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New lab-based method of studying solar wind

Space
University of Wisconsin-Madison physicists have created a new method of lab-based solar wind phenomena research to learn about their properties in other star systems. Gases...

Scientists find proof that galaxy merger creates jets of charged particles

Space
A team of astrophysicists have reported the first definitive evidence of merging galaxies producing jets of charged particles, which can travel at nearly the...

The particle interactions that take place in the core of neutron stars

Space
Scientists have made a revolutionary breakthrough surrounding the particle interactions that take place in the core of a neutron star. Using new results from precision...

The relationship between electron capture and star collapse

Space
Scientists have found that, during the process of electron capture, the neon inside a massive star can consume so many electrons in the core...

Astrophysical challenges tackled at CEA: multiwavelength observations of the cosmos

Space
Dr Anne Decourchelle of CEA Saclay outlines the intriguing science results from the CEA's astrophysics department based on multiwavelength observations. When it comes to the...

Searching for the axion particle in galaxy clusters

Space
Astronomers have been able to disprove certain models within string theory, due to their inability to find axion particles using NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory. While...

A burst of gravitational waves hit Earth, but where did they come from?

Space
According to astronomers, a burst of gravitational waves hit our planet and we still do not know where they came from or why. A mysterious...

Promoting space exploration for all

Space
Jim Plaxco: ‘It seems clear that students would benefit from the injection of more space-themed subject matter into school curriculums’. The Chicago Society for Space...

Astrophysics and the European Space Agency

Space
Frank Salzgeber, Head of Innovation and Ventures Office at ESA, explains how technology is allowing us to see further. As Head of Innovation and Ventures...

Let’s talk about Earth observations

Space
Climate adaptation requires a broad and integrated approach: GEO is well positioned to deliver in this area due to its experience in gathering knowledge...

Researching planetary atmospheres

Space
Scot Rafkin, program director in space science & engineering at Southwest Research Institute, talks about some of the latest development in planetary atmospheres research. Speaking...

The ‘Dark Energy Team’ on supermassive black holes

Space
Argelander Institute for Astronomy contribute to the imminent revolution in our understanding of cosmology, galaxy clusters, and supermassive black holes. AT the Argelander Institute for...

A potential probe of extreme particle processes

Space
Professor John Ellis FRS spoke to Innovation News Network about how the Cherenkov Telescope Array stands to impact on the fields of theoretical and...

The European Science Cloud initiative: achieving open science in astrophysics and particle physics

Research & Discovery
The European Union has launched the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) initiative to support the data driven research in pursuing excellent science. Together, astrophysics and...
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