LOOK UP: This evening, watch Makaliʻi - the constellation Pleiades, or Messier 45 - rise in the east at the exact same time the Sun sets in the west. In Hawaiian culture, this marks the beginning of Makahiki season, an important time of peace, appreciation, and celebration of the Hawaiian New Year. Every sunset after tonight, you’ll see the Makaliʻi star cluster higher and higher above the horizon as Makahiki season continues through late January or February 👉https://t.co/G1VUUjaaNb
📸 credit: NASA/ESA/AURA/Caltech
@sciencef1rst There will be a virtual component, and we plan to record talks so that they can be viewed by those who live in less conducive time zones!
The workshop Windows on the Universe: Establishing the Infrastructure for a Collaborative Multi-messenger Ecosystem, will be in Tucson, Arizona on 16–18 October 2023. First deadline: 1 September. For more information and to register see https://t.co/RuoQ3yxr3E. (1/2)
@astrothad Make sure to check out Charlie's paper too, which comes up with slightly different results using different types of data and analysis! https://t.co/vIOV7jRfnf
Excited for this paper on the progenitor of SN 2023ixf! Jacob and our team used Spitzer and NIR photometry (including some taken less than TWO WEEKS BEFORE EXPLOSION!) to determine a period of the RSG progenitor, which may have been over 17 Msun in size! https://t.co/vjLYFzINaA
@astro_dan_mil@GeminiObs@CNN Wooo! It's great to see all the time we spent setting up the OT for the right dithers and exposure times and the amazing post-proccessing done by our SOS team is being appreciated by all ;)
@astro_dan_mil@GeminiObs We also have the data reduced with DRAGONS available for anyone to use. We're getting it all up on the archive very soon, but in the meantime feel free to let me know if you want access to any reduced GMOS spectra or imaging of this object from June 3!
One of the largest, brightest and closest supernovae seen for a decade, #SN2023ixf, has been imaged in spectacular detail by the Gemini North telescope at the @GeminiObs in #Hawaii. #supernova https://t.co/qpBCliPriI via @forbes