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To Make Measurements of Elusive Magnetic Fields

Could we directly observe the magnetic fields associated with certain types of solar activity?

Illustration of a reddened disk of matter surrounding a large black hole. A bright flash of white light lies in one region of the disk.

Exploding Stars in Black Hole Disks

Recent work explores whether we can detect the signatures of fiery explosions from dying stars in disks around supermassive black holes.

Illustration of a stellar binary in which a compact object surrounded by a disk is siphoning matter off of a large, reddish star.

Masquerade! Dwarf Nova Faces on Parade

We aren't seeing as many classical novae as we'd expect. Astrobites explores recent research checking whether they're masquerading as dwarf novae.

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Studying Near-Earth Asteroids with Radar

A new study explores how we can better examine nearby asteroids by bouncing radio light off of them.

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