2016 SPD: Day 3
Yesterday’s SPD press conference was about both the outreach and science planned for the upcoming 2017 Great American Solar Eclipse.
Yesterday’s SPD press conference was about both the outreach and science planned for the upcoming 2017 Great American Solar Eclipse.
Yesterday at the SPD meeting, four speakers provided their views on some of the current hot topics in solar physics, including “stealth” coronal mass ejections, sunspot formation, long-term solar activity trends, and the largest solar telescope ever built.
This week we’re at the 2016 Solar Physics Division meeting in Boulder, CO. Follow along for some of the latest updates!
Meet your new AAS Lead Editor for the Sun and the Heliosphere corridor! Here’s what he thinks about his field, the upcoming SPD meeting, and the publishing process.
Meet your new AAS Lead Editor for the High Energy Phenomena and Fundamental Physics corridor! Here’s what he thinks about his field, the upcoming HEAD meeting, and authoring scientific papers.
Are you an astronomer considering submitting a paper to an AAS journal? Read on to find out about the exciting new things you can do with the AAS’s newest LaTeX class file.
Want to see some of the fantastic creativity and problem-solving skills exhibited by AAS members? Check out these outcomes from the “Hack Day” hosted at the winter AAS meeting.
WorldWide Telescope has moved to the AAS! Read on to find out how you can use WWT for research, education, and fun.
Reporting from the fourth day at the 227th AAS Meeting in Kissimmee, FL. Follow along for the latest updates!
Reporting from the third day at the 227th AAS Meeting in Kissimmee, FL. Follow along for the latest updates!