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Red Giants Have it All: Dark Matter Constraints from Stellar Evolution
How can astronomers use existing understandings of stellar evolution to better study dark matter?
Exploring the Zone of Avoidance: hidden structures
Today’s bite will look at how astronomers have recently made observations to search for large-scale structure hidden by the Milky Way’s Zone of Avoidance.
Tracing the chemistry of our galactic ancestors
High-redshift galaxies are the keys to understanding our own galactic history, and today’s authors show us how.
Correlating galaxies with the temperature of Cosmic Microwave Background photons to probe cosmology
Today’s bite will discuss how we can combine the fluctuations in the temperature of the oldest photons in the Universe with the presence of galaxies in the sky to measure motions.
Seeing an AGN with 20/20 X-ray Vision with XRISM
Put on your high-resolution X-ray glasses as we take a look at the first XRISM observations of an AGN today!
Cheat Sites & AI & Large Language Models, Oh My!
The authors of today’s paper explore how students are using AI to aid them in their introductory physics course, how that usage impacts their scores, and how these students feel about the current landscape of AI as it pertains to their educational experiences.
Beyond astro-ph
Astronomy beyond the research
Giving thanks to Carl Sagan for 90 years of science inspiration
Read about Carl Sagan and his legacy during your turkey break!
Creating a Professional Website Hosted on Github
Curious about creating a website but not sure where to start? This tutorial has you covered!
Apply to Write for Astrobites 2024!
Love astronomy, astrophysics, and science communication? Come join the Astrobites team! Applications due November 27th.
Navigating careers in astronomy
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Creating a Professional Website Hosted on Github
Curious about creating a website but not sure where to start? This tutorial has you covered!
Interview Series: Jorge Moreno
For today’s bite, we sat down for a conversation with Professor Jorge Moreno, the fourth Mexican astronomer to earn tenure at an American university!
Astro sequoia: a blueprint for spaces of learning and discovery
In this bite, Professor Jorge Moreno shares his teaching philosophy and framework for creating an inclusive classroom!
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