A new survey resulted in the discovery of 25 low-latitude quasars that lack previous spectroscopy, filling a gap in our knowledge of ultraviolet-bright quasars in this region.
Among the 10 newly discovered millisecond pulsars are six in short-period binary systems; this survey suggests that previous surveys were biased against such systems, which may be common.
Researchers put their heads together to devise a way to detect surface regions that might provide evidence for past freeze/thaw cycles on Mars.
The question of how some supernova progenitor stars undergo outbursts so energetic that their envelopes should come unbound could be resolved by the presence of a compact binary companion.
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As researchers use older and older stars to trace the position of the Milky Way’s spiral arms, the location of the Perseus Arm shifts away from the galactic center.
A bright circumstellar debris disk at a distance of more than 2 au may be responsible for the unexplained dip in the transmission spectrum of the exoplanet WASP-39b.