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The first detected signature of dark matter annihilation?

The first detected signature of dark matter annihilation?

by Nathan Sanders | Jun 19, 2012 | Daily Paper Summaries

A flurry of recent papers point to detection of a ~130 GeV gamma-ray emission line from near the Galactic center. If real, this could be the first detection of a signature of annihilating dark matter.

Discussing Planetary Resources with Sara Seager

Discussing Planetary Resources with Sara Seager

by Nathan Sanders | May 19, 2012 | Current Events

We sat down with MIT Professor Sara Seager to ask her about her role in the new asteroid mining venture Planetary Resources, how it might change the field of astronomy, and what your odds are for getting a job there.

An observation of the cosmic evolution of planets?

An observation of the cosmic evolution of planets?

by Nathan Sanders | Apr 17, 2012 | Daily Paper Summaries

Sarah Dodson-Robinson identifies a correlation between planetary radius and stellar metallicity among gas giants in the Kepler catalog that may indicate a change in the structure and formation mechanism of planets over cosmic time.

A credit rating agency for physics?

A credit rating agency for physics?

by Nathan Sanders | Apr 11, 2012 | Career Navigation

Abraham Loeb proposes the creation of “credit rating agencies” to evaluate the riskiness to young researches of emerging theories in physics.

John Johnson on the ExoLab

John Johnson on the ExoLab

by Nathan Sanders | Mar 22, 2012 | Personal Experiences

A “lab?” In astronomy? Learn how John Johnson is bringing chemistry to his new group at Caltech.

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