Sharing is caring: how do binary stars actually transfer mass?
Mass transfer is a fundamental parameter for determining how binary stars evolve. A 3D hydrodynamic simulation enables real-time movies of how material moves from one star to another!
Watch a Supermassive Black Hole Burp in Real Time
First you see me, now you don’t… one unique supermassive black hole just changed its look. Learn how astronomers directly imaged it and found a really messy eater.
Finding “Scary Barbie”’s sisters: a new sample of ambiguous nuclear transients
Supermassive black holes are responsible for the most luminous single-event flares in the universe. Learn how we search for these ultra-energetic events.
Invisible Tripwires in a Minefield: Could Dark Matter Ignite White Dwarfs?
Could dark matter be responsible for spontaneously exploding white dwarfs? Find out in today’s bite about Ca-rich gap transients!
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[Beyond] the research notebook: reproducibility and transparency in science
Reproducibility and transparency in the research is becoming increasingly important in the age of AI. Learn how to go beyond your notebook to make your research more accessible!