Astrophysics PhD Candidate @sifa_astro - Communicating Scientist 💻🎆 Come for the memes, stay for the science!
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ALT "A Conversation With Legends, Live from the Drake Passage, December 20, 2024" With photos of Céline Cousteau, Scott Kelly, William Shatner, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and José Hernádez
ALT Text: "This PhD will open many doors for you. The doors:" Below this text is an image of a hand knocking on a door of a psychiatrist.
ALT 2024 Hunstead Lectures: Bryan Scott (CIERA / Northwestern) “Data Science Challenges and Skills in the Era of Big Data in Astronomy” November 25-29 School of Physics, University of Sydney Location: Lecture Theatre 1 Time: 11.00am – 12.30pm AEDT (*) Sponsors: Hunstead Gift for Astrophysics, Sydney Institute for Astronomy. For more information, contact Kovi Rose ([email protected]).
ALT 2024 Hunstead Lectures: Bryan Scott (CIERA / Northwestern) “Data Science Challenges and Skills in the Era of Big Data in Astronomy” November 25-29 School of Physics, University of Sydney Location: Lecture Theatre 1 Time: 11.00am – 12.30pm AEDT (*) Sponsors: Hunstead Gift for Astrophysics, Sydney Institute for Astronomy. For more information, contact Kovi Rose ([email protected]).
ALT Researchers used a radio telescope survey to study the aftermath of exploding stars, known as supernovae. They looked at 29 supernovae and found that eight of them still showed signs of activity long after the explosion. This means the explosion continues to interact with the surrounding space for years, producing new effects. These findings give scientists a better understanding of what happens in the later stages of a supernova's life and how these powerful events shape their environment.
