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Getting Started in Sonification

Getting Started in Sonification

by Will Saunders | Jun 17, 2021 | Guides, Outreach

For thousands of years, we have used our eyes to study the cosmos. What if we could also use our ears?

Finding, Choosing, or Changing Advisors

Finding, Choosing, or Changing Advisors

by Will Saunders | Jun 14, 2021 | Guides, Personal Experiences

On March 9, Astrobites hosted a webinar all about advising. In this beyond post, the panelists and moderators offer our best advice on identifying the right research advisor for you, plus lots of references for further reading.

A Tour of Solar System Magnetospheres

A Tour of Solar System Magnetospheres

by Will Saunders | Dec 11, 2020 | Guides

Let’s take a trip to the planets. Well, not to the planets exactly, but to the magnetic bags of plasma surrounding them.

Solar Wind Takes up Mercury’s Mantle

Solar Wind Takes up Mercury’s Mantle

by Will Saunders | Nov 9, 2020 | Daily Paper Summaries

Mercury is the smallest planet but has the largest core compared to its size. Is the solar wind to blame?

The Brine of Your Life

The Brine of Your Life

by Will Saunders | Oct 8, 2020 | Daily Paper Summaries

Can ephemeral, salty puddles on the surface of Mars sustain life?

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