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IPGP Planetary Science @ipgp-planets.solarsystem.social · 2m

Members of IPGP have contributed to creating the first diamond open access journal for the field of planetary science. Diamond open access means that it is free for authors, and free to access! […]

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IPGP Planetary Science @ipgp-planets.solarsystem.social · 25/02/2026

All #IPGP planetary science videos can now be found on our peertube channel! @ipgp_planets@solarsystem.video

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 05/05/2025

Why I will be boycotting meetings sponsored by the Lunar and Planetary Institute. An open letter to the LPI executive board #LPI #USRA #LPSC #BoycottLPSC #BoycottLPI #PlanetaryScience

An open letter to the Lunar and Planetary Institute executive office,

I am writing to ask that LPI provide a public statement concerning their ongoing attempt to both censor and rewrite history by removing previously published community meeting abstracts from their archives.

LPI is a trusted organization that plays an integral role in the planetary science community. They organize not only the annual Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, but also a multitude of smaller community meetings and workshops. It thus came as quite a shock to learn that LPI has decided to remove any trace of abstracts that contain certain non-offensive keywords or that are on topics that could be related to the federal executive order attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Considering the 2025 LPSC alone, almost 100 abstracts have been removed from the program, being replaced with the text "item removed". Entire sessions have been deleted from the program, and the PDFs for the removed items are no longer accessible. In total, over 1000 LPI hosted abstracts are no longer accessible from the NASA ADS archive.

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 28/04/2025

In response to the Trump executive orders, the Lunar and Planetary Institute (#LPI) is removing abstracts from previously held meetings that used to be archived on their website. Here is an example of one that was removed from the 2025 Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (#LPSC).

Example of an abstract that was removed from the 2025 Lunar and Planetary Science Conference.

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 24/04/2025

If you want to learn more about the Planetary Research diamond open access journal that will launch in January 2026, we just wrote a FAQ that answers the most common questions we get: planetary-research.org/faq.html #PlanetaryScience #OpenAcces #AcademicPublishing

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Frequently Asked Questions - Planetary Research

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 22/04/2025

Would you like to work with the #BepiColombo mission that is about to arrive at #Mercury? #ESA has just put out an announcement for interdisciplinary scientists. The letter of intent deadline to apply is May 20! www.cosmos.esa.int/web/bepicolombo-…

Some of the images acquired of Mercury by the ESA/JAXA BepiColombo spacecraft during its fourth Mercury flyby on 4 September 2024. Many geological features are visible, including the peak ring basins Vivaldi and newly named Stoddart.

The images were captured by the onboard monitoring cameras, which provide black-and-white 1024x1024 pixel snapshots.

See the article for annotations and more detailed captions for each individual image.

https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/BepiColombo/BepiColombo_s_best_images_yet_highlight_fourth_Mercury_flyby

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 19/03/2025

A french research going to the #LPSC conference outside of Houston Texas wasn't allowed to enter the country. After a "random" control at the border, the police searched their phone and computer and found compromising statements about Trump […]

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 03/03/2025

Planetary Research: Open call for editors Planetary Research is a community-led #DiamondOA journal for #PlanetaryScience that will launch in January 2026. We are looking for an editor-in-chief, 5 editors and 10 associate editors. The deadline to apply is […] [Original post on solarsystem.social]

Planetary Research
A diamond open access journal for planetary science

Open call for an editor-in-chief, editors, associate editors

Planetary Research is a community-led journal that is being developed by the international planetary science community. The journal will use the diamond open-access publishing model, which means that there will be no article processing fees for authors and no subscription fees for readers. The journal, run as part of a non-profit organization, will operate with a transparent governance and will promote the work it publishes to the scientific community and the general public alike. Manuscript submissions are expected to open in January 2026.

We seek candidates for the journal's editorial board, including the editor-in-chief, editors, and associate editors. We are also seeking candidates for the journal's media and technical teams. Interested candidates should provide a CV, a publication list, and a short letter motivating their interest in the position to the chair of the search committee (mark.wieczorek@cnrs.fr) before July 1, 2025. No prior experience is required. Additional information about the journal can be found on our website https://planetary-research-journal.online.

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 06/01/2025

The planetary science community is creating a diamond open access journal that will be free to access without a subscription and that won’t charge authors article processing fees. Following a community vote, we now have a name! Planetary Research #DiamondOA #PlanetaryScience

This is a picture of a diamond. From wikipedia:

The term "diamond open access" was coined in 2012 by Marie Farge ... The reference to "diamond" was a hyperbolic pun on the "gold" metaphor that aims to suggest that non-commercial/free model were ultimately the best: "I have proposed to call this third way 'Diamond OA' by outbidding the 'Gold OA' terminology chosen by the publishers."

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 18/12/2024

The #PlanetaryScience community is in the process of creating a new diamond open access journal that will be free for authors and free for readers. Check out the video of our second meeting! www.youtube.com/watch?v=64rap9a3P7Y… #DiamondOA

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Diamond Open Access Journal for Planetary Research initiative meeting 2 (20241218)

Meeting 2 on 18 December 2024 (17-18h CET).

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 17/12/2024

Mural of the Croatian scientist Andrija Mohorovičić in the city of #Osijek where he once taught. He is best known for his discovery of the crust-mantle interface using seismic data from a 1909 earthquake. This interface is now known as the Moho, as no one can pronounce or properly spell his name.

A mural of the Croatian scientist Andrija Mohorovičić next to the central market in the city of Osijek, along with a depiction of the layering within the Earth.

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 10/12/2024

If you are a planetary scientist who is part of a #Slack community using the free plan, consider migrating your team to #Mattermost on the Solar System Social #PlanetaryScience server. Slack will start deleting your content that is older than 1 year starting January 28, 2025!

Solar System Social offers free, privacy respecting services to the planetary science community. We run a Mastodon instance and a Mattermost server, and we will soon have a Peertube video server!

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Ile-de-France Planets @idf-planets.solarsystem.social · 09/12/2024

The last lecture of the #CollegeDeFrance series by Alessandro Morbidelli will take place on Dec.11 and will cover Trojans and irregular satellites: L’origine des satellites irréguliers des planètes géantes et des Troyens de Jupiter et Neptune dans le […] [Original post on solarsystem.social]

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Cette série de cours explorera la structure actuelle du Système solaire externe, incluant les planètes géantes, leurs satellites, les Troyens, la population transneptunienne, le nuage d’Oort et les comètes. Nous aborderons également les modèles relatifs à son origine, avec un focus particulier sur le modèle de Nice à l'occasion de son vingtième anniversaire.

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IPGP Planetary Science @ipgp-planets.solarsystem.social · 05/12/2024

If you will be in Paris next week, you are all invited to attend the Ph.D. defense of Tri Dung Nguyen. "Photometric modeling to characterize planetary surfaces in the solar domain" The thesis is directed by Stéphane Jacquemoud and Antoine Lucas, and will take place at #IPGP on December 11 @14:00.

DALL-E AI -generated artwork for the Ph.D. thesis defense of Tri Dung Nguyen.

Abstract: How do Earth's and planetary surfaces evolve? Using photometry and the Hapke BRDF model, we map surface properties like roughness and grain size from Pleiades imagery. Study sites: Djibouti’s rift (Mars-like terrain) & Apollo landing sites. Field & lab data validate findings.

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 04/12/2024

If you want to learn more, please check out the recording of our kick-off meeting in November: youtu.be/I-sOb51LSFc?si=OF4q2UKTMJQ… Or just download the slides: sdrive.cnrs.fr/s/JMZGdFscTpjJKRf And then ask to get an invite to join our forum!

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Planetary Science Diamond Open Access Journal Kick off meeting (20241114)

Kick off Zoom meeting on 14 November 2024 (16-17h CET).

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Mark Wieczorek @mrak.solarsystem.social · 04/12/2024

Announcing an initiative to create a Planetary Science Diamond Open Access Journal Are you sick of paying exorbitant fees to publish your work? Then please join our community to create a planetary science journal that is free for authors and readers alike. #PlanetaryScience #DOAJ #OpenAccess

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