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Some great science on #R4Today this morning… the sound space with Dr Martin Archer at 0:53:25 and The Book of Wilding with Isabella Tree at 2:47:47 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Listen to the previously unheard 'sounds' of the spectacular Northern Lights - an orchestra of whistles, whooshes, and chirps itv.com/news/2023-05-1… (Credit: HARP Project/NASA)

With Imperial College London involvement through my I’m a #SpacePerson project which helps young people see they have the qualities to work in space spaceperson.co.uk

Scientists from Imperial College London have worked with UK Space Agency to create the next generation of space farers! 🚀 Check out our resources that asks kids to picture themselves as space lawyers or space surgeons 👉 spaceperson.co.uk

Astronaut psychologist, space reporter or satellite insurance agent: we want students to think about what space has in store for them! 🚀 Imperial College London partnered with UK Space Agency to launch teaching resources for their #SpaceForEveryone tour! 👇 imperial.ac.uk/news/245076/ho…

The #SpaceForEveryone tour is starting tomorrow in Southampton! 👩‍🚀 UK Space Agency will be using resources created by Imperial College London scientists to get everyone excited about space careers 🌌🌠 You can read more about our 'I'm A Space Person' project here: bit.ly/3WFjRGG

Do you want to introduce your students to the space sector? 🌌 The UK Space Agency (UK Space Agency) has launched its ‘I’m A Space Person’ project, with resources for teachers spotlighting the diversity of future space jobs for young schoolchildren. #ASEChat spaceperson.co.uk

Last day to submit #AGU23 abstract. If working on fundamental processes in space plasmas, submit to session SH002! Invited speakers are Dr. Julia Stawarz and Dr. Martin Archer Julia E. Stawarz Dr Martin Archer

Are you an EGU Member who wants to improve your #scicomm skills? Why not join the first of Outreach Committee's series of FREE workshops: 'Hands-on engagement & activities' with the GlasgowScienceCenter (Glasgow Science Centre)!? Places going fast - apply by 4 September: egu.eu/6HEVSZ/

*NEW Paper* If you took intro to plasma physics, you’ll know the correlation test for the types of magnetosonic waves. We explore if it’s valid in a magnetosphere, where plasma is non-uniform and standing waves form. Spoiler alert: it isn’t! See our GRL doi.org/10.1029/2023GL…

What #careers exist in the #space sector & how do you find them? How do you improve awareness about the variety of #SpaceCareers? Join Cara Waters, Martin Archer & Simon Foster for this special #EGUwebinar 31 October at 13:00CET to find out! Register now: egu.eu/8EUTWK/

Catch BBC The Sky at Night tonight on BBC Four 10pm as not only is it a Infinite Monkey Cage special, but I talk about my space sounds citizen science project where you can help with research just by listening!

As well as covering the Infinite Monkey Cage recording, @avertedvision is holding a star party with University of Leicester AstRoSoc & Leicester Astro Soc and speaking with Leigh Fletcher about the amateurs' role with JunoCAM! @Exodransfield will be visiting Dr Martin Archer to learn about HARP!

Catch this week's The Sky at Night as @Exodransfield meets Dr Martin Archer of Imperial Physics to find out more about Harp - a NASA project asking citizen scientists to listen to outer space 🪐 BBC The Sky at Night BBC iPlayer ow.ly/JmVj50Q7nC6

What does the Sun sound like? This week on our Curious Universe podcast, we learn how NASA Sun & Space scientists are listening to our Sun through a process called data sonification. Tune in and listen: nasa.gov/curiousuniverse

We're excited to be collaborating with Imperial College London's Dr. Martin Archer to provide data from our constellation to support research on space weather. Space weather can impact satellite operations as well as crucial systems on Earth like power grids. By working together, we

It's #SpaceDay here at Imperial College London, so how about a space-themed thread 🪐☄️🛰️ Here's a thread of our favourite headlines from the past year that are out of this world 🧵

Side gig 🤝 main gig Martin Archer, a research scientist with the NASA-funded HARP (Heliophysics Audified: Resonances in Plasmas) project, reflects on how his background as a DJ helps him make meaning out of space sounds.

ISSI Team 546, led by Dr Martin Archer and Katariina Nykyri, provides their view on the #future of #understanding surface waves throughout Earth’s #magnetosphere and beyond: 📑🧐🤔💬 issibern.ch/magnetosphere-…