Edward G. Schmidt 2019 ApJL 880 L7
A search for stars exhibiting peculiar dipping behavior like Boyajian’s star using data from the Northern Sky Variability Survey and the All Sky Automated Survey for Supernovae turned up 21 possible analogous dippers.
P. Picozza et al 2019 ApJS 243 16
The HEPD on board the China Seismo-Electromagnetic Satellite (CSES) will precisely observe electrons, protons, and light nuclei, monitoring perturbations in the iono-magnetosphere and inner Van Allen radiation belts.
Meng-Ru Wu et al 2019 ApJ 880 23
Modeling suggests that multiple remnants from past binary neutron star mergers in our galaxy should be detectable as individual sources by next-generation γ-ray telescopes.
Audrey Thirouin and Scott S. Sheppard 2019 AJ 158 53
The likely and potential contact binaries discovered in the dynamically cold classical population of the Kuiper Belt display very red/ultra-red colors, suggesting that these binaries likely formed in situ.
Kristen Garofali et al 2019 ApJ 880 8
The first candidate colliding-wind binary — massive binaries in which both stars emit strong stellar winds that collide between the stars, producing shocks — has been identified in M33.
Christina Hedges et al 2019 ApJL 880 L5
Newly emerging techniques and tools can be used to overcome many of the challenges — like instrumental noise, search biases, and host star variability — inherent in hunting for transiting exoplanet signals.