Nininger Student Travel Award closes Jan 23

Posted on January 9, 2019 by Center for Meteorite Studies

The Nininger Student Travel Award application deadline is January 23, 2019.

The Nininger Student Travel Award supports travel to the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC) of up to 4 School of Earth & Space Exploration undergraduate and graduate students to present their latest results.

For details on the award and application process, click here!

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HAYABUSA2@JAXA@haya2e_jaxa·

22 Jul

The Hayabusa2 project is considering an extended mission after returning the capsule to Earth. Plans have been narrowed down to 2 possible candidate targets: asteroids 2001 AV43 or 1998 KY26. Both are small & fast spinning objects, which is a type that has not yet been explored.

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HAYABUSA2@JAXA@haya2e_jaxa·

3 Aug

Beyond Earth-return? An article on the extension mission for Hayabusa2 is now up on our website: http://www.hayabusa2.jaxa.jp/en/topics/20200803_exm/

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NASA's OSIRIS-REx@OSIRISREx·

7 Aug

My last rehearsal for the sample collection event is next Tuesday 🤩 I won’t actually touch Bennu, but I’ll be practicing the initial steps of the sample collection sequence one more time before the main event in October. Join me on the four-hour-long excursion!

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ASU Meteorites @ASUMeteorites·

7 Aug

August's #MeteoriteoftheMonth is Springwater, a pallasite (PMG-an) found in Saskatchewan, #Canada. #meteorite
More information: https://meteorites.asu.edu/meteorites/springwater

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School of Earth and Space Exploration @SESEASU·

5 Aug

Against the odds, a team of researchers including Schrader and Davidson of @ASUMeteorites @ASU @ASUTheCollege have found evidence in meteorites that tiny fragments of asteroids crossed the Jupiter Gap:
https://asunow.asu.edu/20200804-fragments-asteroids-may-have-jumped-gap-early-solar-system

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Nininger Student Travel Award closes Jan 23