During a pro-#Palestine demonstration at #Stockholm University, Swedish police forcibly restrained a 68-year-old man, causing him to lose consciousness.
#Police dragged him out of the building while he remained unconscious. The incident has sparked outrage among #activists and human rights groups, who are demanding an investigation into the use of excessive force.
One of the US states that put Donald Trump over the top in his election bid was Michigan - home to the largest Arab-American population in the country.
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Le sachiez-tu, en remplaçant les frites par des salsifis, tu peux perdre 97 % du peu de joie de vivre qu'il te reste dans cette vie Did you know that by replacing French fries with salsify, you can lose 97% of the little joie de vivre you have left in this life?
Arrêtez ho, salsuffit ! Les salsifis c'est super bon ! Bon d'accord la blague est marrante, à première vue si on est fRançais.e mais non je ne laisserai pas dire du mal de ces merveilleux légumes, protéiné et plein de potassium, phosphore, magnesium !
Ça doit absolument s'éplucher ou on peut se contenter de les brosser comme les carottes ? Vivement que j'aie un terrain pour en semer. Oui mais faudrait que je me paye une campagnole.
Oui la peau est très très dure et rugueuse, de même texture que celle du radis noir. M'enfin, tous les goûts sont dans la nature, tu peux essayer de la manger, s'ils sont cultivés dans des champs préservés des pesticides car les résidus toxiques se concentrent dans la peau.
Les salsifis vrais ont une peau blanche et fine avec beaucoup de radicelles. On est obligé de les gratter pour enlever les radicelles... Mais 99% des "salsifis" sont en fait des scorsonères, avec une peau noire et épaisse pleine de sève collante, qu'il faut éplucher en portant des gants
J'ai une tante qui est décédée d'un cancer généralisé pour avoir passé sa vie à faire des frites. Mais des vraies, au blanc de bœuf. Elle a respiré ces vapeurs 7 jours/semaine. Ça lui serait pas arrivé avec des salsifis. Ni avec des scorsonères, d'ailleurs.
ah là évidemment, ça fait moins rigoler... (mais je suppose que ta tante ne baignait pas quotidiennement dans les vapeurs de fritures de son plein gré...)
Bah oui, elle a repris le commerce de ses parents, ça ne demande pas énormément de compétences et ça permet de vivre, de se développer (elle avait plusieurs baraques à frites, des roulottes mobiles dans les kermesses). Mais la frite, ça tue. OK, elle faisait aussi des smoutbollen (des croustillons et beignets, à l'huile).
First on the #JezeroDeltaScience list: stratigraphy analysis of Bright Angel on both channel "shores". Interesting clues and puzzles on the southern side.
The 56th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC) will be held at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center in The Woodlands, Texas and virtually on March 10–14, 2025.
This one is mostly a gateway to other incoming abstracts, but it has plenty of names for features and abrasions that may have not been mentioned before or hard to place on the map. Also, there's that "suspended in time" rock @65dBnoise , with plenty of LCP 😉 mastodon.social/@65dBnoise/113…
Ravanis et al: "Diverse Igneous Rocks Observed During the Mars2020 Crater Rim Campaign in Jezero Crater Using Mastcam-Z Multispectral Data" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
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I find most posts about #USelection results, naive and miserable. Somehow there seems to be a desire to jump to the 4th stage of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, 𝙙𝙚𝙥𝙧𝙚𝙨𝙨𝙞𝙤𝙣, acceptance) w/o passing through the previous 3, all of w…
I love the greenery covering the "suspended in time" rock! 😀
Here is a view of my map with some of the names I've collected from here and there, including a couple from this paper by Eleni Ravanis. Not all of them are visible; some appear at higher zoom.
This one was surprisingly interesting and info-rich on what is to come for #JezeroRimScience
Tornabene & Osinski: "Exploring the Complexity of Mars' Ancient Crust on the Jezero Crater Rim" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
The approximate area included in fig. 3 here marked in MUTED and with CTX camera imagery. #PerseveranceRover is currently at the far left (north on the map) and fig. 2 is a subset further south. muted.wwu.de/?x=77.335&y=18.43…
The Multi-temporal Database of Planetary Image Data is a tool to identify the spatial and temporal coverage of planetary image data from Mars, Moon, and Mercury
More #JezeroRimScience : hypothesizing on the impact statigraphy of the inner rim. Focused around Turquino and including a preliminary DCS analysis of #CrystalCreekJezero
Interrupting my sequential traverse of abstracts; one thing lead to another and I ended up looking at the #LeopardSpots (+ "poppy seeds") papers, with "strong" wording for potential biosignatures.
Look at the much longer author list of this first one:
The 56th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC) will be held at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center in The Woodlands, Texas and virtually on March 10–14, 2025.
This one looks at the opposite shore of Neretva, where things are complicated by unsure stratigraphy (see post nr 1 in this thread). Also there's a lacking detection of organics. Abiotic processes are deemed "possible"
Broz et al :"Green Reduction Spots in Red Beds of the Bright Angel Formation and Implications for Biosignature Preservation Potential" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
Another temporary jump, maybe @65dBnoise & @PaulHammond51 are interested in this new DEM? There's a link to the data but didn't work for me, maybe won't be released until the conference.
Bland et al : "HiRISE Digital Elevation Model and Orthoimage Mosaics in Support of Perseverance Operations and MSR" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
Back to #JezeroRimScience, continuing from post nr 5 in the thread. Paper on what SuperCam detected on the inner rim ridges, multitude of possible explanations, more work needed.
Bedford et al: "Geological Diversity in the Jezero Crater Rim Investigated with SuperCam: Insights into Impact Processes on Mars" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
Companion poster: Quantin-Nataf et al: "Alteration diversity observed in the inner part of Jezero Crater Rim" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
More on the high-silica rocks story, with references again to AEGIS_0910A (mastodon.social/@sharponlooker…). The whole paper is quotable, so I just hand-picked some extracts from the discussion. This is the first time I see them referring to Turquino and surroundings as a "suspected inverted fracture network"
Beck et al: "From Hydrated Silica to Quartz: Potential Hydrothermal Precipitates Found in Jezero" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
@PaulHammond51 😀 IANAG either, so I won't even try to answer that, other than referring to this in the paper: "Quartz and amorphous silica are stable under current Mars conditions, while other silicates, such as opal can dehydrate over time"
Orbital analysis of #PerseveranceRover current stomping grounds. The proposed layered unit (nr 4) is compared to Bright Angel.
Gwizd et al: "Orbital Perspectives on the Witch Hazel Hill Region: Evidence for Structural Deformation of Possible Noachian Basement Material" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
"Technology development and feasibility studies for the proper curation of martain samples are underway. This research and technology development will be critical to inform the design of the Sample Receiving Facility and the concept of operations. "
Aqueous alteration followed by dehydration and dispersion into Jezero crater is indicated by the identification of kaolinite or halloysite, spinel and a dehydrated Al-rich phase in spectroscopic observations of light-toned float rocks by the Persever…
"We describe the imaging campaign of the Yardang unit in Gale crater on Mars by the ChemCam instrument onboard the Curiosity rover. Different morphologies are progressively observed as the rover is getting closer of this geological unit."
@tsturm preliminary paper describing all the RMI observations, so they don't go into that.
I don't think you have to invoke fluids for those, and if there would be replenishment, I'd expect visible changes, even at this resolution. But as you say, with so much dust, wind and dust devils, how does it look so pristine after that much time...
Vasavada & Fraeman: "#CuriosityRover: Status, Sulfur Surprise, and a Sneak Peak at Extended Mission 5"
"NASA's MSL recently explored a canyon carved by ancient flowing water and discovered native sulfur for the first time on Mars. A proposed fifth Extended Mission aims to understand the fate of habitability at and below the surface"
Poster on the mid and upper delta traverse. A tad incomplete, I'd rather wait for the final paper for better understanding. At least, a verification that the Margin Unit predates the delta/fan.
Russell et al : "RIMFAX GPR Observations of the Jezero Crater Western Fan and Transition to Margin Unit" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
Another really interesting poster that needs more work. It does already give good time-constraints for Bright Angel, although I could not find anywhere that BA would post-date the fan, as its conference summary says (maybe they mean the deformation folding).
Sharmili et al: "Exploring the Depositional and Erosional Morphology of Jezero Crater’s Western Fan Using Coupled Numerical Models of Sediment Deposition and Erosion" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
"Based on the two coupled numerical models, the present study uncovers the potential scenario for the preservation of the Jezero Crater's western fan by erosion-resistant boulder deposits (capping unit), maintaining its shape over billions of years."
"We present a new pipeline to generate digital outcrop models (DOM) from Curiosity rover images and generated a new high resolution DOM of the Mont Mercou outcrop."
This is a high-resolution Digital Outcrop Model of the Mont Mercou outcrop at the boundary of Glen Torridon clay-bearing unit and the lower sulfates unit of Gale crater, Mars.
Lin et al : "Phenocryst Provenance from the Deep Interior Revealed by the Séítah Olivine in Jezero Crater" hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025…
"Using refined terrestrial models of magma cooling, we analyzed the evolution of the Séítah parent magma and concluded that the olivine crystals are subsurface phenocrysts."
"Signatures relevant of triboelectric discharges are observed in #PerseveranceRover SuperCam microphone data. It demonstrates the existence of electric activity in the atmosphere of Mars. Implications for this electric activity are discussed."
"MSR will be a huge step towards understanding the Martian system in its entirety. A major factor for Martian habitability is its atmosphere. To fully understand the Martian surface environments, a pure atmospheric sample is paramount."
The 56th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC) will be held at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center in The Woodlands, Texas and virtually on March 10–14, 2025.
Interrupting my sequential traverse of abstracts; one thing lead to another and I ended up looking at the #LeopardSpots (+ "poppy seeds") papers, with "strong" wording for potential biosignatures.
Look at the much longer author list of this first one:
The 56th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC) will be held at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center in The Woodlands, Texas and virtually on March 10–14, 2025.
#TitanMoon ‼️ Excellent summary of the geology around the Huygens probe landing site. Works well with that great processing of the descent images by D. Machacek (mastodon.social/@sharponlooker…).
great thread! I still have trouble wrapping my head around the descent video, but your description helped a lot.
I saw this fantastic processing by Daniel Machacek earlier today on bsky (see also his convo with @stim3on for more details) and now I can grasp it a bit better thx!
Am I right in observing that all papers (at least those I've browsed through) have clear references to the necessity of the MSR mission? Looks like an orchestrated effort to put pressure to the administration to carry on with the mission, instead of stalling it to its death.
@65dBnoise I wouldn't say there is an orchestrated effort more than it is why Perseverance is where it is and doing what is doing. MSR is a "Decadal priority", and there's got to be continuing science on what needs to be done should the samples arrive safe.
That there's more of these references on those papers documenting what the rover is finding, of course could be seen as a way of "hyping", but also the normal course of science ("oh, that's interesting, we need more data" 😉)
No, my observation (seeking confirmation) is only about the increase in mentions of the necessity of the MSR, not of the findings of the rover, which of course do increase as the rover continues to produce data.
I wouldn't say they're hyping it. I see an "orchestrated effort" as a good thing, a strong indication of consensus, with the scientific community converging and taking a stance on the importance of the MSR mission. Some have expressed doubts about that in conferences.
@65dBnoise the doubts I've seen were about the cost, lionizing a lot of the planetary science budget, specially before the audit. Other than that, it would be a shame to raise doubts when MSR was prioritized highest by the decadal survey...
Here is a presentation where project scientist Ken Farley refers specifically to those doubts in length, and which I think initiated the confluence of support in those papers:
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This proves my long held suspicion that no consideration has been given to studying the electromagnetic spectrum directly with RF receivers.
The simplest possible VLF receiver, or even the already existing UHF radios, could provide orders of magnitude more *direct* data than a microphone in the vicinity of a dust devil and PSU relaxation curves in Earth simulations can. But we haven't seen that opportunity being explored. 😐
This paper doesn't mention at all vivianite and greigite, indicators the "life on Mars" (my hyped title) paper mentions, which makes its rather reserved dicussion much less persuasive, to an IANAG like me.
Interesting reading about those phosphates:
"Vivianite can also appear on the iron coffins or on the corpses of humans as a result of a chemical reaction of the decomposing body with the iron enclosure."
Interrupting my sequential traverse of abstracts; one thing lead to another and I ended up looking at the #LeopardSpots (+ "poppy seeds") papers, with "strong" wording for potential biosignatures.
Look at the much longer author list of this first one:
The 56th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC) will be held at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center in The Woodlands, Texas and virtually on March 10–14, 2025.
I did, but I have to browse hundreds of sols in the PDS to find where and what it is: an area, place, rock, or a spot on a rock? It's a torture. For some reason Perseverance's team ignore the significance of named places and the way humans identify and remember stuff. Contrast that with Curiosity's team, who meticulously and joyfully publish names for every feature they identify, and then use those names to relate them to other named features. That's the human way of doing it.
It does, but it raises another question. That place is where the Wallace Butte abrasion has been, or where I think that names belongs. More frequently than not the names are somewhat unclear as to what they refer to, unless it's one of those cases where an image is annotated with callouts pointing to the exact target. Otherwise, it can be more complicated, and in *any* case, it requires time.
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Combining images captured under different artificial illumination gives a flatter appearance of this rough abrasion pit and vivid colors. Taken five minutes to ten at night.
Dunno, but I don't complain just for fun… This vagueness with the names is a PITA. The only way to know is to see an image with a clear callout annotation POINTING to the named object, or a caption that mentions EXACTLY what we see in an image, or what name an object may be EXACTLY called. The latter is the case here (image).
Of course, the team don't have such problem. It's us who do.
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![Extract from the paper's conclusions:
"Poppy seeds and leopard spots co-occur with
organic carbon in ferric-iron poor mudstones but are
absent in ferric iron-rich mudstones and conglomerates
that lack organic matter (Fig. 1C). These relationships
indicate the vivianite and greigite in these features
formed by reaction between organic matter, oxidized
iron, and sulfate; geological context and petrography
indicate these reactions occurred at low temperatures.
On Earth, such organic matter mediated mineral
forming reactions are often driven by, or are closely
associated with, microbial respiration of organic matter
[e.g., 5], and models of the reaction chemistry that
formed these features are consistent with microbially
mediated process [6]. These properties mark poppy
seeds and leopard spots as potential biosignatures.
Analysis of the core sample collected from this unit
using high-sensitivity instrumentation on Earth will
enable tests to assess the biogenicity of the minerals,
organics, and textures it contains."](https://social.trom.tf/photo/preview/640/21687031 "Extract from the paper's conclusions:
\"Poppy seeds and leopard spots co-occur with
organic carbon in ferric-iron poor mudstones but are
absent in ferric iron-rich mudstones and conglomerates
that lack organic matter (Fig. 1C). These relationships
indicate the vivianite and greigite in these features
formed by reaction between organic matter, oxidized
iron, and sulfate; geological context and petrography
indicate these reactions occurred at low temperatures.
On Earth, such organic matter mediated mineral
forming reactions are often driven by, or are closely
associated with, microbial respiration of organic matter
[e.g., 5], and models of the reaction chemistry that
formed these features are consistent with microbially
mediated process [6]. These properties mark poppy
seeds and leopard spots as potential biosignatures.
Analysis of the core sample collected from this unit
using high-sensitivity instrumentation on Earth will
enable tests to assess the biogenicity of the minerals,
organics, and textures it contains.\"")
!["[Preliminary Interpretations: Subsurface features found at the ascent start from Neretva Vallis indicate] that the Margin Unit – Crater Rim contact may have
been identified at depth on the sol 1265 traverse en route to the Dox Castle area (Figure 1). Based on the penetration depths and reflector details observed at depth, we also believe that the composition of light-toned material observed in the Eagle Cliff – Seattle Park area has few absorbers which permit deep penetration (e.g. quartz has a low dielectric constant as well as a low refractive index, etc.). The lineated layered features of interest reported within the Eagle
Cliff – Seattle Park area (Figure 2) have multiple proposed hypotheses that could include metamorphosed mafic igneous outcrops with veining or a potential preserved paleosol, either of which could have then experienced subsurface diagenesis."](https://social.trom.tf/photo/preview/640/22520988 "\"[Preliminary Interpretations: Subsurface features found at the ascent start from Neretva Vallis indicate] that the Margin Unit – Crater Rim contact may have
been identified at depth on the sol 1265 traverse en route to the Dox Castle area (Figure 1). Based on the penetration depths and reflector details observed at depth, we also believe that the composition of light-toned material observed in the Eagle Cliff – Seattle Park area has few absorbers which permit deep penetration (e.g. quartz has a low dielectric constant as well as a low refractive index, etc.). The lineated layered features of interest reported within the Eagle
Cliff – Seattle Park area (Figure 2) have multiple proposed hypotheses that could include metamorphosed mafic igneous outcrops with veining or a potential preserved paleosol, either of which could have then experienced subsurface diagenesis.\"")
!["Laboratory experiments. A SuperCam ground instrument [16] was utilized to record the spark discharges generated with a Wimshurst machine under ambient conditions. Fig. 3 demonstrates that the four features observed on Mars are all reproducible in the laboratory. In this figure, the acoustic wave was delayed
by 4 milliseconds from the overshoot due to the propagation time of the acoustic wave, as the machine was situated approximately 1.3 m away from the
microphone. This finding provides further evidence to support the hypothesis that the signal detected on the microphone during the passage of the dust devil consists of both the acoustic and electromagnetic signatures of
an atmospheric discharge."](https://social.trom.tf/photo/preview/640/22614848 "\"Laboratory experiments. A SuperCam ground instrument [16] was utilized to record the spark discharges generated with a Wimshurst machine under ambient conditions. Fig. 3 demonstrates that the four features observed on Mars are all reproducible in the laboratory. In this figure, the acoustic wave was delayed
by 4 milliseconds from the overshoot due to the propagation time of the acoustic wave, as the machine was situated approximately 1.3 m away from the
microphone. This finding provides further evidence to support the hypothesis that the signal detected on the microphone during the passage of the dust devil consists of both the acoustic and electromagnetic signatures of
an atmospheric discharge.\"")
![Conclusions: "The martian samples are anticipated [to] arrive on Earth no earlier than ~a decade in the future. Before samples arrive, scientists and engineers are conducting studies to understand the interactions of the tubes with a variety of analog minerals, rocks, and gases. Understanding tube-rock interactions is very important because interactions within the RSTAs could potentially preclude or make sample retrieval challenging and to assess to what degree, preliminary studies are being performed and various retrieval pathways are being tested as a project in collaboration with JSC Curation/JPL/ESA. The value of returning a pure atmospheric sample both for understanding Mars’ atmosphere and its
evolution and for accounting for the interaction of atmosphere with rock and soil samples returned make the ‘empty’ tube essential to maximize our understand-
ing of the composition of the current atmosphere. Ideally, returning to the original plans of returning a larger quantity of atmosphere should be a consideration as
part of the MSR re-architecture."](https://social.trom.tf/photo/preview/640/22615107 "Conclusions: \"The martian samples are anticipated [to] arrive on Earth no earlier than ~a decade in the future. Before samples arrive, scientists and engineers are conducting studies to understand the interactions of the tubes with a variety of analog minerals, rocks, and gases. Understanding tube-rock interactions is very important because interactions within the RSTAs could potentially preclude or make sample retrieval challenging and to assess to what degree, preliminary studies are being performed and various retrieval pathways are being tested as a project in collaboration with JSC Curation/JPL/ESA. The value of returning a pure atmospheric sample both for understanding Mars’ atmosphere and its
evolution and for accounting for the interaction of atmosphere with rock and soil samples returned make the ‘empty’ tube essential to maximize our understand-
ing of the composition of the current atmosphere. Ideally, returning to the original plans of returning a larger quantity of atmosphere should be a consideration as
part of the MSR re-architecture.\"")
![extract: "The Raman G-band peak parameters measured on the Cheyava Falls natural surface are distinct from the measurements made in the near sub-surface of the rock exposed during the abrasion process [Apollo Temple], suggesting that
this population of organics is either resistant to degradation, shielded sufficiently by the iron-rich regolith that it survived radiation degradation at the
martian surface, or was relatively recently exposed."](https://social.trom.tf/photo/preview/640/22622745 "extract: \"The Raman G-band peak parameters measured on the Cheyava Falls natural surface are distinct from the measurements made in the near sub-surface of the rock exposed during the abrasion process [Apollo Temple], suggesting that
this population of organics is either resistant to degradation, shielded sufficiently by the iron-rich regolith that it survived radiation degradation at the
martian surface, or was relatively recently exposed.\"")
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in reply to nadloriot • • •Vivement que j'aie un terrain pour en semer.
Oui mais faudrait que je me paye une campagnole.
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Mais c'est vraiment pour vous, car je déteste le céleri.
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(je kiffe pas le céleri non plus... te pique une frite au passage... ;D)
from Meurice, Hektorine -> ;)
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