Particle acceleration in the Galactic Center
Today’s paper takes an in-depth look at a very important region: the center of our Galaxy
Things that go “chirp” in the night
Today’s paper talks about the not-yet-observed electromagnetic counterparts to gravitational waves
The birth of a new field
Today we’re talking about the history of gamma-ray astrophysics, starting with a very important observation from the late 1980s
Can we see neutrinos from the star-forming region Cygnus?
Today’s bite discusses neutrinos from a particularly interesting region of the sky: the Cygnus X region.
Anisotropies in our galaxy
Today’s bite gives an update on the cosmic ray anisotropy, which could tell us more about the origins of cosmic rays.