Project Scientist, ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, European Space Agency. Visiting Scientist, Oxford University. Mars & Venus atmospheric science.
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ALT A graphic showcasing ESA’s space science exploration missions in the Solar System, including upcoming collaborative missions with partner agencies and missions of opportunity. The graphic indicates which missions are in development in the upper part, active in the middle and legacy at the bottom. The missions are also organised by their object of study, from the Sun to the far left to Neptune at the far right.
ALT Close-up of planet Mars, with a big volcano/crater on the right. A hazy white strip extends to the left of the volcano.
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ALT Launch of a European Space Agency Ariane rocket with the BPSC 2024 Leicester logo.
ALT Illustration showing two black holes merging and creating ripples in the fabric of spacetime. Some galaxies are visible in the backrgound as well as a red triangle, meant to represent the position of the three LISA spacecraft and the laser beams that will travel between them.
ALT Illustration showing the EnVision spacecraft on top of two partially overlappint images of Earth (left) and Venus (right). Credit: NASA / JAXA / ISAS / DARTS / Damia Bouic / VR2Planets
ALT The tan-coloured image shows a network of intersecting and irregularly shaped valleys and canyons, filling the frame and extending out of view. A number of features are highlighted, allowing the viewer to zoom and focus in on areas of note.
ALT This image provides a perspective view of a pair of festive silhouettes – an angel (left) and a heart (right) spotted by ESA’s Mars Express near Mars’ south pole. It comprises data gathered by ESA’s Mars Express on 8 November 2020 during orbit 21305.
ALT This image provides a perspective view of a pair of festive silhouettes – an angel (left) and a heart (right) spotted by ESA’s Mars Express near Mars’ south pole. It comprises data gathered by ESA’s Mars Express on 8 November 2020 during orbit 21305.
ALT A screen grab of the JMARS GIS application, showing a portion of the surface of Mars as well as a superimposed color image taken by the CaSSIS instrument aboard the EXOMars Trace Gas Orbiter.
ALT Artist’s impression of what nightglow might look like to an astronaut in the polar winter regions of Mars at night. This simulated view was created using a real image of the martian surface taken by NASA's Opportunity rover and a synthetic nightglow.