65dBnoise
Laser-zapped regolith observed by #Perseverance's SuperCam.
Although they appear to be large, the "pebbles" in these regolith images are actually grain sized, many of them of sub-millimeter sizes. So the laser does blast some of them away.
SUPERCAM_RMI
RMC: 30.0000, Sol: 594
LMST: 13:16:23
UTC: 2022-10-22T01:57:41
Credit: #NASA/JPL-Caltech/LANL/CNES/IRAP
Santiago
@65dBnoise I just applied for a COSPAR capacity building workshop in Chile next year
Santiago
@65dBnoise planetary sciences man, the subject you post about
65dBnoise
@santiago
Sounds great! Any specifics about the subject?
Santiago
@65dBnoise planetary sciences and data processing from missions
65dBnoise
@santiago
Haha, I must create another trade marked acronym, IANAPS™= I Am Not A Planetary Scientist 😀
Forgive my ignorance, but "planetary sciences" sounds about as vast a topic as the universe itself. By "specifics" I meant something like, "the forces holding together the two blobs of Arrokoth" or "how to find new trans-Neptunian objects using star occultation" something to that extend, but maybe COSPAR capacity building doesn't get down to such details?
Santiago
@65dBnoise very interesting things you post, keep up!
65dBnoise
@santiago
Cool! 👍
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