What if Mars were a Stranger (Thing)?
If our familiar red neighbor were a stranger light-years away, would we even know what we were looking at?
Little Red Dots and Shaq’s Huge Feet
Little Red Dots may just be the Shaqs of the galaxy world: extreme and impressive, but not a new kind of object.
Observing the Universe’s Teenage Angst with Dropout Galaxies and CMB Lensing
In today’s bite, we explore a new method for studying how structure grows during the Universe’s formative teenage years, using rebellious dropout galaxies and peer-pressured CMB photons.
Dispu-tau-ble: When the Fog of Reionization Lifts, Mysteries Deepen
In today’s guest post, we explore if a small change in how we model the early universe could help solve issues in our understanding of dark energy and neutrinos.