So happy to be on the faculty at LPL! Happy Monday indeed!!!
UArizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory@UArizonaLPL
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Dr. Veronica Bray
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Dr. Veronica Bray
@SpaceNerdAtWork
Planetary scientist and spacecraft operations engineer. HiRISE/LROC/Cassini/New Horizons.
Lunar and Planetary Lab. 가입일 Aralık 2018
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Looking forward to getting my copy of @shinisomara 's new book: Engineers Making a Difference! It's released on Amazon tomorrow! <3
Dr Shini Somara@shinisomara
Unboxing my new book, Engineers Making a Difference! It's finally here, and I'm excited to see it in your hands. The book will be available on the 2nd of March and you can get it on Amazon. Thank you for your support! #newbook #bookrelease #EMAD #unboxing
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Come and join me tonight to find out about the last few moments of the dinosaurs! Dark and dramatic...just in time for Halloween!
Astronomy on Tap TUS@Space_Drafts
#SpaceDrafts81 is almost here! 7:30pm on Oct 18 @borderlandsbrew / streaming @ bit.ly/SpaceDrafts81 we'll have Veronica Bray tell us about dinosaur-killing asteroid impacts, and Soley Hyman teaching us about using sound to study astronomy! RSVP at fb.me/e/2V1P6orxx
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Such an overwhelmingly sad day. Thank you so much for your service, Ma'am. You have been a constant and steady presence in our lives, and will be deeply missed.
The Royal Family@RoyalFamily
The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow.
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Wow, The first ever direct image of a planet around another star!!! #JWST blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2022/09/0…
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@SpaceRocksTime You have too much sense to have that much "confidence"! 🤣
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I usually interrupt my own sentences with multiple caveats (probably in response to a lifetime of received mansplaining), but this interview went really well! Either that, or the KJZZ folks are editing WIZARDS!
KJZZ Phoenix@kjzzphoenix
A new discovery at the bottom of the ocean has some scientists taking a closer look at how dinosaurs were wiped off the planet. 🦕🌠 @SpaceNerdAtWork explains. bit.ly/3PJ08AY
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@tanyaofmars The Mars yard at the lunar and planetary lab, Tucson?
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Belated thanks for the birthday wishes! I spent my birthday weekend…on Mars?
Any guesses on where this actually was? First person to get it right gets a free space t-shirt from my RedBubble shop! Will post clues throughout the day until someone gets the exact location. 🙂
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@Sam_Bradpiece @julie__bourdin @FRANCE24 When you ask the fun questions, you'll get the goods answers! 😉
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@julie__bourdin @FRANCE24 @SpaceNerdAtWork Veronica did a great job at explaining this to me in the simplest of terms!
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Got to talk about the newly discovered Nadir crater on @FRANCE24.
Take a look if you are interested in 🦖🦕☄
Thanks to @SpaceNerdAtWork
for answering my silly questions!
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Summary of being close to an impact event: "It's going to be a horrible day!" 🤣🤣
Sam Bradpiece 🎥✒️📸@Sam_Bradpiece
Got to talk about the newly discovered Nadir crater on @FRANCE24. Take a look if you are interested in 🦖🦕☄ Thanks to @SpaceNerdAtWork for answering my silly questions!
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I can't be the only one who calls my database of impact crater stats a "Craterbase"....right?
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Hmmm...After the whirlwind of last week, concentrating on some of my terrestrial work. Which science project will today hold?! Pluto? Callisto? Europa? The Moon? Mars?
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This beautiful oaf is Ganymede, giving me the stink eye for shutting him out of the room during an interview. He stood outside the door yowling the whole time!
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The height of anxiety: set up for a RADIO interview and get asked 2 minutes before Go if they can also record video! 🤦🏼 😱
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Computer Simulation of the Nadir Impact Event youtu.be/1LqPz_XxD04 via @YouTube
@SeanGulick @EileanClach
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@VOVinnie Alas, no. Nadir is buried beneath 300-400m of rocks and sediment. We only saw it in seismic data that can "see" beneath the surface of the sea floor.
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For those of you wanting to get to the paper behind all of this dinosaur-killing buzz: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
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@lukedones @SquigglyVolcano High praise indeed! I'll be holding my breath for the drill cores...
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@SquigglyVolcano But seriously, @SpaceNerdAtWork is on the paper, so that gives me confidence in this shocking result, even without recovery of shocked minerals.
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NEW (and very cool): About 66 million years ago, Earth was smacked in the face by an asteroid.
No, not that one.
Another one*.
Me, for @NYTScience nytimes.com/2022/08/17/sci…
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@MarkBoslough Awesome thread @MarkBoslough , thanks! It is often fun to see which part of a scientific result gets its social media wings! 🤣🥰
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@astromarkmarley @UArizonaLPL Thanks @astromarkmarley! It was surreal being one of the first to have eyes-on a newly discovered impact structure!
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Congratulations to LPL's Veronica Bray on this discovery! A great two-fer for @UArizonaLPL as former grad student Alan Hildebrand was involved in the discovery of the original Chicxulub impact as well.
UArizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory@UArizonaLPL
A newly discovered impact crater below the seafloor hints at the possibility that more than one asteroid hit Earth during the time when dinosaurs went extinct. shar.es/afqwNo
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