Really clear, excellent work! 👍

Pity I'll be there for the following home game vs Oviedo instead 🙁

Let me just pop in this convo to thank you for this great draft, really useful & referenced several times on fedi. I wasn't surprised by your other post mentioning it's been hectic for you since 3I 😉

My Saturday run is saved 😉 Cheers!

Wonderful work! I hope it's alright sharing it on other social networks 😉
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Thx a lot for the great coverage!

I've had that one in my reading tabs for quite a while now 😉 It mentions a companion paper but that one isn't out yet right? Thx

@timdemko.xyz I remember reading weeks ago a convincing refutal about the actual age

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

if it's like in Sweden, it's by law that you have to stop, it's not just for being nice😉

thanks for sharing, ok to share this link on mastodon? It's got some good comment beyond what was in the conference teaser papers 😉

After poking around and finding the base of the flow, the story became much richer: the basalt had flowed over some eolian dunes which sourced the water for the hydrothermal system. The sand might have accumulated as obstacle dunes around a bedrock hill, then buried by the flow in a valley. (2/2)

The IAU announced official names for Donaldjohanson's surface & shape features 2 weeks ago, but nobody has mentioned the news. They're all named after archeological sites and hominin fossils, which is fun and awesome haha

(Afar Lobus = small lobe, Olduvai Lobus = big lobe, Windover Collum = neck)

Looks like EPSCDPS2025 is the preferred one. The joy of agreeing on a conference hashtag 😉

I forgot that animated gifs have to be movies in bluesky 🤦‍♂️, here's the full file for the first post (it's nice with an edit function on the fedi mastodon.social/@sharponlook...)

This corresponds to CBMD-a in these preliminary results to be presented at #EPSC2025:

Sokolowska, @mapperwocky.bsky.social et al: "Solving the puzzle of too many craters from hardware impacts of Mars 2020"
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🧵 2/2

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I don't think so, but I'm not a geologist 😉 The Perseverance team blogs lean towards impact melt from meteorites, or less likely from eruptions. Similar process but different results. Here's a reference to a possible Earth analogue, spherules from the Chicxulub impact
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