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Everett Schlawin

@sockitpocket

astronomer @UArizona, runner, dad, @azstewobs, @cornell alum, @oberlincollege alum

Joined July 2014
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Photo by Everett Schlawin (@sockitpocket)
My colleague, @StellarPlanet, created this before and after visualization of the WASP-39b data comparing Spitzer to JWST. It's so cool that I was inspired to try walking you through it. Sound on if you’d like to hear my ramblings (that get truncated around the 2min mark).
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WASP-39 b lightcurves in 3D #exoplanet as part of our JWST Early Release Science Team's work, courageously led by @nbatalha
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BREAKING NEWS: #NASAWebb ushers in a new era of exoplanet science with the first unequivocal detection of CARBON DIOXIDE in a planetary atmosphere outside our solar system. (1/5) 🧵
This illustration shows what exoplanet WASP-39 b could look like, based on current understanding of the planet. In the middle of a black backgrouond is a purple planet with pink wisps across the surface. Only a small crescent of the planet is visible on the left side as a small Sun-like star shines on it from the top left of the image.

ALT This illustration shows what exoplanet WASP-39 b could look like, based on current understanding of the planet. In the middle of a black backgrouond is a purple planet with pink wisps across the surface. Only a small crescent of the planet is visible on the left side as a small Sun-like star shines on it from the top left of the image.

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So proud to be part of this fantastic Early Release Science team! #JWST #exoplanet
Natalie Batalha (@nbatalha@mastodon.social) (@nbatalha) profile pictureNatalie Batalha (@[email protected])@nbatalha25 Aug 2022
Our JWST Transiting Exoplanet Early Release Science Team is proud to report on the detection of Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere of the exoplanet WASP-39b. Press release and a thread 🧵 ... webbtelescope.org/contents/p…
Image from Natalie Batalha (@nbatalha@mastodon.social) (@nbatalha)
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The original 4.5" telescope in the Fuertes dome (12" was built in 1922). It now serves as the 12" scope's finder!
Image from Cornell Astronomical Society @ Fuertes Observatory (@FuertesObs)
Image from Cornell Astronomical Society @ Fuertes Observatory (@FuertesObs)
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Pronounced, Sh-park nitter.cf/jpark1917/status/60592…
jung mee park, phd (@jpark1917) profile picturejung mee park, phd@jpark19173 Jun 2015
Replying to @sockitpocket
@sockitpocket hey, how do you like #SchParkWedding2015 ?
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