This week’s image is of NGC 6334, the Cat’s Paw Nebula! This emission nebula’s red glow is due to light from the enshrouded stars exciting the surrounding gas. Check out the 🧵 for papers featuring nebulae observed by @GeminiObs! @NOIRLabAstro@NOIRLabAstroES@AURADC@AURAinChile
This week’s image is of Supernova 2020fqv! @GeminiObs GMOS-N captured this supernova peaking out of the dramatic merger between two spiral galaxies. Check out the 🧵 for more supernovae paper highlights! @NOIRLabAstro@NOIRLabAstroES@AURADC
The 2023A Gemini Observatory Call for Proposals is now available. Proposals are being accepted for observations from 1 February 2023 to 31 July 2023. 🇺🇲🇨🇦🇨🇱🇧🇷🇦🇷🇰🇷
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This week's image is of the Orion "Bullets," which was captured with @GeminiObs GSAOI. These structures result from iron gas (blue tips) rushing through neutral hydrogen gas (red pillars) due to nearby star formation. Check out a few paper highlights in the thread! @NOIRLabAstro
With the release @NASAWebb's first amazing IR images, we want to showcase some of the great science conducted with our @GeminiObs GMOS-N on Stephan's Quintet, both with imaging and spectroscopy. Check out a few paper highlights in the thread! @NOIRLabAstro@NOIRLabAstroES@AURADC
Really cool to see my old physics professor (Dr. Barranco) breaking down the Astro peer review process so casually in front of @LeoDiCaprio#SFSU#DontLookUp
The James Webb Space Telescope’s target launch date is moving from Dec. 18 to no earlier than Dec. 22 to allow for additional testing, following an incident during launch preparations that caused a vibration throughout the observatory. More details: https://t.co/ALRUp69nsT.