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Leigh Fletcher

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Planetary scientist, Dad-in-training, space enthusiast, Professor based at the University of Leicester https://linktr.ee/leigh.fletcher https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5834-9588

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Leigh Fletcher (@leighfletcher.bsky.social), 11 Ağustos 2023 tarihinde katılan bir Bluesky kullanıcısı. 2.375 takipçisi var, 514 hesabı takip ediyor ve 466 post paylaştı.

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  • Chris Lintott @chrislintott.bsky.social

    A new Editorial up at Research Notes from @publishing.aas.org. 🔭 Following a recent flood of AI-generated papers, we are changing our submission rules. I'm sure this will be the first of several as we try to keep RNAAS open and free, without being swamped. iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3...

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  • Jonathan Fortney@jjfplanet.bsky.social

    My postdoc advisor and good friend @markmarley.bsky.social winning the Kuiper Prize at the DPS meeting! Congrats Mark! His talk is on solar system, exoplanet, and brown dwarf atmosphere connections.

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  • Chris Lintott @chrislintott.bsky.social

    The first time I saw Patrick Stewart in person was at the Cambridge Union. He talked movingly about how, as a kid for whom the formal education system did nothing, he had sat on a hill looking down on his school on a day he was supposed to take an exam - and how he'd got from there to here.

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  • Sarah Hörst@planetdr.bsky.social

    Watching a talk at #dps2026 coauthored by the literal child of a friend from undergrad. Am I one million years old? Apparently.

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  • Remco de Kok@planetremco.bsky.social

    The dust from everyone's favourite interstellar interloper (3I/ATLAS) looks quite different in the infrared from the comets in our own solar system. The grains look to be amorphous instead of crystalline, meaning a different environment/processing. Thomas+ arxiv.org/abs/2610.37540 🧪🔭

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