Andy Tzanidakis
@andyastro.bsky.social
(he/him) Ph.D. Candidate @uwastronomy | Previously post-bacc. researcher @ZTFsurvey | All opinions are my own | Sci. Comm. | Proud alumnus: @LaGuardiaCC @CUNY
Reposted by Andy Tzanidakis
The end of Gaia observations will be a sad day, but I think it's also something worth celebrating, as Gaia has been an incredibly successful mission.
And best of all, the data is completely open and free for anyone to access - it's a monumental triumph of open science. 🔭
And best of all, the data is completely open and free for anyone to access - it's a monumental triumph of open science. 🔭
Gaia end of observations - Gaia - Cosmos
www.cosmos.esa.int
January 12, 2025 at 5:25 PM
The end of Gaia observations will be a sad day, but I think it's also something worth celebrating, as Gaia has been an incredibly successful mission.
And best of all, the data is completely open and free for anyone to access - it's a monumental triumph of open science. 🔭
And best of all, the data is completely open and free for anyone to access - it's a monumental triumph of open science. 🔭