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More than a night under the stars, come along to Mt Stromlo Observatory and discover stories of Australian science, people, and our shared connection to the skies through projections and installations created by students from the ANU School of Art and Design.
More than a night under the stars, come along to Mt Stromlo Observatory and discover stories of Australian science, people, and our shared connection to the skies through projections and installations created by students from the ANU School of Art and Design.
A Transformative era for galaxy dynamics at high redshift: insights from ALMA and JWST.
Looking at the ways two synergistic telescopes - ALMA in the submillimeter and JWST in the infrared - are changing our view of where and how dust is produced in early massive galaxies, and what happens to it after they become quiescent.
The Milky Way’s Past, Present, and Future through an Extragalactic Lens.
Once thought to be clumpy, turbulent systems, high-redshift galaxies are now revealed by the James Webb Space Telescope to host spiral arms, bars, and even thick and thin disks. These discoveries raise fundamental questions about how disk galaxies assemble, how quickly they settle into ordered rotation, and what physical processes shape their long-term evolution.
4HS: Uniform, Wide-area Spectroscopy for Low-z Galaxies Across the Southern Hemisphere.