Michael Portillo as Easter Eggs

Serious science down at 3127 in the poster hall AGU (American Geophysical Union)

What a time to be alive. A new era begins 💫

Bold, ambitious, and inspired ESA Science. An Enceladus lander would answer big questions about solar system habitability and possibly our place in the universe

Some 📸’s from my first week in Japan. What a truly beautiful country it is 🌸.

I don't think I've ever had as much FOMO as this in my life #Eclipse2024

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と書いている間に、なんと衝撃波が到来しました！磁場は10 nTと弱く、しかも北向きなので、今のところ磁気嵐は発達しません。スピードは900 km/sと非常に高速ですので全く油断はできません。 #オーロラシチズン2

The geomagnetic storm of May 10-11 2024 is starting to deliver a wave of new scientific discoveries. What an extraordinary time to be a space physicist!

Crucially, we found that potentials vary dramatically at Europa, which could have interesting implications or applications for NASA Europa Clipper and ESA's Juice mission. Great work by my co-authors Tom Nordheim and Camilla Harris.

A great day for the global space weather community and hot of the heels of the 10-12 May super storm!

Odds of bumping into your PhD supervisor at Hong Kong airport? 1:1000? 1:10000? 1:100000?

📢 New study! #Io is a fascinating moon of #Jupiter. In our new study we use data from the historic Galileo mission to investigate the structure of Io’s #atmosphere, which appears to be asymmetrical and globally extending more than we thought. 1/15

The presentations of the 2024 RAS Awards continue with the Winton Award for #Geophysics being awarded to Dr Andy W. Smith of Northumbria Uni. Andy Smith is recognised for his contributions to the effects of Space Weather on Earth. #NAM2024

For the last few decades scientists have wondered where Jupiter's magnetospheric cusp is. All the other planets with magnetic fields seemed to have them. It's finally been found : nature.com/articles/s4146…