Tag: ALMA
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Rogue Black Hole Produces Record Radio Blast in Tidal Disruption Event AT 2024tvd
A rogue black hole shatters expectations with a standout tidal disruption event In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of where supermassive black holes can lurk and how they behave, an international team led by Dr. Itai Sfaradi and Prof. Raffaella Margutti of the University of California, Berkeley, identified the first tidal disruption event (TDE)…
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Rogue black hole radio burst reshapes TDE physics worldwide
A rogue black hole produces a record-breaking radio signal An international team of astronomers, led by Dr. Itai Sfaradi and Prof. Raffaella Margutti, reported a breakthrough observation: the first tidal disruption event (TDE) to emit bright radio signals far from a galaxy’s core. Named AT 2024tvd, the event showcases the fastest-changing radio emission ever recorded…
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Gravity’s Tug-of-War: How Gravity Reorients Magnetic Fields in Star Clusters
Overview: A cosmic tug-of-war in star-forming clouds In the largest and most detailed survey to date, astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) have captured new evidence about how gravity and magnetic fields shape the birth of massive stars. Focusing on regions where gas and dust densify to form protostars, researchers mapped the magnetic…
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Global Courage Fleet: 30 Boats Still Sail Toward Gaza as Protests Erupt Worldwide
Global Courage Fleet Update: 30 Boats Continue Toward Gaza The Global Courage Fleet, a multinational maritime initiative, says that 30 vessels remain on course toward Gaza despite early reports of interference by the Israeli navy in international waters. In its latest communique, the fleet asserts that the mission continues to push for humanitarian access, while…
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Global Resilience Flotilla Advances Toward Gaza Amid Protests
Global Resilience Flotilla Faces Global Protests as Ships Head Toward Gaza A developing story in the Middle East and beyond centers on the Global Resilience Flotilla, as approximately 30 vessels continue to sail toward Gaza. Organizers describe the mission as a peaceful humanitarian push to deliver aid and solidarity, arguing that maritime routes chosen align…
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Global Sumud Flotilla Interception: Israel Intervenes as Boats Are Stopped, Protests Erupt Across Europe
Overview: Interceptions and a Growing Diplomatic Fallout News from the Global Sumud Flotilla indicates an escalating confrontation at sea, with Israeli forces stopping multiple boats associated with the aid flotilla. The incident comes amid a flurry of political reactions, including a controversial statement from Colombia’s president and a broad wave of protests across several European…
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Norwegians on Gaza flotilla ships boarded by Israeli forces
Norwegian volunteers report four ships boarded as Gaza flotilla encounter escalates Norwegian volunteers aboard several ships in a Gaza flotilla say their vessels were boarded by Israeli forces on Wednesday evening. At least four ships were intercepted, and communications with all aboard the ships Alma, Adara, Sirius, and Haga have been lost, according to Susan…
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Astronomers Capture Stunning Images of Star Birth Jets
Introduction to Star Formation in the Milky Way In a groundbreaking achievement, a team of Japanese astronomers has successfully captured clear images of jets and outflows from a young star, located an astonishing 26,000 light years away in the Milky Way. This remarkable discovery offers unprecedented insights into the complex processes of star formation. Understanding…
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Astronomers Capture Birth Jets of a Young Star 26,000 Light-Years Away
Unveiling Stellar Formation: A Breakthrough Discovery For the first time, astronomers have successfully captured clear images of jets and outflows emanating from a young star, located an astonishing 26,000 light-years away in the Milky Way. This remarkable achievement was made possible by a dedicated team of Japanese astronomers utilizing the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA),…
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Astronomers Capture Clear Images of Star’s Birth Jets
Astronomers Capture Star Formation Jets at 26,000 Light-Years In an astounding breakthrough, a team of Japanese astronomers has successfully captured clear images of the jets and outflows from a young star, located a staggering 26,000 light-years away in the Milky Way. This remarkable discovery was made possible through the powerful Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA),…