Emily Conover
@econover.bsky.social did:plc:ds73vzdlazxxcrmedpamr3vv
Physics reporter at Science News magazine "Absolutely the best journalist to talk to about neutrinos." she/her
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Emily Conover (@econover.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 25 avril 2024. Le compte a 2 864 abonnés, suit 314 comptes et a publié 52 posts.
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Last week, the winterovers gathered at @uw_icecube Lab for a team picture to congratulate Francis Halzen on the 2026 @NobelPrize in Physics! The team is very excited to help enable the world-leading science at @NSF South Pole Station! @doescience #Antarctica
Voir le postYou think Pluto isn't a planet. I think Earth isn't a planet. We are not the same.
Voir le postthis leaves us with the question of what we call Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars. I think we have a lot of options here: - minor planets - dwarf planets - failed planets - wannabe planets - tryhard planets - moons, but for the sun - and my personal favorite: "metals"
Voir le postNow I realize some people may object to this view. To those people, I ask this: if an object is so small it can't gravitationally capture the two most common elements in the universe, then how can it even be called a planet?
Voir le postOk I am massively jetlagged so it's time for an astronomy shitpost thread I think, as many do, that the IAU definition of a planet is not great, and that there are not eight planets in the Solar System. Specifically, I believe there are only *four* planets in the solar system.
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