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I Survived a Type Ia, and All I Got Was This Kick Velocity

I Survived a Type Ia, and All I Got Was This Kick Velocity

by Mckenzie Ferrari | Jan 13, 2026 | Daily Paper Summaries

Some type Ia supernovae involve a companion star that somehow survives the energetic explosion. What can we learn from these companions?

Ia’m Just Getting Started: A Type Ia Supernova’s First Day

Ia’m Just Getting Started: A Type Ia Supernova’s First Day

by Mckenzie Ferrari | Nov 11, 2025 | Daily Paper Summaries

See how astronomers trace a type Ia supernova’s “first steps” back to its origin.

Teegarden’s Star b: (Almost) Too Hot to Handle?

Teegarden’s Star b: (Almost) Too Hot to Handle?

by Mckenzie Ferrari | Nov 6, 2025 | Daily Paper Summaries

Teegarden’s Star b is a promising Earth-like planet, but future observations could change our view on its ability to support life.

The Atmosphere’s Health is Astronomy’s Future

The Atmosphere’s Health is Astronomy’s Future

by Mckenzie Ferrari | Sep 26, 2025 | Beyond, Climate Change, Daily Paper Summaries

Learn how rocket launches and the demand for satellites threaten astronomy and the ozone layer.

Kickin’ It Into Overdrive With Stellar Escapees

Kickin’ It Into Overdrive With Stellar Escapees

by Mckenzie Ferrari | Jul 22, 2025 | Daily Paper Summaries

Follow along as we zoom through the stars with these hypervelocity stellar survivors and uncover their explosive origins.

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