DPS–EPSC 2023: Day 3
On day 3, presenters tackled machine-learning challenges, icy planets and moons were scrutinized, and solar system images from JWST stole the show.
On day 3, presenters tackled machine-learning challenges, icy planets and moons were scrutinized, and solar system images from JWST stole the show.
Plenary lectures on the second day of the joint AAS Division for Planetary Sciences and Europlanet Science Congress meeting brought insights into small solar system bodies, an asteroid redirection test, and the connection between comets and meteor showers.
We’re tuning in to this year’s joint meeting of the AAS Division for Planetary Sciences and the Europlanet Science Congress. Check out our summary of plenary sessions and press conferences on Day 1!
Learn about engineer-turned-astronomer Katie Merrell’s journey to becoming a data editor for the AAS journals, and read up on how the data editors help our authors organize and present their data.
The final day of AAS 242 brought us one last exceptional plenary on the role that sample return missions play in our exploration of the solar system.
Day 3 of AAS 242 brought perspectives on planetary nebulae, reflections on two-eyed seeing, and everything you need to know to safely view the two solar eclipses that will soon cross North America.
Day 2 at AAS 242! We’ve got info about solar flares, the fastest nova we know of, and a star-birthing nebula named for Scotland’s favorite cryptid.
Day 1 of AAS 242 brought us tornadoes on the Sun, a fantastic fish-hook galaxy, and plenty of news from JWST.
This week we’ll be bringing you updates from the 242nd AAS meeting, happening in Albuquerque, NM, and online.
The AAS publishing team is excited to engage with the community at the upcoming AAS meeting. Check out what they’ll be up to at the meeting!