Probing Jupiter’s Atmosphere and Space Environment in Microwave Using Juno
Today’s bite explains how microwave remote sensing from the NASA Juno mission helps us to unveil the secrets of Jupiter.
Roman Spectroscopy Data Challenge Splinter Session at AAS246
Guest authors from the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope’s Spectroscopic Probes of Quantitative Reionization (SPQR) Team takes us through the upcoming Roman Spectroscopy Data Challenge at the 246th AAS Splinter Session.
The Surprising Discovery of a Distant, Nearly Perfect Syzygy
Ever wondered what an ‘Einstein Ring’ is? Rejoice! JWST does it again: here’s an almost perfect example from nature on a platter for you.
How Long is a Gamma-Ray Burst, Really?
Today’s paper summarizes various physical factors that can shape the duration of a GRB and propose that the duration of a GRB can be defined by four factors: progenitor, central engine, emitter, and geometry.
This Pulsar Has Mood Swings
Guest author Giovanni Cozzolongo tells us about peculiar pulsar magnetic fields!