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When the Magnets Get Tough Do the Winds Keep Flowing?
Magnetism is an important but often neglected mechanism in the study of exoplanets, but how does it affect their atmospheres? Check out today’s paper to find out!
How was the universe reionized? Cosmic sunbursts provide hints
How does the radiation that caused reionization travel out of galaxies? Studying a strongly-lensed system called the Sunburst Arc could tell us more.
Astrobites at DPS 2021: Part 2
We’re covering this week’s AAS Division for Planetary Sciences meeting! Check out our highlights of the conference.
Introducing: Astronomers for Planet Earth
Introducing the Astronomers for Planet Earth and their open letter to the astronomy community.
Liquid Water on Exomoons beneath Sunless Skies
Could there be life in an obscure place, such as around a free floating planet, a so-called rogue? Today’s paper looks at the possibility of liquid water on moons of starless planets!
Astrobites at DPS 2021: Part 1
We’re covering this week’s AAS Division for Planetary Sciences meeting! Check out theshighlights of the conference.
Beyond astro-ph
Astronomy beyond the research
Astrobites at DPS 2021: Part 1
We’re covering this week’s AAS Division for Planetary Sciences meeting! Check out theshighlights of the conference.
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Organizing an Online Conference: A Grad Student’s Experience and Advice
This Summer I was part of the organizing committee for an online conference for early-career SETI researchers. Here’s what the process was like.
Navigating careers in astronomy
Career advice
#BlackInAstro Experiences: Cheyenne Polius
On the final day of #BlackInAstroWeek2021, we interview science communicator and #BlackInAstro organizer Cheyenne Polius!
#BlackInAstro Experiences: Dr. Carl E. Fields
Another interview for #BlackInAstroWeek! We interview Dr. Carl E. Fields, a rising star studying core-collapse supernovae using computer simulations and one of the #BlackInAstro co-organizers!
#BlackInAstro Experiences: Caprice Phillips
Another interview for #BlackInAstroWeek! We interview Caprice Phillips, a rising star studying exoplanets and one of the #BlackInAstro organizers!