What if we put more Helium in Stars? It’s not just a question for birthday parties.
Today’s bite considers how helium can help boost brightness in the UV region of a galaxy’s spectrum.
In the stellar kitchen: how mixing radiation and magnetic fields leads to smaller Population III stars
Today’s bite considers what ingredients you need when simulating the births of the earliest stars in the universe.
Book Review: Research is Ceremony
Research Is Ceremony helps us consider how we can approach our research from a new perspective.
Supernovae in the Super-Early Universe
Today’s bite explores the star formation history of galaxies in the early universe using chemical signals of stellar deaths.
Quantum mechanics won’t let me have a black hole from light, even as a little treat
Today’s bite explains why we’re not very likely to see a black hole made from light–affectionately called a kugelblitz.