Featured Image: Mapping the Boundaries of a Coronal Hole
A team of scientists has tested our ability to measure “holes” in the Sun’s atmosphere, which may be a main source of the magnetic fields that fill interplanetary space.
A team of scientists has tested our ability to measure “holes” in the Sun’s atmosphere, which may be a main source of the magnetic fields that fill interplanetary space.
How can ticking stellar clocks be used to search for ripples in the fabric of spacetime, and how close are we to detecting these waves?
Still not aliens, sorry! These otherworldly outflows are powerful enough to unbind galactic gas and accelerate particles to relativistic speeds.
Astrobites reports on how megastructures like Dyson spheres can influence the evolution of their host stars.
What can observations of three nearly identical molecules tell us about how they formed?
What do gold and europium have in common? They both form when compact objects like neutron stars and black holes collide.
A new special issue takes a deep dive into the chemistry of protoplanetary disks around five young, nearby stars.
As New Horizons zipped past Pluto, it caught a glimpse of Pluto’s long-shadowed southern hemisphere.
A team of amateur astronomers from around the world have measured the diameter of the Sun during a total solar eclipse, a measurement that hasn’t been updated in nearly a century.
Using data from Venus’s superheated surface and super-thick atmosphere, researchers find that a volcano in Venus’s Imdr Regio might be active today.
Astrobites reports on new predictions of the fraction of dwarf galaxies with active black holes lurking at their centers.
Astronomers use N-body simulations to explore how planets form around double stars that have eccentric orbits.