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“Barbie” Breaks Another Record: ZTF20abrbeie is the most energetic optical transient observed so far

“Barbie” Breaks Another Record: ZTF20abrbeie is the most energetic optical transient observed so far

by Will Golay | Aug 9, 2024 | Daily Paper Summaries

Supermassive black holes continue to surprise: a recent extragalactic explosion proved to be the most luminous optical transient we have observed so far. Read about “Scary Barbie” and a potential explanation for her origin!

Digging down to the oldest stars: Galactic archeology in the Sagittarius dwarf cluster

Digging down to the oldest stars: Galactic archeology in the Sagittarius dwarf cluster

by Katherine Lee | Aug 3, 2024 | Daily Paper Summaries

What happens when we break a galaxy down to its fundamental building blocks? Today’s authors try to find out!

Could binaries grow the globular cluster family tree?

Could binaries grow the globular cluster family tree?

by Alexandra Masegian | Aug 1, 2024 | Daily Paper Summaries

The presence of multiple stellar populations in globular clusters has puzzled astronomers for decades. Today’s paper investigates whether binary stellar mergers could explain this strange phenomenon!

It’s gonna blow! Chasing the next Milky Way supernova

It’s gonna blow! Chasing the next Milky Way supernova

by Katherine Lee | Jul 12, 2024 | Daily Paper Summaries

Today’s authors analyze a star that may soon explode!

Anomaly Detection and Classification of Astronomical Objects in the Era of Machine Learning

Anomaly Detection and Classification of Astronomical Objects in the Era of Machine Learning

by Guest | Jul 7, 2024 | Beyond

Guest author Torsha Majumder takes us through some of the many applications for machine learning in astronomy.

Black hole fireworks: tidal disruption events light up SMBHs

Black hole fireworks: tidal disruption events light up SMBHs

by Will Golay | Jul 4, 2024 | Daily Paper Summaries

Black holes are hungry, loud eaters! Find out what they sound like as they burp the remains of a star!

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