@ArmaghPlanet Thanks @ArmaghPlanet for your contributions and support through 2 postponements and 3 years of planning, and great job with the Planetarium! @jorick73 Erin, Gautham and Ethan, we couldn't have done it without you :) #IAUS361
The International Astronomical Union hosted IAU Symposium 361: Massive Stars Near and Far in the Slieve Russell Hotel last week with Armagh Observatory and Planetarium taking part in the research discussions and educational outreach. Read all about it 👇https://t.co/wDEXsVltBB
Organisers of @IAUS361 have kindly arranged in memoriam posters of colleagues whom we have lost in recent years, incl Peter Conti, Simon Clark, Nolan Walborn and Adi Pauldrach. All are greatly missed #IAUS361
Last day at the @IAUS361 conference, time flies when you have fun... I absolutely loved it! An amazing and inspiring experience!! 🤩 Thanks to everyone that made it possible🌟 can't wait for the next one #IAUS361#massivestars
Super cool results from @annalikesstars at @IAUS361. Absolutely stunning models from her and the STARFORGE project (look at all those jets and bubbles 🤩) and it is very cool to see that the feedback from very massive stars can disperse clusters before supernovae even occur!
Starting the "unsteady mass loss" session, Andrea Mehner introducing us to the Luminous Blue Variables! Mysterious objects, still not fully understood. #MassiveStars#IAUS361