A lonely little galaxy at the edge of our neighborhood
Today’s authors use machine learning to discover a lone wolf on the edge of the Milky Way’s neighborhood.
A Fluffy Planet with a touch of Sandy Clouds
For today’s exoplanet weather forecast: scorching hot and sandy, bring your extra sturdy umbrellas and fire suits!
Dusting for spectral fingerprints to determine the origins of stars in the Milky Way halo
The authors of today’s paper use high-resolution spectroscopy to trace the origins of metal poor stars in the Milky Way Halo
James Webb Telescope Calibrations May Resolve Cosmological Questions
Guest author Riley Sharpe discusses new methods for looking at high redshift galaxies detected with JWST!
Forget X-Ray Vision: Using Gravitational Waves to Peer Inside of the Sun
What if we could use continuous gravitational waves from far away pulsars to learn about the inside of our very own sun? The authors of today’s paper explore what it would take to make this far-out idea a reality.
Fossil Fuels Frustrate Fireball Find?
Some claim magnetic spherules collected from the Pacific seafloor are fragments of an extrasolar meteorite. Are these fragments actually anomalous or are they evidence of yet more industrial pollution?