How Venus Reacts when the Sun Strikes
What happens to Venus when an enormous solar eruption slams into the planet? In 2011, the Venus Express spacecraft was on site to find out!
What happens to Venus when an enormous solar eruption slams into the planet? In 2011, the Venus Express spacecraft was on site to find out!
We’ve detected gravitational waves from colliding neutron stars and black holes. Could we detect them from supernovae, too?
The stunning gaps and rings of protoplanetary disks may be driven by embedded planets — but a new study suggests caution when interpreting these models.
Astrobites reports on whether new measurements can resolve the tension in the Hubble constant.
This crowded field of color is helping astronomers understand what causes variability in young stellar objects.
How do we get the heavy elements in our universe? New evidence suggests collapsing stars may not be the answer.
Models say the merger of two compact objects could come with a sudden flash of radio emission. Can we spot it?
Astrobites reports on how future telescopes may be able to detect oceans on distant exoplanets.
Is Kepler-1625b-i an actual moon in another solar system? Or just an artifact of data reduction?
A supermassive back hole can exert a lot of influence on its surroundings. What happens to binary systems in the vicinity?
What can we learn from a super-Earth/mini-Neptune pair of planets orbiting the same host star?
This interview with Philip Scherrer is the last of Astrobites’s interviews with AAS 234 keynote speakers.