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22 Oct 2021: The idea of unfolding space telescopes is not new and there are significant technical challenges.

15 Feb 2021: Many of the most exciting discoveries over the last couple of decades were made possible by new generations of cameras and telescopes, both on the ground and in space. ... I shall discuss the new facilities anticipated coming online over the next ten

15 Feb 2021: I have many years of practical experience of explaining a large range of astronomical concepts and news to a wide variety of (mostly live) audiences – this includes not just the creation

10 Feb 2021: In 2 we providea summary of the NO Lup system, and introduce new X-Shooterobservations. ... We note furtherwork to explore the nature of this detection, such as new highresolution imaging of the continuum,measurements for the neutralCI gas, and

16 Nov 2021: a new solution for a star of a different totalmass M ′ simply by multiplying the other physical variables by appropriatescaling factors.

12 Oct 2021: Further analysis of the current detections is also leading to new insights, such as a correlation ofplanetesimal belt radius with stellar mass [66]. ... LIDT-DD: A new self-consistent debris disc model that includesradiation pressure and couples

7 Oct 2021: This Figure, reproduced from Böhm etal. (2009), shows the radial velocities of the two stars measured with near-continuousobservations during 14 nights at the 1 m Mt John (New Zealand) telescope

15 Feb 2021: 13. Crawford CS 1998 In Observational Cosmology with the New Radio Surveys, p99-106, eds Bremer M, Jackson N, Perez-Fournon, Kluwer, Dordrecht. ... 1994, In New Horizons of X-ray Astronomy Extreme Fe Emission From the Hidden Quasar IRAS091044109.

10 Nov 2021: 48. Husser, T. O. et al. A new extensive library of PHOENIX stellar atmospheres and synthetic spectra. ... parameters. i The literature8 values for the dust location in au have been corrected to account for the new GAIA distance.

20 Aug 2021: Therefore, tackling a prime objective of exoplanet science and understanding how unique or common planets like our Earth are in our galactic neighborhood will require a new, dedicated approach. ... below). 15. 2.3 Timing for a space-based mid-infrared

8 Mar 2021: 2017).Recently, this trend has been supported by new obser-vations from the Hunt for Observable Signatures of Ter-restrial planetary Systems (HOSTS, Danchi et al. ... This new modelconsiders not only the spatial density profile as in themodels of Wyatt

19 Jul 2021: for infrared excesses. 5. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS. We have presented a new catalog of Spitzer 3.6 micron (IRAC1) and 4.5 micron (IRAC2) infrared photometry of.

29 Apr 2021: It is one of very fewnearbyM-dwarfs knownto host a debris disc and of these has by far the lowest stellarmass.We present new resolvedobservationsof thedebris disc aroundFomalhautCwith theAtacamaLargeMillimetreArraywhich allow us ... This paper considers

23 Nov 2021: below 2000 K) than probed by opticalforbidden lines. SMI, with its high spectral resolutionand sensitivity, will break new ground in the study ofgas dispersal in protoplanetary disks. ... The C/O ratio also has an impact on secondaryatmospheres, as these

16 Jul 2021: In this work we present new high-resolution (sub-arcsec)ALMA observations of q1 Eri to characterise its asymmetric outerbelt and to consider the relationship of that belt to the planetarysystem