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Could a hidden white dwarf explain this ultra-long period radio transient?
Today’s paper explores links between a red dwarf star and a mysterious radio source bursting every 3 hrs.
Cosmology From the Mouth of the Dragon
In this Astrobite, the authors steal a valuable set of jewels from the Dragon Arc’s hoard: strongly-lensed standard candle stars!
Directly Weighing the Invisible in the Early Universe
Authors of today’s paper just weighed a black hole in the early universe – directly!
Is There a Black Hole Hiding in the Inner Solar System?
Mercury’s perplexing orbit led to the prediction of a new inner planet, Vulcan. Einstein’s general relativity removed the need for such a body, but today’s paper pursues a wild idea – does Vulcan exist as a primordial black hole?
Written in the Gas: Jet Feedback in a Voorwerp Galaxy
Read more about the origins of the remarkable structure of NGC 5972.
The Do’s and Don’ts of Incorporating LLMs into your Scientific Workflow
While LLMs are certainly a useful tool in many aspects, their usage requires a level of caution, especially when using them throughout the scientific process. In today’s Beyond post, we’ll take a look at the best (and worst) practices for incorporating them in your scientific workflow.
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Meet the Keynote Speakers: Bonnie Buratti
Bonnie Buratti talks to Astrobites about Saturn, Pluto’s icy heart and the topic of her #AAS230 plenary talk – Rosetta and Comet 67/P.
Meet the Keynote Speakers: Chris Impey
Black holes, space travel and Hawaii. Meet Chris Impey before his out of this world keynote at #AAS230
Meet the Keynote Speakers: Erick Young
Uncovering more of the invisible universe with every flight, Erick Young discusses SOFIA’s science highlights at #AAS230