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ULLYSES, the largest Hubble program ever, collected information about almost 500 young stars over a three-year period. It aims to help researchers gain new insights about the stars’ formation, evolution, and impact on their surroundings: bit.ly/497YZMY 🔭 🧪
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check out the paper for much more discussion, including on what this multi-scale diagram teaches us about star formation and galaxy evolution.
...this cluster census is the product of years of technical work by a fabulous group of ppl that I'm incredibly lucky to be able to work with✨
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This plot: the galaxy main-sequence (star formation rate of a galaxy vs. its stellar mass)
Each blob = UBVI color-color distribution of 100-1000's of clusters in a single galaxy
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the cluster catalog is useful testing stellar population models, and for studies astrophysics. As (effectively) single-age populations, they have great utility as “clocks” for timing various phases of the star formation cycle. The catalog is available at archive.stsci.edu/hlsp/phangs
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the present-day cluster population has three distinct features in the UBVI diagram: a young cluster locus (blue), a middle-age plume (green), and a globular cluster clump (red).
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this is what the UBVI color-color diagram looks like with ~15,000 clusters from many nearby galaxies. Blue, young populations are at the top left. The BC03 track of a solar metallicity single-age population (SSP) is overlaid. As clusters age, they become redder and end up in the bottom right.
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Belated paper day... and first try at writing a 🧵 here!
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paper describing the largest census to-date of ~100,000 stellar clusters and associations from the PHANGS-HST imaging survey of 38 spiral galaxies
ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2024arXi...
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Tinsley’s work was foundational to the field of stellar populations, and she was a master of interpreting data in the haze of astronomical uncertainty. This plot is from a must-read for any student of the field, articles.adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1978ApJ...
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✨🔭🧪 I think hashtags work here now? #womenshistorymotnh #womeninSTEM
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a re-envisioned space telescope live! 🧪🔭✨
webbtelescope.org/contents/new...
spacetelescopelive.org
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#habitableworldsobservatory science and tech working groups leads will hold their next in-person meeting March 11-13. ✨🔭🧪
Community members are invited to join the meeting via WebEx Link to be posted at science.nasa.gov/astrophysics...
more info habitableworldsobservatory.org/resources-ev...
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Excited to be working with this fantastic group of people on science cases for "SuperHubble" aka the #habitableworldsobservatory as our science working groups begin to ramp up their work! ✨🔭 🧪
habitableworldsobservatory.org
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PHANGS-JWST imaging of nearby galaxies makes it to ABC evening news! ✨🔭
abcnews.go.com/WNT/video/na...
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Congratulations -- 100 HUGS here we come!!!
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NASA has selected UVEX as its newest Explorer mission! UVEX will explore the dynamic ultraviolet sky, discovering everything from low-mass galaxies to stellar explosions and mergers and more. Extremely excited and deeply proud to be a part of this team. Go UVEX! 🔭🛰️🧪 www.nasa.gov/news-release...
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fantastic video by Sophia Stuber of MPIA and the PHANGS team, based on the color composite of 19 galaxies by STScI - compares the optical emission from Hubble and infrared emission from JWST ✨🔭 youtu.be/KwqqVAAW9EI?...
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The JWST (infrared) & Hubble (ultraviolet and optical) split images put together by the @spacetelescope.bsky.social Office of Public Outreach are phenomenal.
Shows so clearly why we need both observatories working together. 18 more galaxy split images here 👇 🔭
webbtelescope.org/contents/med...
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We are live! 🔭
✨ PHANGS-JWST infrared imaging of 19 nearby galaxies
✨ ~100,000 PHANGS-HST star clusters and associations across 38 nearby galaxies
👉 data release archive.stsci.edu/hlsp/phangs
👉 press and image release webbtelescope.org/contents/new...
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STScI colleagues and I attended the National Space Council meeting in DC today. Vice President Harris led off the meeting with a focus on international cooperation in space endeavors.
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In collab with Travis Berger at MAST, we are also releasing a new data access page to make finding and downloading all the PHANGS Hubble and JWST data and science products much easier 🔭✨ archive.stsci.edu/hlsp/phangs 10am ET Mon Jan 29!
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Because I really can't wait for tomorrow, here are two galaxies of the 19, processed by me! 🔭
They probably won't look like this in the official release, but they really are superb and I *LOVE* to process data from that program! 🥰
📷1&2: NGC-1672 (NIRCam and MIRI)
📷2&3: NGC-2835 (NIRCam and MIRI)
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we are also releasing a new data access page to make finding and downloading all the PHANGS Hubble and JWST data much easier 🔭✨ archive.stsci.edu/hlsp/phangs
10am ET Mon Jan 29
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these are awesome! NGC1365 (lower right corner is esp tough because there is so much dust). we'll be releasing new versions of NGC1365 (and 18 other galaxies) on Monday at 11am ET if you are interesting in having a 👀 webbtelescope.org/contents/new...
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countdown to PHANGS image and data release on Mon Jan 29 10am ET 🔭
✨ ~100,000 star clusters and associations
✨ exquisite JWST infrared imaging of 19 nearby galaxies
watch this space 👉 webbtelescope.org/contents/new...
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Hey astronomers!
If you are a AAS member, you should have just gotten an action alert. PLEASE DO IT. Congress is negotiating federal spending levels RIGHT NOW for the coming year. JUST DO IT (and tell your friends/colleagues to do it!).
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apply for #habitableworldobservatory working group co-chair positions by Fri Jan 26 ✨ 🔭habitableworldsobservatory.org/about
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Deep Nebulas: From Seagull to California - ©
Alistair Symon
- Photo
- HD Photo
- About NASA Astronomy Picture Of the Day
#apod #science #astronomy #astrophotos #🔭
Maintained by @shinyakato.dev
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the Natural History Society of Maryland is hosting a zoom talk about JWST's first year of scientific discovery. the speaker is ESA's Maca Garcia Marin, Project Scientist for JWST at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore. Sign up here, and share! www.marylandnature.org/get-involved...
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Nature Astronomy accepted an article discussing JWST data of the extremely distant galaxy GN-z11, confirming it hosts an accreting black hole.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Preprint:
arxiv.org/pdf/2305.124...
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PR scheduled for week of Jan 29 - press contact is Christine Pulliam <cpulliam@stsci.edu> if you have questions.
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checking with our press office - stand by!
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PHANGS press release coming at the end of the month with JWST color composites for all ✨19 galaxies✨ in the first year of our survey, plus HST catalogs of ~100,000 star clusters and compact associations in 38 galaxies. Stay tuned!! 🔭
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JWST composite image of NGC 628. I think observations did not just catch up with simulations but overtook them by a lot...
Still seems to be qualitatively consistent with the star formation - feedback cycle that is reflected in the long depletion time...
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there is food and a starbucks directly across the street at marriott 859 Convention Center Blvd
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#blackerfriday soon to be #alexfriday!
final AAS for the famous namesake
✨congratulate brett on his retirement and alex on her new role if u spot them @ #aas243
brett, the astro community is grateful for your decades-long support of our Hubble & JWST proposals🔭
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👀 at this gorgeous display at #aas243 #habitableworldsobs✨ 🔭
help advance HWO by joining a working group!
list of groups here: smd-cms.nasa.gov/wp-content/u...
sign up here👉 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
at NASA booth Mon 5-6:30 to help answer your ?'s ✨ come say hi!
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