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Extreme AGN feedback: Could X-ray observations restore trust in our cosmological model?
Today’s bite questions whether active galactic nuclei could be having a more extreme impact on their environment than previously thought, and the consequences this would have for cosmology.
Light pollution’s impact on Indigenous cultures
This bite gives a summary of the impacts of light pollution, across the globe and especially its impact on Indigenous cultures.
The Heart of Darkness in a Cosmic Superstar
The black hole at the center of this galaxy might be masquerading as a population of stars – or maybe it actually acts like one.
Dust Ahead of Schedule: The Surprising UV Bump in a Galaxy at Cosmic Dawn
What do you get when baby galaxies crash and light up in UV? A surprising early signature of cosmic dust.
A New Spin on the Hubble Tension
The Hubble tension of the most perplexing puzzles in modern cosmology. In today’s paper, the authors explore whether a spinning Universe could resolve this tension.
Hungry Hungry Nova
Today’s bite features the beautiful red nova, ZTF SLRN-2020, and how its beauty may be the dying breath of a planet.
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Navigating careers in astronomy
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Meet the Keynote Speakers: Kyle Walker
Dr. Kyle Walker walks between two worlds: the world of computational astrophysics, and the world of computational atomic and molecular physics.
What Women Want?
In this ‘beyond’ post, we explore factors that affect women’s interest in physical science careers.
Meet the Keynote Speakers: David Koo
Prof. David Koo may not paint with all the colors of the wind, but he does study how galaxies change over time using all the colors of the electromagnetic spectrum.