A spiral galaxy that doesn’t play by the rules
Galaxies in the middle of clusters are usually huge, elliptical galaxies. So what is this spiral-shaped imposter doing here?
You’ll be a limbo star. How (s)low can you go?
Today’s authors find a new radio source with a rotational period of 18 minutes right in our own backyard! Read on to hear more about what this exciting source might be.
Planetary Nebulae: The Desolation of Binaries
What do binaries have to do with how your favorite nebula looks like?
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RRow RRow RRow Your [Tele]scope, Gently Down the [Orphan] Stream
Where are your parents? The authors of today’s paper investigate the origins of the Orphan Stream in our galaxy!
One shell of a mystery
Is it a shell, a cloud, a dust ring? Something is causing sudden and repeating changes in brightness around these stars!