In today’s Astrobite, we discuss how the motions of galaxies may indicate the presence of large structures in the nearby Universe and put the Lambda-CDM model to the test.
Today’s authors investigate how the physics in the extreme environments in the centers of galaxies leads to connections between X-rays and ghostly particles called neutrinos!
These galaxies are on the brink of entering their “quiet” phase.
Citizen scientists can make important contributions to the study of galaxies (like the discovery of new gravitational lenses!), and their work can also be used to train better machine learning models.
Today’s bite explores how munching on tiny black holes can lead stars to an early demise.
Astronomers (and one SpaceX engineer) met at a three-day workshop to figure out how to prevent satellites from obstructing LSST science.