Kepler’s view on the gravity of stars
A study of Kepler data reveals a correlation between brightness fluctuations and surface gravity of stars.
Data to the Extreme
Lots and lots more data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.
Another hungry black hole devours a star
Maksym et al. investigate a possible tidal flare event in Abell 1795.
(Not) Detecting Planets around Brown Dwarfs with Radio Waves
Forbich, Berger, and Reid attempt to use a large radio array to detect stellar wobbles induced by orbiting planets at larger separations than are usually probed
What Can Radio Emission Tell Us About Dark Matter?
Dark matter particles annihilating could potentially create electrons and positrons, generating continuum synchrotron emission. This paper attempts to find this signature in nearby dwarf galaxies.
In Search of the First Habitable Exomoon
The Hunt for Exomoons with Kepler project has conducted the first ever search for a moon around a planet in the habitable zone. While they find no evidence for such a moon, they demonstrate that Earth-sized and possibly habitable moons should be easily detectable with the current Kepler data.