Guard against one of the worst mental results of wielding power: Hubris syndrome. Power can actually change your brain. medium.com/@ltelkins/hubr…

hiring a postdoc at Carnegie to work on STELa!! if you're interested in exoplanet atmosphere observations, please consider applying :) aas.org/jobregister/ad…

Huge congratulations to Lindy Elkins-Tanton on receiving the AGU (American Geophysical Union) Eugene Shoemaker Award and Lecture - thanks for your leadership and for a fantastic talk!

at #AGU24 ? check out these NASA #habitableworldsobservatory events✨ stsci.edu/contents/event… cool poster from yesenia lightyear

So many of the same joys and challenges as with our Arizona State University SPARCS space mission to study exoplanets and their stars… check out this NPR interview with Bethany Ehlmann: Lunar Trailblazer should help scientists sort out the nature of water on the moon one.npr.org/i/nx-s1-523199…

Another great story about one of our @II_ASU's Technological Leadership degree students : So impressed! news.asu.edu/20241217-scien…

It's five now. Jason Tumlinson and the HWO Folks have set up this one, which is now at $3K+ in donations and sending out money immediately. More funds for broader community are coming ... gofundme.com/f/support-nasa…

A truly transformative mission, one of the most impactful, one that punched far above its cost class, one that will be remembered as a huge milestone in the history of astronomy. Congratulations and ❤️❤️ to the whole ESA Gaia team.

Fascinating read…and next time (and every time) we write or read a paper with a cool JWST result, let’s remember the many people, organizations, iterations, tears, and dollars that made that science result a reality. (Thanks for writing this all up!)

Ok, ok. I’ll get off twitter and do some writing…

Nature research paper: Hydrogen escaping from a pair of exoplanets smaller than Neptune go.nature.com/4jSHdUx

We are super excited about this result, excellent experiment led by Parke Loyd

You don’t have to stay in your lane. You do need to check your blind spots before changing lanes. What gets people in trouble isn't tackling unfamiliar topics. It's being ignorant of their own ignorance. A mark of wisdom is entering new terrain with an extra dose of humility.

"The Impact of Stellar Flares on the Atmospheric Escape of Exoplanets orbiting M stars I: Insights from the AU Mic System" Here is a new paper led by Team Dynamos member, Laura Amaral: arxiv.org/abs/2503.13353

.Jonathan Fortney asks an important question here. My vote: we talk even more loudly about the science we are doing so anyone reading can better understand the value of fundamental research and why it is worth funding. It’s a great (including financial) investment in our society.

Estelle Janin Estelle Janin explaining her work showing how assembly theory probes the depth of planetary complexity within an atmosphere, including hypothetical mature technospheres and reproducing worlds ... work from our lab with Prof. Lee Cronin CroninLab evgenya shkolnik and Louie

Finding Habitable Worlds is our mission if we choose to accept it.

scientificamerican.com/article/are-we…