A signal like none before, hungry galaxies grow fat on the flesh of their neighbors, and rotating galaxies galore
Rocket Roundup for April 22, 2020
Hubble Observes Aftermath of Massive Collision, New research may help solve the question of how our atmosphere was formed, and MESSENGER data demonstrates Venus’ atmosphere isn’t uniformly mixed
Crew Dragon to be crewed May 27, impacts on asteroids make regolith, Comet Borisov lends insights, and the California Nebula gloriously ends Spitzer Mission
Cheops will bring many exciting discoveries, researchers at University of Geneva discover a six-planets system, and interview with Emily Levesque about Betelgeuse
Researchers learn about the central spherical component in spiral galaxies, Comet Atlas has fragmented into pieces, and talking Mercury with Deborah Domingue Lorin and Jeffrey Kargel from PSI
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