Hi, my name is Laura. I'm currently a Ph.D. student studying heating in meteorites. I've also studied shock metamorphism in martian meteorites

Joined April 2014
If you want to find me on Bluesky or Mastodon, I'm also going by the handle RocksInSPAAACE on those particular socials
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Laura Jenkins retweeted
The Deer Lick Group of Galaxies was photographed by #ZWO user David Jenkins. ⚙️Equipment: ZWO ASI294MC Pro ZWO ASI2600MM Pro #deepskyphotography
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So a short story I wrote, A Murder Over Enceladus, is appearing in the latest issue of Aphelion aphelion-webzine.com/
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Just submitted my abstract (#6042) to #metsoc2023 ! My MetSoc haiku is: Transitional phase Much like carlosturanite In heated CMs
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David Jenkins, a Chief Financial Officer from Canada, won #ASIWEEK through his photography of the #M82 nebula. Astronomy photography has become his pursuit, and he always devotes the cloudy nights to learn and improve his skills. Read more: bit.ly/4263IeI
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We are pretty excited about this profile picture update! New look, same space-loving agency. ✨
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ICP-MS (insane clown posse mass spectrometer)
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This is really cool! Active volcanoes on Venus!
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I'll be presenting a poster on what could have created a petrofabric in the CM Kolang at #LPSC2023 !
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Really awesome work led by @RocksInSPAAACE showing that even the #Winchcombe #meteorite that was recovered so fast has been altered a little bit by its time on Earth.
New analysis of the Winchcombe meteorite led by Laura Jenkins (@RocksInSPAAACE) of @UofGGES has shown just how quickly space rocks which fall to Earth can be contaminated by our atmosphere. Read the full story here: gla.ac.uk/news/headline_9152…
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Winchcombe meteorite ☄️ A team from @UofGGES are analysing the newly discovered meteorite. This includes @aepickersgill, @aineclareob & Dr Lydia Hallis with the help of PGRs @HollyHourston & @RocksInSPAAACE. More: bit.ly/3UKEek4 #IDWGIS
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This study was just published, so not that I know of. Some evaporite phases in carbonaceous falls likely need re-examining, especially sulfates, which although common in CI chondrites, are missing from CI-like samples returned from Ryugu.
Following this analysis, have any previous meteorite studies been reappraised to take into account these findings?
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