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PJ Harvey announces ‘Voyager’, her first new music following the release of I Inside the Old Year Dying in 2023. Listen and watch the video, and pre-order the limited edition 7″ vinyl, exclusive to the PJH store.
Recorded with a full orchestra at Miraval Studios i...
[Astrobiology via PubMed] The ambiguity of the Viking lander life-detection experiments left microbiology and microbial ecology out of space missions for 50 years. However, this was largely because the scientific process inherent in the search for life was misunderstood by a space exploration community that wanted clear-cut answers.
Since Vikin...
[astro-ph.EP] The upcoming launch of the PLATO mission will open a new area of exoplanetary research by probing transiting exoplanets at long orbital periods around bright stars.
These planets will be amenable to follow-up observations, especially with the ESO telescopes as the first PLATO field is in the southern sky.
In this paper w...
[astro-ph.EP] Interstellar water (H2O) ice exhibits significantly varied profiles over its spectral features with temperature and thermal history.
No previous radiative transfer model of a protoplanetary disk has fully accounted for these effects over 3 – 200μm simultaneously. A radiative transfer model with region-based distribution of ices an...
[astro-ph.EP] Hot Neptunes are close-in exoplanets that occupy a sparsely populated region of parameter space known as the “hot-Neptune desert”.
Their presence in this extreme environment is puzzling as it implies a complex history involving intense stellar radiation, atmospheric loss, and unique migration patterns, different from Neptunes at l...