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Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s first large-scale public test sent 800,000 rapid alerts, previewing a system built for millions nightly in LSST.
#astronomy, #rubinobservatory, #lsst, #space, #datastreams
New Hubble analysis extracts the first solid measurement of an interstellar comet’s ядро: a ~2.6-km, elongated nucleus behaving like ordinary comets.
#astronomy, #hubble, #comets, #interstellar
A single dip in Kepler’s K2 data points to an Earth-size planet candidate with a ~355-day orbit around a bright nearby orange dwarf—if it transits again.
#exoplanets, #nasa, #kepler, #astronomy, #jameswebb
Webb tracked a young star’s outbursts as they turned dust into crystalline minerals and lofted them outward—explaining crystals found in icy comets.
#jwst, #astronomy, #protostars, #comets, #planetformation
Four ultra-puffy planets orbiting 20-million-year-old V1298 Tau reveal how newborn worlds lose atmospheres and contract into common super-Earths.
#exoplanets, #astronomy, #nasa, #planetformation, #jwst
ESA’s Solar Orbiter watched a big flare ignite through a cascade of tiny magnetic failures, supporting long-standing avalanche models and aiding space-weather forecasting.
#solarorbiter, #solarflare, #spaceweather, #esa, #astronomy
A Webb spectrum pins PAN-z14-1 at redshift 13.53, revealing a large, bright but weak-line galaxy that hints at early diversity.
#jameswebb, #astronomy, #galaxies, #cosmicdawn, #arxiv