Justin Filiberto
@planetaryrocks.bsky.social
Planetary petrologist studying the Earth, Mars, the Moon, Venus, and Mercury
My favorite take away is if you think you need to ram a car, ram the car...
October 10, 2025 at 2:48 AM
My favorite take away is if you think you need to ram a car, ram the car...
This is my favorite training!!! No one believes me about it until the take it. But it is so memorable...
October 10, 2025 at 2:42 AM
This is my favorite training!!! No one believes me about it until the take it. But it is so memorable...
"This review describes the scientific context of AVENGERS, details the selection criteria for terrestrial analog sites, and summarizes a set of suitable locations. Methodological approaches in analog studies that support the interpretation of Venus observations are also discussed."
September 15, 2025 at 6:21 PM
"This review describes the scientific context of AVENGERS, details the selection criteria for terrestrial analog sites, and summarizes a set of suitable locations. Methodological approaches in analog studies that support the interpretation of Venus observations are also discussed."
To quote piero: "In a world often divided, I hope that iniatives like AVENGERS can remind us of the power of science to unite people across borders, disciplines, and generations — all in the shared quest to understand our place in the universe."
September 15, 2025 at 6:21 PM
To quote piero: "In a world often divided, I hope that iniatives like AVENGERS can remind us of the power of science to unite people across borders, disciplines, and generations — all in the shared quest to understand our place in the universe."
The initiative also aims to act as a bridge across scientists around the world and teams for the upcoming fleet of missions.
September 15, 2025 at 6:21 PM
The initiative also aims to act as a bridge across scientists around the world and teams for the upcoming fleet of missions.
In the process of writing, I gained a bunch of coauthors and shifted the topic. BUT in the end, it is an integrated look at the evidence for active volcanism on Venus with important lessons learned for future missions and investigations. (2/4)
August 8, 2025 at 5:18 PM
In the process of writing, I gained a bunch of coauthors and shifted the topic. BUT in the end, it is an integrated look at the evidence for active volcanism on Venus with important lessons learned for future missions and investigations. (2/4)
I stopped submitting there a few years ago as I had a series of papers that the ae and reviewers all liked but the editor rejected it with a similar reason to your experience. All papers got published in other similarly ranked journals. Go find a different journal 😀
April 2, 2025 at 11:47 PM
I stopped submitting there a few years ago as I had a series of papers that the ae and reviewers all liked but the editor rejected it with a similar reason to your experience. All papers got published in other similarly ranked journals. Go find a different journal 😀
Yup. Julia has a PhD student finishing up on that. He presented at lpsc in 2024 and we have a paper almost ready to submit.
March 27, 2025 at 2:49 AM
Yup. Julia has a PhD student finishing up on that. He presented at lpsc in 2024 and we have a paper almost ready to submit.
Venus is awesome and weird. We did not expect this when we started modeling. It was an supposed to be a simple intern project to calculate metamorphic mineralogy. But the surface of Venus is so hot and high pressure that under any reasonable geothermal gradient, weird things happen quickly at depth.
March 27, 2025 at 2:43 AM
Venus is awesome and weird. We did not expect this when we started modeling. It was an supposed to be a simple intern project to calculate metamorphic mineralogy. But the surface of Venus is so hot and high pressure that under any reasonable geothermal gradient, weird things happen quickly at depth.
March 27, 2025 at 2:31 AM