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Amateur astronomer captures ghostly outer shell of the Cat's Eye Nebula

Hertfordshire · Hertfordshire

Amateur astronomer captures ghostly outer shell of the Cat's Eye Nebula

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Amateur astrophotographer Emil Andronic captured a ghostly view of the Cat's Eye Nebula from Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom.See the Story

Jumping Through Hoops: A New Way to Explore the Black Hole–Galaxy Connection

Montreal · Montreal

Jumping Through Hoops: A New Way to Explore the Black Hole–Galaxy Connection

Astrobites reports on a new method being used to explore the relationship between the mass of a supermassive black hole and the properties of the galaxy it inhabits.Read Article

Stars on the Move: New Insights From the Galactic Center

Stars on the Move: New Insights From the Galactic Center

Astrobites reports on a curious cluster of stars that's moving together near Sgr A*.See the Story

Abundant but Ambiguous: Understanding the Atmospheres of Sub-Neptunes with JWST

Sub-Neptunes may be the most abundant planet type in the galaxy, but they are not yet well understood. A recent study uses JWST to characterize the atmosphere of the sub-Neptune GJ 3090b to aid in the study of these planets.James Webb Space Telescope Read Article

Creation from Collapse: Making Elements in a White Dwarf's Final Moments

Some neutron stars might arise through the accretion-induced collapse of a white dwarf, which may be accompanied by element creation.Munich · Munich Read Article

A New Theory for Little Red Dots: Shredded Stars Feeding Growing Black Holes

When JWST peered back into the early universe, its keen eyes revealed an unexpected population of galaxies nicknamed “little red dots” for their compact size and bright red hue. A new research article proposes that tidal disruption events could be responsible for the surprising appearance of these galaxies. Galactic Surprises Six “little red dot” galaxies seen by JWST. [NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, Dale Kocevski (Colby College)]Using JWST, researchers…James Webb Space Telescope · New York Read Article

Featured Image: The Last Asteroid Pair Discovered by Arecibo

There are more than 37,000 asteroids known to come within 1.3 au of the Sun. Of this near-Earth asteroid population, roughly 2,500 are classified as potentially hazardous — being more than about 140 meters across and coming within 0.05 au of Earth’s orbit (about 20 times the distance between Earth and the Moon). In the image above, Luisa Fernanda Zambrano-Marin (University of Granada and University of Central Florida) and collaborators present o…Arecibo, Puerto Rico · Arecibo Read Article

From Gas to Cluster: Simulating Star Formation in the Early Universe

How do globular clusters, some of the universe's oldest objects, originate? Recent simulations of early universe star formation provide potential pathways for their formation and how JWST might be able to spot their high-redshift progenitors.James Webb Space Telescope · Los Angeles Read Article

Winds, Jets, and Wigglings from Young Stars and Their Disks

New JWST observations provide a detailed look at the jets of four young stars, revealing shocks, mass loss, and wiggly behavior that hints at a hidden binary companion. A portion of the Taurus star-forming region. [ESO/Digitized Sky Survey 2. Acknowledgement: Davide De Martin; CC BY 4.0] From Cloud to Star to Planetary System The transformation from a turbulent cloud of hydrogen gas to a star circled by planets is complicated. As stars coalesce …James Webb Space Telescope · Tucson Read Article

Black Hole vs. Magnetized Neutron Star: Matchup Predictions

When a black hole consumes a neutron star, it’s typically thought to do so without an electromagnetic belch. New research explores the conditions under which a black hole’s neutron-star feast produces an observable electromagnetic signal. Signaling a Collision In the past few years, gravitational-wave detectors across the globe have detected a handful of neutron star–black hole mergers. What sorts of electromagnetic signals might accompany these…Pasadena, California · Pasadena Read Article

Wandering black hole caught on camera stalking and eating a star

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Astronomers have detected a rare black hole outside a galaxy’s core devouring a star in the first known offset tidal disruption event (TDE).Space See the Story

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