AAS 228: Day 3 afternoon
This week we’re at the summer AAS meeting in San Diego, CA. Here are the highlights from the afternoon of Day 3!
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AAS 228: Day 3 morning
This week we’re at the summer AAS meeting in San Diego, CA. Here are the highlights from the morning of Day 3!
AAS 228: Day 2 afternoon
This week we’re at the summer AAS meeting in San Diego, CA. Here are the highlights from the afternoon of Day 2!
AAS 228: Day 2 morning
This week we’re at the summer AAS meeting in San Diego, CA. Here are the highlights from the morning of Day 2!
AAS 228: Day 1 afternoon
This week we’re at the summer AAS meeting in San Diego, CA. Here are the highlights from the afternoon of Day 1!
AAS 228: Day 1 morning
This week we’re at the summer AAS meeting in San Diego, CA. Here are the highlights from the morning of Day 1!
AAS 228: Welcome!
Greetings from the 228th American Astronomical Society meeting in San Diego, California! This week, along with a team of fellow…
Jets from Merging Neutron Stars
Scientists have successfully simulated the merger of two neutron stars launching a short-lived jet, consistent with short gamma-ray burst detections.
Cold Accretion from the Cosmic Web
How did the first galaxies form within the cosmic web? New observations provide a clue!
Testing Our Fundamental Assumptions
A series of recent studies explore the possibility of using transient astrophysical sources to test fundamental physics.
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.
2016 SPD: Day 2
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.