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Set a course for GW Orionis. Maximum Warp. Engage!

Set a course for GW Orionis. Maximum Warp. Engage!

by Lina Kimmig | Nov 29, 2023 | Daily Paper Summaries

Aside from their name, warped astrophysical disks have little in common with the warp drive. Nonetheless, come and enjoy a journey exploring them in today’s bite!

Some magnets attract, some magnets repel, some planets say “Hey, hey, what the hell?”

Some magnets attract, some magnets repel, some planets say “Hey, hey, what the hell?”

by Lina Kimmig | Nov 22, 2023 | Daily Paper Summaries

Do planets end up at a different location, if there is a magnetic field in the protoplanetary disk? Find out in today’s bite!

Galaxies so crooked they could hide behind a spiral staircase

Galaxies so crooked they could hide behind a spiral staircase

by Lina Kimmig | Oct 19, 2023 | Daily Paper Summaries

Did a galaxy ever lie to you? Likely not. But they can be crooked on a whole other level. In today’s bite, find out how the authors found a way to exploit the galaxy’s skewness to their advantage.

How to hollow out a protoplanetary disk

How to hollow out a protoplanetary disk

by Lina Kimmig | Jul 11, 2023 | Daily Paper Summaries

Ever wondered if protoplanetary disks can be hollow? Find out in today’s bite.

Can I Have This Dance?

Can I Have This Dance?

by Lina Kimmig | Jun 13, 2023 | Daily Paper Summaries

Join the dance of binaries and triplets swaying their protoplanetary dresses in today’s bite!

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