
ALMA Explores How Supermassive Black Holes Talk to Their Galaxies
How do supermassive black holes and their host galaxies evolve in tandem? Observations from ALMA have revealed new clues about how the two might communicate.
How do supermassive black holes and their host galaxies evolve in tandem? Observations from ALMA have revealed new clues about how the two might communicate.
A tiny telescope has discovered a scalding hot world. KELT-16b may only be around for a few more hundreds of thousands of years, however.
Astrobites reports on the usefulness of abundance analysis, or chemical tagging, to identify stars with a common birth. Do dopplegangers confuse the outcome?
A new survey has provided a high-resolution look at some of the structures in the diffuse hydrogen gas of our galaxy.
Could dark matter be made of intermediate-mass black holes formed in the beginning of the universe? A recent study takes a renewed look at this question.
Scientists may have solved a decades-old puzzle about the formation of our universe.
Astrobites reports on the large impactors that pelted the Moon until 3.8 billion years ago, creating huge craters that have survived to this day.
A new study reveals a set of extremely compact and dense galaxies in distant galaxy clusters.
How do jets emitted from the Sun’s surface contribute to its corona and to the solar wind?
Having a giant planet like Jupiter next door can really wreak havoc on your orbit! What might such a bad neighbor mean for the long-term climate of an Earth-like planet?
Astrobites reports on cosmic rays observed at Earth with the Tibet Air Shower experiment.
More than 700 candidate stellar bow shock nebulae — signs of runaway stars — have been discovered in the Milky Way.