Hungry Hungry Nova
Today’s bite features the beautiful red nova, ZTF SLRN-2020, and how its beauty may be the dying breath of a planet.
Novella of a Nova
Today’s paper details astronomers’ 150+ year vigil on T Coronae Borealis, a nova expected to erupt soon!
New Insights into an Old Nova
Today’s authors use the integral field spectroscopy observations to get new insights of the old RR Pictoris Nova.
No Nova Neutrinos?
Today’s authors investigate why neutrino detectors have yet to observe neutrinos from novae!
A Historical Nova and the First Radioactive Molecule in Space
An explosive stellar merger reveals the first radioactive molecule discovered in space.
Signals from Hidden Dwarf Galaxies
There is quite a lot left to learn about the smallest galaxies in our Universe, dwarf galaxies. Since they are small compared to galaxies like the Milky Way, they are challenging to observe directly, either because they are too dim or because they are too small to be resolved. The authors suggest a new detection method for these faint galaxies that takes advantage of ongoing and upcoming large surveys looking for, among other things, novae and supernovae.