AU Mic Lyα, O I, and C II light curves observed by HST/STIS in May 2023 around the transit of AU Mic c. The gray region indicates the white-light transit
AU Mic Lyα, O I, and C II light curves observed by HST/STIS in May 2023 around the transit of AU Mic c. The gray region indicates the white-light transit
Graphical Abstract — Earth, Planets and Space via X-mol The formation and alteration of organic molecules within the Solar System and beyond is closely related to the life cycle of
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A ∼15 × 20arcmin unfiltered photo of stars surrounding HD89389 taken simultaneously with the appearance of “strange” pulses described below. Nothing was seen moving through this field in any of
The number of planets has been growing exponentially for decades. Here we show the decade leading up to 2025, and a projection of the expected yield of exoplanets for the
SpaceX sent another batch of its Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit from Florida early Tuesday morning (June 3). Twenty three (23) of the broadband internet units, including 13 with
Full image of this system of the first epoch in the H band. Left panel: central stars. The fainter component is in the southeast direction of the primary star on
Top: an example of a chop-subtraction image pair from VLT/NEAR. Image B, following 0.05 sec after A, is subtracted to remove the detector bias, thermal background, AGPM glow, and excess




