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Happy Birthday Astrobites–a look back at our first four years

Happy Birthday Astrobites–a look back at our first four years

by Nathan Sanders | Dec 14, 2014 | Quick Notes

Astrobites has a birthday this month. Bear with us as we take a look back at our first four years.

AAS digital switch a long time coming?

by Nathan Sanders | Jun 7, 2014 | Current Events

The AAS will no longer print physical copies of its flagship journals the ApJ and AJ. What does this mean for our field?

Entering the Matrix: Exploring the formation history of a universe on your laptop

by Nathan Sanders | May 13, 2014 | Career Navigation

How Dylan Nelson produced amazing, interactive visualizations of the Illustris simulation

Has IBEX detected eddies in the spacetime continuum?

Has IBEX detected eddies in the spacetime continuum?

by Nathan Sanders | Oct 28, 2013 | Daily Paper Summaries

Douglas Adams’ fictional Ford Prefect famously warned us of eddies in the spacetime continuum. Has the IBEX spacecraft now found evidence that they really exist?

Interactive astronomy software produced by graduate students

Interactive astronomy software produced by graduate students

by Nathan Sanders | Aug 9, 2013 | Personal Experiences

We asked each student in our Harvard AY201b course to develop an online software module that they could use to teach their peers, and other students around the world. See the amazing results!

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