Aditya-L1 Mission:
The SUIT payload captures full-disk images of the Sun in near ultraviolet wavelengths
The images include the first-ever full-disk representations of the Sun in wavelengths ranging from 200 to 400 nm.
They provide pioneering insights into the intricate details of the Sun's photosphere and chromosphere.
https://t.co/xD8M0wJ1be
All images on our Instagram https://t.co/Nz1i1nph8V
@IUCAAstro
Asteroid 2011GA passed just 2 million miles from Earth last night. @iitbombay student Yogesh Wagh imaged it with GROWTH-India Telescope. The asteroid looks like a streak is it zooms past at 16.5 km/s!
https://t.co/RHmnDowb2j
Thank you @IITBAA1 batch of 94's to help track these!
India is gearing up for its major astronomy missions.@dakshasats when it's launched would become the most sensitive satellite for finding cosmic explosions thereby making #India a global leader in the years to come.See their work here: https://t.co/yAcMGrq0yu
#IndianGlobalScience
IIT Bombay and GROWTH-India team catch death throes of a dying star as it was ripped apart by a supermassive black hole 8.5 billion years ago... see https://t.co/a5V2f3Z5D4 for details and links to media coverage
A 🧵 with many resources for applying to *PostDocs* in Astrophysics 👇👇👀 @AcademicChatter What resources do you recommend or did I forget? 😊😊♥️ #SharingIsCaring
Indian scientists are making great headway in studying black hole births using our very own space telescope – AstroSat. They witnessed their 500th black hole birth! See Prof. Varun Bhalerao and team at #IITB work on this effort https://t.co/t8pBrILoq0
https://t.co/mMNmpJofU1
To my fellow PhD students, how do you keep yourself up to date with the kind of research that is happening in your area of interest? #phdchat#AcademicTwitter#phdlife#PhDVoice
We are coming up with amazing events connecting our alumni closer and making our alma mater stronger but we do need help.
If you are interested just fill this form and we will be in touch.
#iiserm#alumni#connect
https://t.co/VUFYSKN2DG
A great event that brings together our alumni and present students with astronomy as the common thread. Wonderful initiative by the astronomy club @AstroclubIISERM
The schedule of the sessions:
Session 1: Saturday, 10 am to 1 pm
Session 2: Saturday, 4.30 pm to 7.30 pm.
Session 3: Sunday, 10 am to 1 pm
Session 4: Sunday, 5 pm to 7.30 pm
Location: LH3/Zoom
Register for the symposium using this form: https://t.co/w65ri8p7fQ.
Hello, stargazers!
The Astronomy Club presents to you its first offline event of this semester- The Astronomy Symposium! Running in four sessions on Feb 26 and 27, 2022, it will consist of presentations by 14 speakers, including current and former students of @IiserMohali