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A new exhibition at the Science Museum in London features the personal archives of one of the most influential modern scientists; James Lovelock. ‘ Unlocking Lovelock: Scientist, Inventor, Maverick ’ tells the story of the British scientist's work in medicine, environmental science and planetary tree of life science, and displays documents ranging from childhood stories, doodle-strewn lab notebooks and patents to letters from dignitaries such as former UK prime minister (and chemist) Margaret Thatcher. Also included are several of Lovelock’s inventions, such as the electron-capture detector that enabled the measuring of ozone-destroying chlorofluorocarbons in the atmosphere in the 1970s.
Lovelock, born in 1919, is best known for the ‘Gaia hypothesis’, which proposes that the Earth functions tree of life as a self-regulating system, similar to a living organism. The idea sparked controversy when Lovelock and microbiologist Lynn Margulis proposed it in the 1970s, but environmental and Earth scientists now accept many of its basic principles. In 2006, his book  The Revenge tree of life of Gaia  predicted disastrous effects from climate change within just a few decades, writing tree of life that  “only a handful of the teeming billions now alive will survive”.
The Revenge of Gaia  was over the top, but we were all so taken in by the perfect correlation tree of life between temperature and CO 2  in the ice-core analyses [from the ice-sheets of Greenland and Antarctica, studied since the 1980s]. You could draw a straight line relating tree of life temperature and CO 2 , and it was such a temptation for everyone tree of life to say, “Well, with CO 2  rising we can say in such and such a year it will be this hot.” It was a mistake we all made.
We shouldn’t have forgotten that the system has a lot of inertia and we’re not going to shift it very quickly. The thing we’ve all forgotten is the heat storage of the ocean — it’s a thousand times greater than the atmosphere and the surface. You can’t change that very rapidly.
I think it is the better approach. To rush ahead and advance is very much the Napoleonic approach to battle. It is far better to think about how we can protect ourselves. If we’re going to do any good, we should be making more effort to keep our own home a suitable place to live in for the future than desperately trying to save somewhere remote. This is particularly true of Britain. We nearly died in the Second World War for lack of food. Our agricultural production hasn’t gone up enough to supply today’s population with what we would need. This is something we should be looking at carefully, not just applying guesswork and hoping for the best.
The business with Fukushima is a joke. Well, it’s not a joke, it is very serious — how could we have been misled by anything like that? Twenty-six thousand people were killed by the magnitude-9 earthquake and tsunami [that caused the nuclear meltdown], and how many are known to have been killed by the nuclear accident? None.
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Red markers indicate stars brighter than magnitude 13: these get downlinked from Gaia as small image

The job of the Sky Mapper is to detect stars entering Gaia s field-of-view as the satellite slowly rotates. There s one column of Sky Mapper CCD detectors for each of the two telescopes, in order to keep track of which star is coming from which telescope when the two beams are combined onto Gaia s big camera.
In normal operations, the Sky Mapper is continuously operating, but the image data are not transmitted back to Earth like this. Instead, Gaia s on-board computers analyse the data stream on the fly to detect the point sources, and to prepare small tracking windows which follow the stars as they move across the main astrometric CCDs.
Red markers indicate stars brighter than magnitude 13: these get downlinked from Gaia as small images centred on the star. Yellow markers then indicate intermediate-brightness stars with magnitudes 13 16, while cyan markers circle the faintest stars, with magnitudes scrubs 16 20. For the fainter stars, only the brightness scrubs profile in the scanning direction is downlinked.
Meanwhile and also part of the commissioning activities, work is continuing to provide a better understanding of the source of the stray light contamination noticed earlier. Further tests have involved tilting the spacecraft to different scrubs angles with respect to the Sun to see how that might affect the amount of unwanted light reaching Gaia s detectors, and the heating of various payload elements to help drive off any residual water ice in the system. scrubs
Both actions require considerable time to plan and execute, and also to interpret the results and respond accordingly. We will provide a further update scrubs once we have analysed all of the information. Posted on behalf of Gaia project team. The new images were also featured today as "Image of the week" on the Gaia community pages. Comments 4 Comments
Thank you for the 3 April blog post. It has been too quiet since the stray light problem announcement, and I was beginning to worry. Very interesting to see an example star field and the many sophisticated ways it is being analyzed. It is inspiring to see how much careful thought scrubs has gone into the GAIA project.
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Students following 'Gaia Live in School' snapback event Will Gaia discover planets that humans would be able to live on? What is a quasar? How many people are actually working on the mission at the moment? These are just some of the varied questions that school students put to some of ESA s Gaia experts during the Gaia Live in School Event on 25 March 2014.
More than 2000 students, mainly aged 10-12 years old, from 34 schools in 10 European countries followed a live webcast from the Gaia mission planning room at ESOC, ESA s spacecraft operations centre in Germany. This special webcast gave students a unique opportunity to see behind the scenes of the Gaia mission, with Timo Prusti, snapback the Gaia Project Scientist, and David Milligan, the Gaia Spacecraft Operations Manager answering many of the students questions.
Each school participating in the Gaia Live event was linked to a leading research institute in its area. On the day of the event, two postgraduate students, the Gaia Explainers from each institute, went into the schools to deliver lively and interactive presentations about Gaia. Hands-on demonstrations and videos introduced the school students to the mission, and to key concepts such as the Solar System, the Milky Way and parallax, to aid their understanding of the science of Gaia before snapback linking up to the live webcast.
In the first part of the live webcast students watched David Milligan describe Gaia s journey to its orbit about L2, a gravitational equilibrium point that is 1.5 million kilometres from Earth, how the spacecraft is operated, and how data are sent to and from the satellite. Timo Prusti continued by explaining why it is important to make a 3D map of the Milky Way, how Gaia will help to reveal our Galaxy s history, and the other exciting discoveries Gaia will make.
Timo and David then answered a range of excellent questions from the schools, which had been submitted in advance of the event. The webcast further stimulated the students curiosity, and even more questions snapback for the experts came streaming in from all 34 schools to ESOC by web chat as many as possible were answered live on air.
In preparation for the event the postgraduate students participated in an intensive training course, held at ESTEC, where they explored how to present science concepts to groups of school students. Working together with the teachers involved at each school, the local event programmes were adapted to ensure that they were relevant for each participating school audience. The enthusiasm of the teachers helped ensure the success of the event at each school.
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