Simon Hodgkin (@spacemansimon) 's Twitter Profile
Simon Hodgkin

@spacemansimon

Enthusiastic about wide-field optical and near-infrared time domain astronomy. Working on Gaia, Gaia Alerts, PLATO

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Dr. Jaroslav Merc (@jaroslavmerc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Are you interested in symbiotic stars, or other related strange binaries? Come to Prague at the beginning of June next year! We are organizing the conference 'Symbiotic stars, weird novae, and related embarrassing binaries'! symbiotics2024.cuni.cz

Are you interested in symbiotic stars, or other related strange binaries? Come to Prague at the beginning of June next year! 

We are organizing the conference 'Symbiotic stars, weird novae, and related embarrassing binaries'!

symbiotics2024.cuni.cz
OCA (@obscoteazur) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#nomination Félicitations à François Mignard, élu membre de la prestigieuse Académie des sciences !👏 📌 Lire le communiqué officiel : swll.to/zYSElP

#nomination Félicitations à François Mignard, élu membre de la prestigieuse <a href="/AcadSciences/">Académie des sciences</a> !👏
📌 Lire le communiqué officiel : swll.to/zYSElP
Copernicus EU (@copernicuseu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On 15 January, #Copernicus #Sentinel3 🇪🇺🛰️ captured this beautiful image of the British Isles ⬇️#Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 was covered with snow, and there were only few clouds above most of our friends and followers in/around the UK 🇬🇧 and Ireland 🇮🇪

On 15 January, #Copernicus #Sentinel3 🇪🇺🛰️ captured this beautiful image of the British Isles

⬇️#Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 was covered with snow, and there were only few clouds above most of our friends and followers in/around the UK 🇬🇧 and Ireland 🇮🇪
Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge (@cambridge_astro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Inaugural Lecture of Hiranya Peiris, Professor of Astrophysics (1909), 'Decoding the Cosmos', is available to watch on YouTube! youtube.com/watch?v=M8jXPs…

Great Heath (@greatheathacad) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are so excited to be welcoming Prof Helen Mason Helen Mason & Dr Matt Bothwell Matt Bothwell to Great Heath tomorrow. Y5 will be taking part in a #SunSpaceArt workshop, focusing on astronomy and the sun. #greatlearning

European Space Agency (@esa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ESA has helped Samsung Deutschland turn exciting information about planets in our Solar System into fact-filled new watch faces for #GalaxyTime... esa.int/About_Us/Brand…

Stefan Jordan (@stefanjordanari) 's Twitter Profile Photo

At 9:00 am, our #GaiaMission consortium will announce an exciting discovery we made while validating the Gaia data! Check out ESA's #GaiaMission page: cosmos.esa.int/web/gaia with explanations, graphics and videos!.

At 9:00 am, our #GaiaMission consortium will announce an exciting discovery we made while validating the Gaia data! Check out ESA's #GaiaMission page: cosmos.esa.int/web/gaia with explanations, graphics and videos!.
Landolt Mission (@landoltmission) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We're sending a star into space! George Mason University is the home of the $19.5 million Landolt Space Mission that will put an artificial "star" in orbit around the Earth. Read more: science.gmu.edu/LandoltRelease

We're sending a star into space! <a href="/GeorgeMasonU/">George Mason University</a>  is the home of the $19.5 million Landolt Space Mission that will put an artificial "star" in orbit around the Earth. Read more: science.gmu.edu/LandoltRelease
Dr David Boyce (@drdavidboyce) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is Buddo. The earliest depiction of a human figure found anywhere in the British Isles. It is made out of whale bone and can be found in the Stromness Museum on Orkney. At 4,900 years old it comes from a time when mammoths still walked the Earth 🦣 . #neolithic #Orkney

This is Buddo. The earliest depiction of a human figure found anywhere in the British Isles. It is made out of whale bone and can be found in the Stromness Museum on Orkney. At 4,900 years old it comes from a time when mammoths still walked the Earth 🦣 . #neolithic #Orkney
ESA Gaia (@esagaia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

While training undergraduates, a special sample of #GaiaData was obtained... and what, to their wondering eyes, appeared? An interesting duo: an ultracool subdwarf with a white dwarf companion, and they belong to the halo! Story: cosmos.esa.int/web/gaia/iow_2… youtube.com/shorts/idEtH2D…

European Space Agency (@esa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Game on! 👾🕹️ We are are at Gamescom, the world's biggest video game event. Come find us at our stand in the careers area of Koelnmesse in Hall 10.2 where you can: 👾🕹️Try our VR experience that we use to train our astronauts. 📸 👨‍🚀 Take a photo in a Starfield suit. 🎮

Game on! 👾🕹️

We are are at Gamescom, the world's biggest video game event. Come find us at our stand in the careers area of Koelnmesse in Hall 10.2 where you can:

👾🕹️Try our VR experience that we use to train our astronauts. 
📸 👨‍🚀 Take a photo in a <a href="/StarfieldGame/">Starfield</a> suit. 
🎮
Michael Perryman (@mac_perryman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Gaia essay 191. Extinction. Extinction is important in determining stellar parameters from spectral modelling, and central in describing the distribution of gas and dust in the solar neighbourhood. I will summarise what has been measured with Gaia so far wix.to/n3tltBm

Royal Astronomical Society (@royalastrosoc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Are you in central London tomorrow and keen to explore the wonders of the night sky? 🌃 If so, why not come along to Art After Dark, a free late-night event which will blend surreal public art with the beauty of space science... 🎨🔦 ⤵️

Are you in central London tomorrow and keen to explore the wonders of the night sky? 🌃 

If so, why not come along to Art After Dark, a free late-night event which will blend surreal public art with the beauty of space science... 🎨🔦 

⤵️
Simon Hodgkin (@spacemansimon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wow! “a decommissioning strategy that involved systematically picking apart and disabling the layers of redundancy that have safeguarded Gaia for so long, because we don’t want it to reactivate in the future and begin transmitting again if its solar panels find sunlight”

IAC Astrofísica (@iac_astrofisica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🔭 The IAC leads the first results from #NIRPS, the new infrared planet hunter. 🌍 Detects Earth-like planets in IR for the first time with <1 m/s precision. ✅ Confirms a planet with 1/3 Earth's mass orbiting Proxima Centauri. 📄 5 papers in A&A 🔗 iac.es/en/outreach/ne…