The chemical enrichment of the Milky Way has a long and complicated history. However that history could be partially explained by the subject of today’s paper: the study of azimuthal variations in its metallicity.
In today’s paper, the authors use JWST to investigate how warm, star-forming molecular gas is blown away by AGN.
In today’s bite, we look at a paper that investigates if self-interacting dark matter can accelerate the inspiral of supermassive black holes binaries, and if we can detect this with gravitational waves.
Today’s bite focuses on the most distant galaxy observed to have a neutral gas outflow.
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.
In today’s post the authors fly a galactic kite formed from tidal interactions between galaxies.
