Madeline Pettine—@NASAJuno’s polar orbit gives unique views of Io that enable global mapping of infrared volcanic emission. They find that the heat flow doesn’t match tidal heating models particularly well. #TeamIo#DPSEPSC2023
ALT A sketch of a talk from DPS/EPSC 2023 showing the results by a talk from Madeline Pettine. The sketch shows the Juno spacecraft flying past Jupiter’s volcanic moon, Io. In the distance is Jupiter. Io is mottled, yellow and orange, with active volcanic plumes over the horizon. To the bottom right is a Mollweid projection of Io showing their derived IR flux map, which doesn’t have any particularly striking pattern. Their paper is currently on ArXiv.
New JWST data confirms, worsens the Hubble tension
JWST finally weighs in on the expanding Universe, and confirms previous results from Hubble about Cepheids, with the smallest errors yet.
The puzzle over the expanding Universe deepens.
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this is gonna sound wild but I actually AM a real scientist some of the time, and I just put my very first first-author paper up on the arxiv!! please go read it and tell me how good it is (it is NOT peer-reviewed yet though so grain of salt etc etc) arxiv.org/pdf/2308.05717.pdf
The code is taking much longer to run after some changes, which sucks, but also when it was running fast it was very wrong so maybe it's onto something now
I'm at the part of the research project where every code takes forever to run which is awful for my productivity but fantastic for my buzzfeed quiz repertoire
Professors have an advantage (from the power dynamic) that any weird/funny thing they say has more impact than if you had said it so you have to equalize the relationship by saying much weirder/funnier things
Expanding the search for advanced extraterrestrial civilizations, @CornellAstro researchers are monitoring wideband pulsating signals from a star-dense region toward the core of our galaxy.
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