Probes Extraterrestrial Dust, Ion Hunter, Mother of an explorer, daydreams about Saturn with wrenches and screwdrivers, Opinions my own!
Tempe, AZ
Joined May 2010
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SIMS Mini-workshop on Oct 17 @10am MST on investigating diffusion of elements using the depth profile mode on the IMS 6f at @SESEASU. Details and zoom link here: asusimscom.wordpress.com/202…. Please share widely.
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Join the upcoming Ice Giant Systems Seminar featuring Dr. Julie Castillo-Rogez (@NASAJPL)!
Date: September 12th, 11am EST
Topic: Interiors & Thermal State of the Major Moons of Uranus as a Function of Possible Origin
icegiantsseminar.jhuapl.edu
@ExploreIGO #Uranus #IcyGiants
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The NYT article by @seth_fletcher didn't mention it, but N2 ice from an exo-Pluto remains a completely viable, natural explanation for 'Oumuamua, without the flaws of H2 ice, radiolytic H in water ice, solar sails, etc.
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A new podcast episode on the Planetary Radio, with work I’ve been doing with @GeoJGO and @CarverBierson ! – at Tempe, AZ
Mysteries dwell beneath the icy shell of Europa. 🌊 🧐
@IcyMoonsKevin from @SESEASU joins @PlanRad to discuss his research into Europa's formation history and the consequences for the moon's habitability. 🎙️
planetary.org/planetary-radi…
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Check out the conference photos from #goldschmidt2023 here: tinyurl.com/yfktzh8p
View recordings of the plenary and medal lectures on our Youtube channel: tinyurl.com/2p8ju5pc
@EAG_ @geochemsoc
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Great NYT article about Harvard Astronomer's circumvention of science norms and his wild goose chase, featuring choice quotes from me.
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I have been able to use my credit cards for grocery shopping in France, Germany, Danmark including small villages. But in the @albertheijn in the Netherlands, we are back to the 20th century! What is going on?
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Important paper and thread. There is a really really good chance the “interstellar” meteor traveled at < 25 km/s and came from our asteroid belt, and that the satellite “measurement” of 45 km/s just had big error bars.
Our new paper on the possible interstellar fireball detected by US Government sensors is now out on Arxiv:
arxiv.org/abs/2306.14267
A simple summary 1/5
Thrilled and honored to be appointed the Earl Ingerson lecturer by the Geochemical Society on my research on light isotopes of extraterrestrial materials, commitment to mentoring and science communication! #Goldschmidt2023
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Tuesday afternoon 14:30 @geochemsoc Patterson Medal Lecture "Elucidating anthropogenic impacts to soil organic matter composition & dynamics with integrative molecular biogeochemistry" by Myrna Simpson in room R7 Building A.
Abstract here: tinyurl.com/yme4ufs7
@EAG_
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Just realizing I got a cool shoutout from @NASA with their honoring of Black astronauts for black history month 2023. Just wish they would have highlighted my dad’s contribution to the NASA Apollo Program instead of me as a geologist with a meteorite - which does rock! It’s always interesting to see what gets highlighted but I still appreciate being listed with all the amazing #NASA #astronauts who have made a career of advancing human spaceflight. 👩🏾🚀🚀🌎
You can check out the article here: nasa.gov/feature/honoring-bl…
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When did Jupiter's moon, #Europa, form its metallic core? Maybe recently... or not at all😮
📢New in @ScienceAdvances, a story about Europa's interior structure and slow (but eventful) evolution
Link:shorturl.at/fBH02
Summary thread w/ visuals ↓ #ScienceAdvancesResearch
ALT A cartoon of Europa's possible interior structure. From the inside out, the layers are: a iron-rich core, rocky mantle, hydrated seafloor, liquid water ocean, and ice shell. It is unclear whether the metallic core and hydrated seafloor exist. Graphic by Kevin T. Trinh
The Buseck Center for Meteorites Studies at Arizona State University is pleased to announce the search for the inaugural BCMS Meteorite Studies Postdoctoral Fellow. Apply here: apply.interfolio.com/126208.
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SESE and @ASU are partnering with an international team on a new mission to explore the asteroid belt.
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This year, we are celebrating a major milestone: 10,000+ graduates who have earned their degrees from @ASU through the Starbucks College Achievement Plan (SCAP). Congratulations to each and every one of our scholars!🎓💚🎉
#ASUGrad
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We extend our congratulations to the Spring Graduates of 2023🎉🎓! Your tireless effort, commitment, and exceptional achievements have earned you this momentous accomplishment. We couldn't be more proud of you!👏 May you continue to excel and achieve great things!🚀
3-D printed terrain map of a large impact crater on the dwarf planet Ceres. Gifted by my incoming graduate student @AstroHalophile @SESEASU! Lucas’s research will be on the chemical and physical properties of organic matter in salt-ice mixtures.
Tenured! Heartfelt thanks to students and postdocs in my team, my mentors, my advocates and colleagues in the field. Students and postdocs whose creativity and persistence took our research in new directions.
Mentors who kept me curious, who challenged me, and who led by example. Advocates who silently and graciously supported me. Colleagues and collaborators (I have admired for decades) who gave me their time, attention and invaluable feedback.
And finally for so many many folks @SESEASU to provide me the environment where I could fly! It is one of the several complex things that I have navigated in my career! Celebrating tonight with a bottle of champagne given by @minwadhwa
