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Astrophysics
Research into stars, galaxies, cosmology, planets, and the physics of the universe.
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Astrophysics
Research into stars, galaxies, cosmology, planets, and the physics of the universe.
GetGaia 2.0 sorts distant stellar systems from the Milky Way foreground
Source published
- Gaia
- GetGaia 2.0
- stellar membership
- NO VISUAL
CosmicGrain follows dust histories through a simulated galaxy
Source published
- CosmicGrain
- cosmic dust
- galaxy simulations
Gamma rays reveal differences in how galaxies retain cosmic rays
Source published
- cosmic rays
- starburst galaxies
- Fermi-LAT
MapHub turns the daily preprint flood into a shared research heatmap
Source published
- MapHub
- arXiv
- astronomy
- NO VISUAL
Magnesium-rich dust could offer another route to formamide in space
Source published
- astrochemistry
- formamide
- forsterite
Machine learning connects atomic physics to simulations of stellar winds
Source published
- stellar winds
- machine learning
- radiation hydrodynamics
Atmospheric shifts offer new clues to the distances of galaxies and quasars
Source published
- Vera C. Rubin Observatory
- LSST Camera
- differential chromatic refraction
Young stars hint at feedback-driven formation between two glowing gas regions
Source published
- star formation
- stellar feedback
- young stellar objects
A proposed deep Webb survey would examine the stars behind distant galaxies’ light
Source published
- JWST
- NIRSpec
- continuum spectroscopy
Early disk galaxies show a different mass–speed pattern
Source published
- galaxy evolution
- Tully–Fisher relation
- James Webb Space Telescope
Why the Timing of Atmospheric Heating Matters for Planetary Spin
Source published
- atmospheric thermal tides
- planetary rotation
- semidiurnal tides
Hyperion’s Densest Regions Show More X-ray-Active Black Holes
Source published
- Hyperion proto-supercluster
- active galactic nuclei
- supermassive black holes
How much dust hides in the spiral galaxy M 81?
Source published
- M 81
- interstellar dust
- DOWSING
A black-hole system reaches record radio lows after decades of activity
Source published
- GRS 1915+105
- microquasar
- black-hole binary
Reading the Ingredients of Planets in M-Dwarf Starlight
Source published
- M dwarfs
- exoplanet host stars
- stellar abundances