer than we thought! 🤯 A study from Imperial + NASA researchers could impact our understanding of Mars’ changing climate and where to look for signs of life. Amelie Roberts Steve Banham ow.ly/NXZs50QYJLz

🚨New paper!🚨 We show how soft sediment deformation in Martian sandstones indicates that Gale crater had abundant water later than expected! 💧💫🌌 #TheStimsonDesertWasWet #Mars #Curiosity #WaterOnMars #habitability

⚠️New paper alert!⚠️ The first paper of my PhD is available online at Geology! We show that climate change could double river sediment fluxes in Mediterranean environments by 2100. Read about this work in the Corinth Rift 🇬🇷 here: doi.org/10.1130/G52043…

💬“A PhD journey is a marathon, not a sprint, so my best advice would be to choose a research path wisely and enjoy the ride,” says Amelie Roberts, ESE #PhD candidate studying the processes that shaped ancient #Mars. Find out about Amelie and her PhD👇 blogs.imperial.ac.uk/earth-science/…

12 years ago, I was getting ready for my first year in high school and remember the excitement of watching Curiosity land on the TV. 12 years later, I have the incredible opportunity of being a part of this mission. Happy landiversary Curiosity! science.nasa.gov/blogs/sols-426…

I've moved over to bluesky! bsky.app/profile/amelie… See you there! :)

This incredible image taken by the Curiosity rover contains u-shaped scours as wide as a football (soccer) pitch. Our research just published in JGR: Planets show how they likely formed through intense and sustained wind erosion. Find out more here: doi.org/10.1029/2024JE…