A new blogpost on the reentry of the NAyif-1 satellite observed by the DopTrack ground station @AETUDelft. #tudelft #space #satellites
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We have installed a new antenna for the DopTrack ground station ontop of @AETUDelft #tudelft. Some of our colleagues wanted to track a cube-sat with solar-sailing capabilities.
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Pairing up new PhD students with experienced postdocs
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De metingen tijdens de monumentendag #delft met mijn assistent van @geodelta_delft #gravity #tudelft
You give them a coloring sheet and they go completely mental… #babyyoda
Teaching the young generation the beautiful art of navigation. #sextant #tudelft #navigation #geodesy
Excited that my course is now integrated in the Planetary Exploration Profile of the Master track @AETUDelft! #tudelft I hope more students like to learn about planetary interiors! Looking forward to next year.
Dit weekend tijd gehad om een indrukwekkend boek te lezen. Zo spot on en duidelijk geschreven. Bedankt! #tijdvoorengagement
Also kept the second kid alive for 4 years, now I can hand them over to the professionals! #prouddad
Four years ago I was asked to present my inspiration in my teaching. Of course @VeningMeinesz is one of my greatest source of inspiration. We made a little movie (10 min) at #tudelft. Hope you like it @AETUDelft #gravity #teaching #sharingiscaring youtube.com/watch?v=SVTJA3KA…
Using data from @NASAMars' InSight lander, scientists have made the most precise measurements ever of the Red Planet’s rotation. go.nasa.gov/3DIsWGa
How? Giant radio antennas on Earth! 🌏📡🔴 Specifically, @NASASCaN's Deep Space Network.
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One consequence of this squishy interior is what we call post-glacial rebound. This process is still occurring today in places such as Canada, Scandinavia, and Greenland.
Data from @esa's GOCE mission has shown Antarctica is rising faster than anywhere else in the world!
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#DYK Earth has a squishy interior? Not like mochi 🍡
Due to high temperatures and pressures, Earth’s interior has a semi-solid or squishy consistency. This allows the mantle to flow and move over geological timescales - causing plate tectonics, volcanic activity and earthquakes.
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I've asked an AI to generate a trailer for a HEIDI movie and now I can never sleep again
Very proud of our #tudelft PhD candidate Jesse Reusen for publishing his second paper! He showed that compressibility really plays a significant role in horizontal GIA motion of the lithosphere and that we need to model it in a correct way. #4DEarth #sharingiscaring






















