#Astrophysics

Articles (7)

• 🇺🇸 Discovery of Bimodal Drift Rate Structure in FRB 20240114A: Evidence for Dual Emission Regions — 20/03/2026 [USA]

  arXiv:2603.18109v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: We report the discovery of bimodal structure in the drift rate distribution of upward-drifting burst clusters from the hyperactive repeating fast rad...

  Related: #Radio Astronomy, #Cosmic Phenomena
• 🇺🇸 The Crab Pulsar's Puzzling Emissions Finally Explained. — 19/03/2026 [USA]

  Pulsars are rapidly rotating neutron stars. The Crab Pulsar, an often studied supernova remnant, is known for its unusual radio emission patterns. New researchs says it's because of a "tug-of-war" bet...

  Related: #Pulsar Research
• 🇺🇸 The Universe's Most Powerful Particle Accelerators Were Here All Along — 14/03/2026 [USA]

  Every planet with a magnetic field has a radiation belt, a region of space where charged particles get trapped and flung around at extraordinary speeds. Earth has two of them, and they've been puzzlin...

  Related: #Particle Physics
• 🇺🇸 Only A Supercomputer Can Understand the Extremely Energetic Chaos of a Neutron Star Merger — 12/03/2026 [USA]

  A neutron star merger is an extraordinary event. It features extremely powerful, chaotic magnetic fields that generate extremely energetic photons. Supercomputer simulations show that the extreme gamm...

  Related: #Computational Science
• 🇺🇸 The Most Energetic Ghost Particle Ever Seen — 12/03/2026 [USA]

  Three years ago, a detector sitting on the floor of the Mediterranean Sea recorded a single subatomic particle carrying more energy than anything of its kind ever seen before. Where it came from has b...

  Related: #Particle Detection
• 🇺🇸 The Sun Has a Heartbeat — 10/03/2026 [USA]

  For forty years, a network of telescopes has been listening to the Sun hum and scientists have finally decoded what those sounds reveal about our star's hidden interior. A new study from the Universit...

  Related: #Solar Activity
• 🇺🇸 Illinois and UChicago Physicists Develop a New Method for Measuring Cosmic Expansion — 05/03/2026 [USA]

  A team of astrophysicists, cosmologists, and physicists has developed a novel way to compute the Hubble constant using gravitational waves. As our capability to observe gravitational waves improves in...

  Related: #Cosmology, #Scientific Innovation