This Barbie is officially Dr. Natasha Latouf, Ph.D. Astrobiologist π
This Barbie is officially Dr. Natasha Latouf, Ph.D. Astrobiologist π
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Today is a day of hope. Bashar Assad has left Syria. Itβs hard to know whatβs next, but for now, we can revel in newfound freedom πΈπΎ
A black mug, with blue text. The text reads "Davey Lab Coffee Coop, since JD 2,455,131", with a blue image of a cartoon galaxy with a coffee bean
Colloquium time at PennState - but more importantly, free mug
an excerpt from the science paper linked above, reading "Our newly built grid set, hereafter the KEN grids (no acronym; theyβre just Ken), allow for a direct comparison between grids since they cover the same wavelength range and three base parameters of P0, As, and g"
Perfection
Have you been wondering when youβll get the finale of BARBIE? Lament no further! BARBIE3: Introducing the KEN is on arXiv now - check it out! We introduce a new grid set, the KEN, and investigate CH4 and H2O detectability. Any questions? Reach out to me!
arxiv.org/abs/2411.15089
Ken-tastic talk on BARBIE (Bayesian Analysis...exo-Earths) from @nertushka.bsky.social π©·π©·ππͺ
Spending a week in Lindau for #lino24 is just like Science Bachelor.
Laureates are the bachelors and young scientists the contestants. "Can I steal you for a second?"
Gotta know @nertushka and I are getting all the roses with our loud mouths. πππΉπΉ
10.28.23.
Curious about how I found these results? Of course you are, it's fascinating, so go check out my paper! Contact me with any questions, comments, or suggestions. Thanks Barbies! π©·
We find that H2O can be detected down to 0.74 micron with moderate-SNR data at the upper end of presumed historical values, and H2O can be detected at 0.9 micron with low-SNR data.
Using a grid of 1.4 million pre-computed geometric albedo spectra, calculated by Nick Susemiehl (also on arXiv today!! arxiv.org/abs/2308.00057), we study how SNR and varying abundance can impact the detectability of H2O on exoEarths
IT'S PAPER DAY!! #BARBIEΒ is accepted for publication and up on arXiv (arxiv.org/abs/2308.00648). Let's dive in, shall we?