Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, is an international partnership of @ESO, @TheNRAO and @prcnaoj_en in cooperation with the Republic of Chile.
📡ALMA Reveals a Hidden Starburst Galaxy Linked to a High-Energy Neutrino.
✨Gravitational lensing allowed astronomers to study a compact, dust-obscured galaxy from 11 billion years ago
https://t.co/rxoONxxAGN
📡The 12m antenna, DA51 "Rigel," preparing to observe alongside its companions. 📡📡📡
The ALMA antennas up close are bigger than you'd imagine.
📷: Vicente Aitken, ALMA Photo-ambassador
⚠️Sunday, June 21, 4:25 am Chile time (8:25 am UTC)
❄️The winter solstice begins in the Southern Hemisphere and the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere☀️
👀☄️💥🔭? About 17,000 meteorites impact Earth every year, and the vast majority disintegrate in the atmosphere or fall into the oceans.
📡This video was captured on April 15, 2026, in the Chajnantor Plateau, Chile.
For the first time, scientists have detected the wind from a black hole.
New images show the supermassive one at the center of our galaxy is puffing away, clearing out a void about 20 trillion miles wide.
https://t.co/5yxnxoLJ7P
NEW from #AAS248: NSF VLA and ALMA Reveal Hidden “Ring Factories” of Giant Star Clusters in Nearby Galaxies
https://t.co/Pkt4jfJ8mi
In many spiral galaxies, gas moving inward piles up in a ring around the galaxy’s core, becoming a cosmic factory for young star clusters. 1/2 ⤵️
NEW from #AAS248: Young Stars Shape the Fate of Galaxies
Observations from @almaobs, @NASAWebb, and @NASAHubble reveal how young stars reshape their galactic environments with “stellar feedback,” a release of large amounts of energy.
https://t.co/UOlaAlU2CS
📡We couldn't see the conjunction of Jupiter and Venus, but we did get this magnificent sunset over the Atacama Salt Flat, from the OSF ALMA residence.
📷: Yerko Villalón, ALMA Photo-ambassador.
Venus and Jupiter may have caught your attention lately.
The recent close conjunction of the two brightest planets in recent evening skies has been hard to miss.
With Jupiter at the top, starting on May 30 and ending on June 8, their close approach was chronicled daily, left to right, in the featured panels from Maharashtra, India.
Near the western horizon, the evening sky colors and exposures used for each panel depend on the local conditions near sunset. At their closest on June 9, the celestial pair appeared to be only about three times the width of a full moon apart.
Of course, on that date, the two planets were physically separated by over 600 million kilometers in their orbits around the Sun.
In the coming days, Jupiter will slowly settle into the sunset glare, but Venus will continue to move farther from the Sun in the western sky to excel in its current role as the brilliant evening star.
Image Credit & Copyright: Aditya Pawar
📡ALMA and the VLA @NSF@TheNRAO reveal a vast reservoir of stellar fuel in a galaxy near the cosmic dawn.
Molecular gas was detected in REBELS-25, a massive galaxy with active star formation observed just 700 million years after the Big Bang. https://t.co/q57QE3kXYm
✨The Milky Way "breathing"
📡ALMA and @chandraxray , create the most detailed map ever obtained of the cold gas around Sagittarius A*. The astronomical team has provided compelling evidence of a black hole wind sought for decades.