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Tag Archives: Astronomy
Ghana Reaps the Fruits of Science Investment
Emmanuel Proven Adzri shares how refurbishing the Ghana Radio Astronomy Observatory has driven economic growth in his country. Continue reading
An Extraordinary CosmicAlignment
A rare configuration of seven galaxies aligned behind a galaxy cluster allows researchers to probe with high precision the dark matter distribution within the cluster. Continue reading
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Photonic Chip Cuts Cost of Hunting Exoplanets
CubeSats carrying photonic integrated circuits would examine alien atmospheres. Continue reading
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An Astronomer’s Appeal for Satellite Regulation
Samantha Lawler would like to see more done to reduce the detrimental impact of satellites on dark skies, telescope data, and publicly funded research. Continue reading
How Magnetic Fields Control Galactic Growth
Our galaxy’s enormous scaffolding is shaped by complex magnetic fields. Read more in Scientific American…
Dark Matter Could Cause Excess Optical Background
Axions that decay into photons could account for visible light that exceeds what’s expected to come from all known galaxies. Continue reading
First observations test JWST capabilities
Although the telescope’s early science results have exceeded expectations, even the most seasoned observers must use caution until calibrations are complete. Read more in Physics Today…
New telescopes seek the cosmic dark ages
Radio astronomers look to far-flung locations to detect low-frequency signals that emanate from the ancient universe. Continue reading
Dark-sky advocates confront threats from above and below
Astronomers are working to reduce the impact on the night sky of artificial lighting and swarms of shiny satellites. Continue reading
Dual-anonymous peer review gains traction
NASA and other agencies worldwide are adopting the anonymized process for awarding grants and instrument time after seeing its success for the Hub Continue reading
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