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Potential survivable niches for microbial life on the lunar south pole
Prabal Saxena, Stefano Bertone, Heather V. Graham +6
Most lunar surface conditions are incredibly harsh for microbial survival. High ultraviolet radiation, temperatures, and energetic particle radiation limit survival over most unpro…
Advancing Heliophysics and Space Weather Modeling through Open Science
C. Corti, M. M. Kuznetsova, M. A. Reiss +85
We present a community-wide effort to develop a strategy and action plan to advance heliophysics and space weather modeling through open science. While open science has the potenti…
Physical Analysis of Bennu Samples Reveals Regolith Production by Collisional Disruption on Near-Earth Asteroids
R. -L. Ballouz, A. J. Ryan, R. J. Macke +25
Owing to the extremely low gravity of small near-Earth asteroids (NEAs), it has been assumed that impact-generated rock fragments escape into space and thus do not contribute to th…
Unlocking accretion rate diagnostics for high-mass protostars using JWST/MIRI HI lines
S. D. Reyes-Reyes, H. Beuther, E. F. van Dishoeck +14
While many aspects of high-mass star formation have been investigated, the accretion onto the central protostars is one of the most fundamental but less explored physical propertie…
Multi-Sensor Trajectory Reconstruction of the 24 April 2025 Alaska Fireball and Implications for Planetary Defense
L. T. Scamfer, E. A. Silber, M. D. Fries +6
On 24 April 2025 at 18:30:57 UTC, a bright daytime fireball over Southcentral Alaska was detected by 37 seismic stations, 16 single infrasound sensors, and four infrasound arrays,…