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DPS abstract submission site is open! Abstracts due Aug 12. #DPS2020

DPS #DPS2020 abstracts are due TOMORROW, Aug 12 by 11:59 pm ET. You may submit up to one research abstract, plus abstracts in the following categories: history, workforce, Decadal white papers and education & community engagement. Join us for our first virtual meeting!

Have you gotten your #DPS2020 sticker yet? Register for DPS and this limited edition sticker is yours! #DPSselfie

EVENTS OF INTEREST DURING DPS WEEK (OCT 26-30) #DPS2020 peripheral events: aas.org/meetings/dps52… Decadal Survey Townhall, Thur Oct 29 NASA-NSF Townhall, Tue Oct 27 Open Mic Night, Thur Oct 29 planetarynews.org v14n43-9 Planetary Science Institute (PSI)

We r gearing up 4 our much-delayed field season (due to COVID-19). In abt ONE WEEK the team members start heading to the field site in AZ. Stay tuned 4 lots of info & updates about the rover, field scientists, & science back room. We welcome Dr. Caitlin Ahrens ✨🚀 who will help the team!

Congratulations to TREX Co-I Dr. Lynnae Quick for being awarded the 2021 Harold C. Urey prize from the American Astronomical Society's Division for Planetary Sciences. nasa.gov/feature/goddar…

🏜️The TREX team is feeling the pull of the desert! 🏜️ We are doing the final planning and packing for our field season in northern Arizona. Stay tuned for our 2-week season beginning next week! CMU Robotics Institute CMU School of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University 📷: Atlas Obscura

Meet the rover named Zoe! It/she is being loaded for it's/her cross-country trip from CMU Robotics Institute to the AZ desert! 🏜️ What should be the pronouns? It/its? She/her? Help! Poll in the thread....

Fieldwork lead, Dr. Eldar Noe Dobrea, takes a moment for an interview. Curious minds want to know.... Carnegie Mellon University CMU Robotics Institute CMU School of Computer Science Exploration Science

Back from field work, and dumping entire contents of suitcase directly into washing machine

Home from #DPS2022. What a great meeting and such a pleasure to catch up with colleagues in person. I didn’t get to host an in-person meeting as DPS Chair in 2020, but I suppose emceeing this year’s open mic night was just as good 😂

I'm only at #AGU22 for the day, so I spent the morning hearing about carbon in the solar system. First, Eri Tatsumi (U of Tokyo) talked about the carbonaceous asteroid Ryugu and what it can tell us about solar system history via samples collected by HAYABUSA2@JAXA #SciConSketch

MARS SAMPLE RETURN IN FINANCIAL BIND ALREADY spacepolicyonline.com/news/mars-samp…

Delays and budgetary overruns are causing many to worry that NASA's ambitious planetary science program is at a breaking point trib.al/0sTWXo0

NASA’s Mars Sample Return has a new price tag—and it’s colossal arstechnica.com/space/2023/06/… by Eric Berger

BELT-TIGHTENING COULD MEAN FEWER HUBBLE AND CHANDRA OBSERVATIONS spacepolicyonline.com/news/belt-tigh…

Our paper is out! “Low effective UV exposure ages for organics at the surface of Enceladus” rdcu.be/dtQ7W

New dates for the next OPAG meeting!