Using Gaia as a Gravitational-Wave Detector
We know that Gaia is an amazing instrument to learn more about the Milky Way. Well, it turns out it could also be used to detect gravitational waves!
You were cool, Betelgeuse
In this bite, we follow Betelgeuse’s rise to fame (and in magnitude).
Meet the AAS Keynote Speakers: Dr. Jennifer van Saders
Long-term space missions have left us with a wealth of stellar data. Come to Dr. Jennifer van Saders’s talk at #AAS235 to learn more about how these data, along with stellar models, can reveal a star’s evolutionary past and future.
You Spin me Right Round: Stellar Rotation with Asteroseismology
All stars rotate, and stellar rotation can impact a star’s evolution greatly. However stellar rotation remains poorly understood. Can studying stellar pulsations shed light on this topic?
Combining Ground and Space-based Observations to Find EvryFlare
Low-mass stars exhibit a wide range of flare events. But it takes a coordinated effort to measure them all.
Building Planets Around a Black Hole
We all know planets form around stars, can planet formation occur around something much more exotic?