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Study Demonstrates Asteroseismology Potential of NASA’s TESS Satellite

In the constellation of Indus, a single bright star can be seen from the southern hemisphere, which has now offered innovative understanding about an ancient collision underwent by the Milky Way galaxy, early in its history, with another smaller galaxy known as Gaia-Enceladus.

14 Jan 2020

Study Reveals Intermediate-Mass Stars Will Probably Explode, Not Collapse

A research team, including several scientists from the Technical University of Darmstadt (TU Darmstadt) and GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung (GSI), has experimentally established the properties of nuclear processes in matter that is 25 times hotter and 10 million times denser than the core of the Sun.

13 Jan 2020

Novel Detector Precisely Determines Oscillation Profile of Light Waves

An innovative type of detector that allows accurate determination of the oscillation profile of light waves has been developed by physicists in the Laboratory for Attosecond Physics at LMU Munich and at the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics (MPQ).

13 Jan 2020

Fusion of Large Neutron Star Binary System Creates Gravitational Waves

Recently, it was discovered that the fusion of a very large binary system of neutron stars created gravitational waves. This discovery also involved the University of Valencia.

13 Jan 2020

SuperTIGER-2 Finally Reaches Float Altitude, Starts Collecting Scientific Data

Three and a half weeks after being launched, a balloon-borne scientific instrument developed to investigate the source of cosmic rays is on its second prowl high above the continent of Antarctica.

13 Jan 2020

Newfound Star Cluster Could Reveal New Insights into Milky Way’s History

The oldest stars of the Milky Way galaxy are found within its outskirts. However, in this celestial retirement community, astronomers have observed something unpredicted—a cluster of young stars.

8 Jan 2020

TESS Discovers TOI 1338 b, the First Circumbinary Planet to be Observed

Wolf Cukier’s job as a summer intern at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, in 2019 was to investigate variations in star brightness that NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) captures and uploads to the Planet Hunters TESS citizen science project.

8 Jan 2020

Astronomers Survey the Gigantic Rubin’s Galaxy Using Hubble Telescope

Astronomers have spotted UGC 2885, an incredible spiral galaxy that might be called the “Godzilla galaxy” since it may be the largest ever galaxy in the local universe.

7 Jan 2020

New Technique Uses Oxygen Signal to Look for Life on Exoplanets

A new technique has been created by researchers to detect oxygen in the atmospheres of exoplanets. This technique could speed up the search for life on exoplanets.

7 Jan 2020

New VLA Observations Show 13 Dwarf Galaxies Hosting Massive Black Holes

In the pursuit to gain deeper insight into the mechanism behind the formation of massive black holes in the early Universe, astronomers have obtained vital clues by discovering 13 such black holes in dwarf galaxies located within a billion light-years from Earth.

6 Jan 2020

Quantum Optics News

Study Demonstrates Asteroseismology Potential of NASA’s TESS Satellite

Study Reveals Intermediate-Mass Stars Will Probably Explode, Not Collapse

Novel Detector Precisely Determines Oscillation Profile of Light Waves

Fusion of Large Neutron Star Binary System Creates Gravitational Waves

SuperTIGER-2 Finally Reaches Float Altitude, Starts Collecting Scientific Data

Newfound Star Cluster Could Reveal New Insights into Milky Way’s History

TESS Discovers TOI 1338 b, the First Circumbinary Planet to be Observed

Astronomers Survey the Gigantic Rubin’s Galaxy Using Hubble Telescope

New Technique Uses Oxygen Signal to Look for Life on Exoplanets

New VLA Observations Show 13 Dwarf Galaxies Hosting Massive Black Holes

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Quantum Optics News

1 TESS Discovers TOI 1338 b, the First Circumbinary Planet to be Observed

2 Novel Detector Precisely Determines Oscillation Profile of Light Waves

3 Scientists Observe Self-Organized Criticality in Quantum System

4 Study Reveals Intermediate-Mass Stars Will Probably Explode, Not Collapse

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