Sabina Raducan
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PostDoc @unibern. Planetary Scientist. Planetary defender.
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Dr. Raphael Marschall
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Are you looking for a postdoc position working on asteroids and comets? Would it help if it's in a beautiful place in southern France? If yes, then consider applying to the following position of my colleague Benoit Carry at the Observatory in Nice:
euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/402212
#planetSci
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Post-doc on properties of Solar system small bodies
The small bodies of our Solar system (comets and asteroids) are the remnants of the building blocs that accreted to form the planets. The suite of events that occurred during planet formation left pri...
https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/402212
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International Space Science Institute (ISSI)
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Scientists around ISSI's
@raducan.bsky.social
reveal that the tiny asteroid moon Selam did not form in one go: it is a “puzzle” assembled from at least four slow-speed moonlets that gently stuck together over time. 🧩🛰️ See more in the Press Release:
www.issibern.ch/asteroids-mo...
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PRESS RELEASE
Explore the asteroid Dinkinesh’s tiny moon Selam and how it has been formed from multiple low-speed collisions between small moonlets.
https://www.issibern.ch/asteroids-moon-formed-like-a-puzzle/
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International Space Science Institute (ISSI)
about 1 month ago
🚀 Big year ahead for space science at ISSI! 🌌 Let’s start with introducing our—and your—new ISSI Science Programme Manager, Sabina Raducan! 😊 We asked her a couple of questions so you get to know her better already:
www.issibern.ch/introducing-...
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Introducing Dr Sabina Răducan: ISSI’s New Science Programme Manager | International Space Science Institute
ISSI welcomes our new Science Programme Manager, Raphael Marschall!
https://www.issibern.ch/introducing-dr-sabina-raducan-issis-new-science-programme-manager/
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New paper out 🥳 Using data from
#NASA
#Lucy
mission and a series of numerical simulations, we show that
#Selam
, the moon of
#Dinkinesh
, likely formed through a series of at least four low-velocity collisions between similarly sized moonlets.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Multiple moonlet mergers as the origin of the Dinkinesh-Selam system - Nature Communications
Space missions imaging small asteroid moons revealed the variety in shapes. Here, the authors show that repeated low-speed collisions can explain the shape of Selam, which is the smaller component in ...
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-66484-3
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Dr. Adeene Denton
3 months ago
Choosing to go to LPSC now that they've doubled down on banning any content about making the field a better place for underrepresented scientists? That would be rewarding this behavior and make the field even more unsafe! Just a thought!
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Andy Rivkin
3 months ago
Always happy to repost
#DARTMission
content, and happy to point to the Astrobites article discussing Tony Farnham's new paper therein!
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Sarah Hörst
9 months ago
Today in examples of how obeying in advance gets you nothing. LPI took down all our DEIA related abstracts to avoid pissing off NASA. And NASA just killed LPSC.
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Dr. Raphael Marschall
10 months ago
I'm amazed at what people do with the publicly available data of Lucy's encounter of asteroid (52246) Donaldjohanson! Here is a 3D model made by Doug Ellison (
@dougellison.bsky.social
) from the images in the released GIF. Wonderful! 🤩
sketchfab.com/3d-models/as...
#PlanetSci
#SciComm
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Asteroid DJ from Gif - 3D model by Doug Ellison (@djellison)
Data from GIF posted here : https://science.nasa.gov/image-article/nasas-lucy-spacecraft-images-asteroid-donaldjohanson/ credit NASA/Goddard/SwRI/Johns Hopkins APL - Asteroid DJ from Gif - 3D model by...
https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/asteroid-dj-from-gif-a213e65bd25c484dab2e6c1d56d29a56
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Why is academia so messed up? I just want to do my science without being constantly told how bad and useless my science is :(
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James Tuttle Keane
11 months ago
Sabina Raducan—The DART impact provided an opportunity to calibrate models of asteroid properties and dynamics. They used this to study how asteroid moons, like Selam (the moon of Dinkinesh observed by the Lucy mission), formed.
#LPSC2025
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European Space Agency
11 months ago
Just in! 📸 The first images from yesterday’s
#HeraMission
flyby of Mars and its moon Deimos. 👇
www.esa.int/Space_Safety...
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StrictlyChristo 🇺🇦🌻🚫👑
11 months ago
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ESA Operations
11 months ago
Our Hera spacecraft is flying past Mars! Check out this real-time simulation of what Hera is seeing right now, and tune in to the
@esa.int
YouTube channel tomorrow at 11:50 CET to see us present the real images!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KILq...
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Real-time simulation of Hera’s Mars flyby
YouTube video by ESA Extras
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KILqbZon5EY
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Josef Aschbacher
11 months ago
🔔 SUCCESS! ✅ ESA's Hera Mission orchestrated a successful Mars flyby, using the red planet’s gravity to swing it towards its destination asteroids, while also testing its instruments.
@esa.int
will unveil flyby photos and debrief the operation tomorrow 👇https://www.youtube.com/live/cHiASEowrio
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Rêves d'espace
12 months ago
🛰️🔴
#HeraMission
de l'ESA à 2,1 millions de km de
#Mars,
avant son survol rapproché le 12 mars
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Sabina Raducan
European Space Agency
12 months ago
The probability that asteroid 2024 YR4 might impact Earth in 2032 has risen to 2.8%. This means that it has surpassed the chance of impact briefly held by the much larger asteroid Apophis back in 2004.
@esaoperations.esa.int
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Andy Rivkin
about 1 year ago
The
#DARTMission
had key contributions from people of many genders. Since it's an ESA
#WomeinInScience
post I'll specifically call out (a few of) our European women contributors like
@agastro.bsky.social
,
@raducan.bsky.social
, Naomi Murdoch, Julia de Leon, and LICIACube PI Elisabetta Dotto! 🔭 🛰️ 🧪
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