David Rothery πͺπΊ π
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Prof of Planetary Geosciences at the Open University. BepiColombo science team. Consultant OU/BBC The Planets. Author βPlanets: A Very Short Introductionβ.
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17-04-2010 21:36:59
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Tidal (and other) heating aplenty inside icy bodies, but life scuppered by geo-mechanical modellers? Paul Byrne Faculty of STEM, The Open University AstrobiologyOU theconversation.com/why-there-may-β¦
π’: My latest #Mercury #map is out now in ESS Journal!
π°: doi.org/10.1029/2023EAβ¦
βΉοΈ: We use #datafusion to distinguish impact melt and volcanic plains around the Rachmaninoff impact basin, and more!
π: PlanMap and ESA Science
#openaccess
I'm delighted that the The Open University and FutureLearn Moons MOOC (free 8 week course about moons) that I have recently finished updating starts again on 4 March. I have a great team of mentors to help you learn. #FLmoons Sign up at futurelearn.com/courses/moons/β¦
Look at this awesome animation made by Jason Major based on ZCam images acquired by NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover of Mars' moon Deimos transiting in front of the Sun. Because, we can also do astronomy from the red planet's surface π
#FLMoons the The Open University and FutureLearn Moons MOOC will run once again starting Monday 4 March. See futurelearn.com/courses/moons
8 weeks free learning with mentor- and peer-support (3 hrs/week).
A great #OUMoonNight orchestrated by Mahesh Anand. Hereβs The Open University Vice Chancellor Tim Blackman with meteorites from the Moon and Mars in either hand.
'Rest assured as soon as woman are missing from the narrative, other forms of diversity will be as well.'
Aberdeenshire scientist Annie Lennox (she/her) has called out the naming of planet's surface features for being 'biased towards men.'
Happy Halloween! Nothing is spookier than the underrepresentation and undervaluation of women and marginalised groups in STEM, and my Springer Nature World View for Nature Astronomy has just been published on the matter: rdcu.be/dpQgN
Delighted to share that my article titled 'Widespread small grabens consistent with recent tectonism on Mercury' has been published by Nature Geoscience. You can read the open access article here: nature.com/articles/s4156β¦
The Open University The Open University: School of Physical Sciences Faculty of STEM, The Open University Planetary Environments