This Thanksgiving, we're grateful for our volunteers!! Here are two papers published this year that your work made possible: https://t.co/fvbSz7xkll https://t.co/8Itg7lg6Si
Disk Detective 2.1 is live! Come discover planet-forming disks at 12 microns: "the richest set of data we've posted so far"!! Lots of new discoveries for you to make!! https://t.co/EzNMjr4IYG
Our latest paper was just accepted for publication in the Astrophysical Journal! "Chandra Observations of Six Peter Pan Disks: Diversity of X-ray-driven Internal Photoevaporation Rates Doesn't Explain Their Rare Longevity" by Stefan Laos et al.
Way to go, @space_r2@dancaselden and Melina! We applied for JWST time too for disks discovered by citizen scientists...maybe we'll get some in Cycle 2.
Congrats to citizen scientists @space_r2@dancaselden and Melina Thevenot! Their brown dwarf discoveries will be observed by the James Webb Space Telescope. @NASAWebb@DoNASAScience
NASA Disk Detective #CitizenScientists have turned to #VirtualReality to explore the galaxy in a brand new way. Today, they presented their first VR-enabled discoveries, including the ages of 10 stars with disks, at the #AAS240 Summer Conference. Read on: https://t.co/64QMh5i9mj
Today we celebrate National Science day in India and I have decided to thank @diskdetective@LJMU @TheNISTian for helping me advance my scientific career
I’m five!! https://t.co/JaZzxQQRar went live for the first time 5 years ago today—-Happy Anniversary to Us!! In that time we published 21 papers with 34 citizen scientist coauthors. And theres still much more to discover!!