Europlanet

00:37 Juice mission update by Claire Vallat (ESA) 03:24 Spectroscopic observations of 3I/Altas with SWI by Paul Hartogh (Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany) 18:29 Observations of 3I/Atlas with MAJIS/Juice by Dominique Bockel...

03:14 Astronomers for Planet Earth by Leonard Burtscher 26:07 Impact of LEO Satellite Constellations on Astronomy and the Environment by Ronald Drimmel 51:37 The Critical Satellite Threshold for Viable Astronomy (in the optical / visible) by Oli...

00:15 Presentation by Stijn Calders (BIRA, Brussels, Belgium) 56:44 Q&A Scientific conferences play a central role in networking, collaboration and career development in planetary science. However, participation is not equally accessible to every...

01:44 LSST Sweeping the Skies by Meg Schmamb (Queen's University, Belfast, UK) 21:04 To Near-Earth Space (and Beyond) with LSST by Rosemary Dorsey (University of Helsinki, Finland) 52:16 Q&A High in the Chilean Andes is the Vera C. Rubin Observat...

00:24 Mission update (Claire Vallat, ESA) 05:31 3I / ATLAS observations with JANUS (Elena Mazzotta Epifani, INAF, Rome Observatory) 35:23 3I/ATLAS comet astrometry and orbital dynamics (Tobias Hoffmann, ESA / ESOC) 57:00 Q&A 3I/ATLAS, the ...

This webinar also marks the first in a new collaboration between Europlanet and EU-funded COST Action PLANETS. Nozair Khawaja (Freie Univerisität Berlin) discusses the current status of organics detected in the plume material emerging from Ence...

00:29:Juice mission update (Olivier Witasse) 03:26: Radar Sounding of the Earth’s Polar Regions and the Jovian Icy Moons (Lorenzo Bruzzone) 50:25 Q&A

While large-scale research infrastructure, such as with the European Spallation Source (ESS) or space telescopes, is often necessary to go "where no-one has gone before", most published research is performed on small equipment for which there is n...

Animation of the electrodynamic interaction between Enceladus and Saturn. The primary Alfvén wing is shown in blue, and the reflected Alfvén wings in magenta. The arrow indicates the corotation direction of the Enceladus plasma torus. Relative siz...

02:16 Water and sulfur dioxide thermal mapping on Venus : Long-term monitoring and upper limits on minor species, presented by Thérèse Encrenaz 22:16 Venus’ Cloud Aerosols Contain Abundant Water and Iron, presented by Rakesh Mogul 40:27 Discussi...

The first Europlanet Regional Hub outside Europe, Europlanet Colombia, was launched on 8 November 2025 during an event attended by 120 people at the Maloka Interactive Science and Technology Centre in Bogotá. This compilation of the EuroCol Julio ...

The first Europlanet Regional Hub outside Europe, Europlanet Colombia, was launched on 8 November 2025 during an event attended by 120 people at the Maloka Interactive Science and Technology Centre in Bogotá. Dr Tatiana Bocanegra contributed this ...

The first Europlanet Regional Hub outside Europe, Europlanet Colombia, was launched on 8 November 2025 during an event attended by 120 people at the Maloka Interactive Science and Technology Centre in Bogotá. Dr Jonathan Pelegrin contributed this ...

The first Europlanet Regional Hub outside Europe, Europlanet Colombia, was launched on 8 November 2025 during an event attended by 120 people at the Maloka Interactive Science and Technology Centre in Bogotá. Dr Heidy M. Quitián-Lara contributed t...

The first Europlanet Regional Hub outside Europe, Europlanet Colombia, was launched on 8 November 2025 during an event attended by 120 people at the Maloka interactive science and technology centre in Bogotá. Dr Felipe Fantuzzi contributed this vi...

The first Europlanet Regional Hub outside Europe, Europlanet Colombia, was launched on 8 November 2025 during an event attended by 120 people at the Maloka interactive science and technology centre in Bogotá. Prof Nigel Mason, former Europlanet Pr...

Thomas O'Sullivan (FU Berlin, Germany) talks about the latest detection of organic molecules in ice grains from Enceladus, that were sampled by the Cassini spacecraft just minutes after their ejection into the plume. These pristine grains reveal ...

Some meteorological satellites serendipitously take images of the Moon and other planets while observing the Earth. In this talk Gaku Nishiyama (DLR, Berlin, Germany) presents his recent work on the Moon and Venus using data from the Japanese me...

This press briefing focused on several recent discoveries with the Juno Mission, including in-situ and remote observations of the auroral footprints of Jovian moons by the Juno spacecraft. Speakers Scott Bolton Vincent Hue Nicolas André Alessandr...