200 Millionth Anniversary Gift: A Necklace Made of Stars
200 million years after two galaxies began to merge and created one of the most powerful AGN outbursts ever observed, they left behind an arc of star formation resembling beads on a string.
Galaxy Zoo: Clump Scouts Earn Their Classification Badges
In today’s paper, citizen scientists helped create the first major catalog of nearby clumpy galaxies as part of the Galaxy Zoo: Clump Scout project.
Could a heart of darkness power pair-instability supernovae?
Pair-Instability Supernovae could be the fate of some of the universe’s most massive stars. Today’s Astrobite explores if dark matter accumulated in the cores of these stars could help drive these gargantuan explosions!
Star alignment and a Planet’s origin: Case of HIP 65426
Today’s paper analyses the orbital architecture of JWST’s first directly imaged exoplanet using time-series photometry data from TESS
Hey ChatGPT, edit my proposal!
Today’s bite explores the effects of using ChatGPT as a scientific editor.
Let’s Go Fly The Kite!
In today’s post the authors fly a galactic kite formed from tidal interactions between galaxies.