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Research Leader in Planetary Science @NHM_London Northerner in London exile. Occasional cricket bat maker. he/him

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@Peter_Grindrod
Peter Grindrod
1 year
Absolutely LOVE looking at new impacts on planetary bodies. This one is on the Moon, as seen by the LROC-NAC instrument, and happened in 2012. The new crater is about 70 m across, and would definitely hurt.
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@Peter_Grindrod
Peter Grindrod
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@PlanetaryAnna So good to see the corona database being updated! I helped Ellen and Sue with the 2001 version as an undergrad, yikes!
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@Peter_Grindrod
Peter Grindrod
1 year
@stim3on @DanielMachacek_ @DrPhiltill This is incredible! Brilliant work.
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@Peter_Grindrod
Peter Grindrod
1 year
@AyrtekCricket Ha! I'm 45 and did exactly the same thing on Monday night. Very dangerous, as I'm now going to think this is a shot I can actually play for real...
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@Peter_Grindrod
Peter Grindrod
1 year
The final resting place of the @NASAPersevere Ingenuity helicopter on Mars. Sat near the crest of a sand ripple, which might (eventually) bury her. What an achievement. (Image upscaled, sharpened, cleaned, Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/P Grindrod)
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Peter Grindrod
1 year
@this_is_tckb @stim3on @NASAAmes @AndrewAnnex @NASA I’m afraid not. I only use ASP very occasionally (and basically) and with .cub’s. We use commercial SocetSet after pre-processing in USGS ISIS.
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Peter Grindrod
1 year
Wow, screen grab from the SLIM update. I think this is the view from the lunar surface by the LEV2 rover.
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Peter Grindrod
1 year
RT @Katie_H_Joy: And there is a 2nd 3 year position also advertised in the @EarthSolarSystm group looking at early…
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Peter Grindrod
1 year
Wow! I hadn't seen this before - thermal camera view of the OSIRIS-REx reentry through Earth's atmosphere. Just a single frame from a video. Watch the tail evolve from 11:16
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Peter Grindrod
1 year
RT @NHM_Meteorites: Want to study the Moon, Mars, and asteroids? We have PhD projects available funded by @STFC_Matters and @spacegovuk
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Peter Grindrod
1 year
RT @AshleyJKing85: Interested in the laboratory analysis of meteorites & samples returned by space missions to carbon-rich asteroids? We…
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@Peter_Grindrod
Peter Grindrod
1 year
PhD project 2 - based at St Andrews Detecting habitability signatures using spectroscopy on the ESA ExoMars Mars rover
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@Peter_Grindrod
Peter Grindrod
1 year
RT @helen_r0berts0n: Interested in doing a PhD at the NHM? Come to our event on 29 November to find out more!
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@Peter_Grindrod
Peter Grindrod
1 year
@gwent_robbins @ClaireCousins10 @MadMattGunn I think we can, but overseas tuition fees are not covered by the studentships I'm afraid, which would be ~£20k per year.
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Peter Grindrod
1 year
@AlexStoken @CVPR I saw your work courtesy of @stim3on - it is so cool! As a planetary scientist, who spends waaaay too much time georeferencing images, my mind is racing at the impact a similar approach (on a much simpler problem) could have!
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Peter Grindrod
1 year
RT @BPSC2024Leic: 📢The next @UKPlanetary Early Career meeting is now open for FREE registration and abstract submission for UK early-career…
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Peter Grindrod
1 year
@ICPlanetologist Enjoy away! So long as your imaginary sphere is rotating once every 24 hours and 40 minutes :)
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@Peter_Grindrod
Peter Grindrod
1 year
@sfjcody But were they 66 million years ago?! :) The Indian plate has been moving at a fair old lick to get where it is today.
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