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Students on the Hunt for Black Holes

Students on the Hunt for Black Holes

by Guest | Aug 22, 2017 | Crossposts, Personal Experiences

Today, we hear from Ana Torres Campos about her experiences observing black holes for the Even Horizon Telescope. This is a crosspost from our sister site astrobitos.

Black Hole Mergers in Nuclear Star Clusters

Black Hole Mergers in Nuclear Star Clusters

by Philipp Plewa | Jul 18, 2017 | Daily Paper Summaries

How frequent are black hole mergers in the centers of galaxies?

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Chris Impey

Meet the Keynote Speakers: Chris Impey

by Amber Hornsby | Jun 5, 2017 | Career Navigation, Current Events, Daily Paper Summaries, Personal Experiences

Black holes, space travel and Hawaii. Meet Chris Impey before his out of this world keynote at #AAS230

Blown away by Black Holes: Losing Planetary Atmospheres to Quasar Radiation

Blown away by Black Holes: Losing Planetary Atmospheres to Quasar Radiation

by Jamila Pegues | May 30, 2017 | Daily Paper Summaries

When it comes to habitability for Earth-like life, we’ve got more than just liquid water to worry about. Today’s astrobite looks at how planets could lose portions of their atmospheres to quasar radiation.

Black Hole Orbits: Zoom-Whirls and Four-Leaf Clovers

Black Hole Orbits: Zoom-Whirls and Four-Leaf Clovers

by Lisa Drummond | Jan 25, 2017 | Daily Paper Summaries

Orbits around a black hole can be fascinatingly intricate. Surprisingly, the simple precessing ellipse we observe in planetary motion is not what we see close to a black hole.

Astrobites: A Look back at 2016!

Astrobites: A Look back at 2016!

by Astrobites | Jan 3, 2017 | Current Events, Guides

A Happy New Year from everyone at Astrobites! Read on to find out about our fun events, collaborations and top-read articles in the last 12 months!

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