Astrobites at the IAU 2024 III: Dark and Quiet Skies and Radio Astronomy in an Increasingly Crowded Spectrum
At the foot of Table Mountain, astronomers keep dark and quiet skies on the table.
Confronting a Systemic Bullying Problem in Astronomy and Geophysics
Today we look at the findings of the Bullying and Harassment Report 2023, published by the Royal Astronomical Society
Astrobites at the IAU 2024 II: The High-Energy Gamma-ray Universe: Results and perspectives with wide-field ground-based facilities
Welcome to the 32nd General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union, this year hosted in Cape Town! Today’s bite looks at the highest energy sessions of the meeting, focusing on gamma-ray astronomy!
Astrobites at the IAU 2024 I: Overview
Welcome to the 32nd General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union, this year hosted in Cape Town!
Scientists’ Role in Nuclear Disarmament: A Conversation with Dr. Curtis Asplund
I sat down with Dr. Curtis Asplund to discuss the current landscape of nuclear weapons, and why the scientific community should work together to prevent them from ever being used again.
Astrobites at AAS 244: Day 4
Astrobites covers the final plenary session at AAS 244.