Astrobites@National Harbor: Updates from #AAS223
The next American Astronomical Society meeting is right around the corner; we’re getting ready to keep you up to date on all the happenings!
The Little Star that Could (Teach us about Stellar Astrophysics)
Today we take a look back to 1916, when distances were measured in light years and uncertainties weren’t to be included in publications. The nearly 100-year old discovery of a small star has large implications for our understanding of stellar astrophysics, even today.
Astrobites Readership Survey 2013
Do you have five minutes? Fill out this short survey to help us improve Astrobites!
Adventures in Astrostatistics: Astrobites at SAMSI (Part 2/2)
Part two of our recap of the “Modern Statistical and Computational Methods for Analysis of Kepler Data” workshop in North Carolina, featuring both astronomers and statisticians!
Adventures in Astrostatistics: Astrobites at SAMSI (Part 1/2)
A recap of the “Modern Statistical and Computational Methods for Analysis of Kepler Data” workshop in North Carolina, featuring both astronomers and statisticians!