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- How to estimate the magnetic field of an exoplanet
- It's filamentary: How galaxies evolve in the cosmic web
- Unravelling the mystery of gamma-ray bursts with kilometer-scale microphones
| How to estimate the magnetic field of an exoplanet Posted: 20 Nov 2014 11:18 AM PST Scientists developed a new method which allows to estimate the magnetic field of a distant exoplanet, i.e., a planet, which is located outside the Solar system and orbits a different star. Moreover, they managed to estimate the value of the magnetic moment of the planet HD 209458b. |
| It's filamentary: How galaxies evolve in the cosmic web Posted: 20 Nov 2014 10:34 AM PST How do galaxies like our Milky Way form, and just how do they evolve? Are galaxies affected by their surrounding environment? Astronomers now proposes some answers. The researchers highlight the role of the 'cosmic web' -- a large-scale web-like structure comprised of galaxies -- on the evolution of galaxies that took place in the distant universe, a few billion years after the Big Bang. |
| Unravelling the mystery of gamma-ray bursts with kilometer-scale microphones Posted: 20 Nov 2014 05:19 AM PST A team of scientists hopes to trace the origins of gamma-ray bursts with the aid of giant space 'microphones'. It's hoped the kilometer-scale microphones will detect gravitational waves created by black holes, and shed light on the origins of the Universe. |
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