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Franck Marchis Web Page | |
| Assistant Research Astronomer | ||
| Department
of Astronomy University of California at Berkeley 601 Campbell Hall Berkeley CA 94720 USA |
email: fmarchis@berkeley.edu tel: +1 510 642 3928 |
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| Science | |||
| Io | |||
| Surt 2001: Brightest eruption ever witnessed | |||
| Snapshot of Io volcanic activity | |||
| 1st Obs. in 1997! | |||
| Comets & Binary Asteroids | |||
| 121 Hermione bilobated shape | |||
| Are there a Hale and a Bopp? | |||
| Kleopatra - Bifurcated Shape | |||
| Uranus & Neptune | |||
| Informations | |||
| Resumes | |||
| english | |||
| spanish | |||
| French | |||
| Publication List | |||
| Teaching | |||
| Astro/EPS 12 - Introduction to Planetary Science | |||
| Summer session 2004 | |||
Recent Activities
My Cosmic Diary Blog part of IYA2009 is now opened
!! (January 1 2009)
Io Workshop 2008 organized at UC-Berkeley (Dec 11-12 2008)
Astro
12 Summer Session web page (in 2005)
Recent Results
Bright impact scar detected in near-infrared on Jupiter atmosphere (July 21 2009)
- UC-Berkeley PR:
Jupiter pummeled, leaving bruise the size of the Pacific Ocean
- Keck Observatory PR: Jupiter adds a feature
VOBAD: Virtual Observatory Binary Asteroid Database
First
MCAO observations of Jupiter Atmosphere (October 2 2008)
- UC-Berkeley PR: Sharper
Jupiter Images from the Next-Generation Adaptive Optics
- ESO PR: Sharpening
Up Jupiter
Another
triple asteroid! 2 moons around 216 Kleopatra (September 24 2008)
- Article in Space.com Two
Companions Found Near Dog-Bone Asteroid
The third triple asteroid in the Main-Belt (March 19 2008)
- 3749 Balam central component is binary, its moonlet was known since 2002 (IAU circular)
AIDA: Adaptive Image Deconvolution Algorithm
- Version 1.2.1 was released on December 2007.
Study of (90) Antiope doublet system (March 29, 2007)
- The Impossible Siblings (ESO)
- Binary asteroid revealed as twin rubble piles (UC-Berkeley)
A new triple system discovered in the main-belt (February
2007)
A Study of 617 Patroclus system
Discovery of the First multiple Asteroidal System
Orbits of Binary Asteroids
- web-page summarizing our first estimate
121 Hermione Bi-lobated Shape reveals with the Keck AO system
An exceptionally bright eruption on Io observed with the Keck telescope
Theoretical PSFs for the KECK telescope and AO instruments
Io's Volcanic Surface Captured in Full Motion
High-resolution Keck Adaptive Optics Imaging of Violent Volcanic
Activity on Io
Appulse calculations for TNOs is available here
contact: fmarchis@berkeley.edu © F. Marchis |
Since December 8, 2008 |