Don’t change the station! Substellar objects are up next!
Today’s authors make the first direct observation of a brown dwarf, a substellar object that can be considered a failed star.
Chasing a Starlight: Investigating One of the Oldest Known Galaxies with MUSE
Today’s authors study one of the oldest known galaxies and its spectra to learn more about the early universe.
Stellar Nucleosynthesis? That’s So Metal!
The authors of today’s paper explore the elements found in five different metal-poor stars.
Letting the Trojans out of the Horse: Trojan Asteroids Escape their Orbits
A special group of asteroids could tell us a lot about the formation of our solar system! The authors of today’s paper take steps to discover their secrets.
You’ve Got a Friend in Me: A Hot Jupiter with a Unique Companion
In this paper, the authors discuss a unique system called TOI-1130 which contains both a hot Jupiter and a mini-Neptune.