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Articles tagged: interstellar

  • cultural anthropology, Earth conservation, Space Exploration, unmanned space exploration October 2024 Space industry trajectory under the spotlight of cultural anthropology

    ... do, but let me pause before continuing and make myself very clear: there are no utopian visions or interstellar daydreams or biographies of ‘rockstar’ billionaires in this story about space. This is a story that is as raw as it is grounded. It doesn...

    • cultural anthropology
    • Earth conservation
    • Space Exploration
    • unmanned space exploration
    Authors: Savannah Mandel    
  • 01 July 2015 Ceres, Dawn, mysterious bright spots, and exploring the solar system

    ... unlikely, the mystery of Ceres’ bright spots drives home the point that even as we contemplate the possibility of interstellar voyages , our own solar system is still in many ways uncharted territory for humanity. And it’s not as if Ceres...

  • 28 July 2015 Yale’s Jeffrey Kenny on cosmic wind in the NGC 4921 galaxy

    ....” Cosmic wind is something else entirely. We have known about cosmic winds for a while. They can sweep interstellar material from a galaxy, thus preventing the formation of future stars. How such processes happen isn’t often...

  • 23 February 2016 Researchers probe black-hole mergers with fast-powered winds

    ... into a blast wave. The resulting coasting outflow forms external shocks due to interaction with the interstellar medium, producing synchrotron emission – a type of non-thermal radiation generated by charged particles spiralling around magnetic...

  • Kepler, shock breakout, supernova shock wave, Type II Supernovae 22 March 2016 Astronomers catch a supernova shock wave in visible light for the first time

    ... the mechanisms involved in these explosive but rare events, supernovae also play a significant role in enriching the interstellar medium with higher mass elements such as iron. Observations such as these can thus allows researchers to better...

    • Kepler
    • shock breakout
    • supernova shock wave
    • Type II Supernovae
  • calcium-48, Majorana particle, neutrinoless double beta decay, neutrinos, radioactive decay 13 April 2016 The mystery of neutrino mass to be solved by a calcium isotope

    ... the universe (at essentially the speed of light) without interference as they are not absorbed by intervening matter or deflected by interstellar magnetic fields. This makes them ideal candidates in which to study processes that can otherwise not...

    • calcium-48
    • Majorana particle
    • neutrinoless double beta decay
    • neutrinos
    • radioactive decay
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