Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group (MEPAG)

The Planet Next Door
Joined October 2022
Final report from our @TeamMarsScience organized Mars Concurrent Exploration Science Analysis Group (MCE-SAG) - we looked at how we can use small missions to explore Mars and inspired the new Mars exploration program proposed by @NASA! More details below lpi.usra.edu/mepag/reports/r…
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An ethical approach to research in extreme environments lays the foundations for future space exploration that respects ecologies; is founded on authentic partnerships; supports co-learning from diverse communities of non-scientists, say @DrAlmarino & al: nature.com/articles/s41550-0…
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👀 First look at Mars' Margin Carbonate Unit up close! And it's knobbly! Can't wait to start exploring how it formed! You can read a bit more about why this unit is interesting here: mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/missi…
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Looking for PhD student for Fall '24 start. Topics include: habitability of early Mars/Venus, Titan, exoplanet habitability, atmospheric-magma ocean evolution, habitable zone design, atmospheric escape...etc. Contact me for details! @CSInst @SESEASU @NASAAstrobio @nexssinfo
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More info on the compact 2U Mid and Longwave IR point spectrometer here opg.optica.org/oe/fulltext.c…
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Different from our usual @EhlmannLab publications! Any angel investors out there want to help get our awesome spectrometer to space??? 😉🚀
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Explore Mars! retweeted
Seeking AGU travel funding? Join us this Friday 8/25, at our monthly savory session to learn about our AGU SciAct Affiliate Program! Register for our monthly sessions at: bit.ly/3sc3iqJ #AGU23 #SciComm
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Explore Mars! retweeted
What’s good everyone! My name is Rob and I’m a 2nd year PhD. Student in Atmospheric Sciences @HowardU I’m a graduate researcher @NASAGoddard and the PR Chair for @BlackInAstro Y’all can catch me at the events we this week! Hope to see you there! #ShoutOutBlackInSpace
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#ShoutoutBlackinSpace Hey everyone! I'm Miché Aaron. I'm a @JHUEPS grad student studying sulfates in Martian craters using IR spectroscopy and geochemical modeling. I'm neurodivergent, and I love sharing resources to help others thrive in academic environments.
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Congratulations Dr. Rudolph!
Congrats Dr. Amanda Rudolph for a successful PhD defense with @PurdueEAPS! Her defense is titled “Identification of ancient environments and their related geologic processes on Mars using remote sensing techniques.” She is advised by Dr. Briony Horgan. #boilerup
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The future of Mars Research is Bright!!!!
I spy @riley_mcglasson in Purdue Today's "Scholarly Excellence" feature!!! 👀🛰️☄️🪐❄️🌨️🎊🥳
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📰 "Yukon Fieldwork Tests the Performance of Airborne Radar in Preparation for a Mars Mission" @planetarysci 🌨️📡 🌐 psi.edu/news/yukonfieldwork More info on the project here: lassonde.yorku.ca/lassonde-p… @LassondeSchool @YorkUniversity
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Explore Mars! retweeted
New paper alert! 🚨🥳 @PurdueEAPS PhD candidate in my group, @riley_mcglasson, found that radar properties of ice-rich deposits around Mars' south pole indicate they are likely represented by two or more populations that experienced different ice emplacement histories. ❄️🛰️🪐🌨️
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Explore Mars! retweeted
The NASA-funded program Planetary Resources and Content Heroes (Planetary ReaCH) seeks planetary scientists/astrobiologists to work alongside informal educators in a culturally inclusive planetary engagement workshop @Tulane June 8-10. Apply at ow.ly/GU8350O2p3Z
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Explore Mars! retweeted
NASA selected four participants to conduct the first of three year-long analog missions to simulate living on Mars. The overall mission of CHAPEA is to assess human health and performance in relation to the demands of crewed missions to Mars. Read more: ow.ly/3tpJ50NU0mJ
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Explore Mars! retweeted
Both scientists and the public can navigate a new global map of Mars that shows cliffs, craters, and dust devil tracks in mesmerizing detail. It uses a mosaic composed of 110,000 images from NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. See more and try it yourself: go.nasa.gov/410VjZI
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