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These supernovas are whipping up a storm, contributing to cosmic life and death

Astronomers have observed a so-called standard candle supernova generating clouds of cosmic dust, bringing us a step closer to understanding the life and death cycle of stars.

Milky wayMagallanesy antáica chilenaUnited statesLifan wangRandy howellLingzhi wangChinese academy of sciences south america centerTexasam universitySpace telescopeChinese academySciences south america centerJames webb space telescopeWebb telescopeCumbres observatoryNeutron starCosmic dust

These supernovas are whipping up a storm, contributing to cosmic life and death

Astronomers have observed a so-called standard candle supernova generating clouds of cosmic dust, bringing us a step closer to understanding the life and death cycle of stars.

Milky wayMagallanesy antáica chilenaUnited statesLingzhi wangRandy howellLifan wangChinese academy of sciences south america centerTexasam universitySpace telescopeChinese academySciences south america centerJames webb space telescopeWebb telescopeCumbres observatory

Texas A&M Astronomer Part of Team That Discovered A New Source Of Star Dust

The nature of cosmic dust has long been a mystery, but astronomers have identified the source of a lot of dust previously unaccounted for.

United statesMilky wayMagallanesy antáica chilenaSanta barbaraLifan wangRandy howellLingzhi wangCynthia woods mitchell institute for fundamental physicsTexasam universityChinese academy of sciences south america centerUniversity of californiaTexasam department of physicsCynthia woods mitchell instituteFundamental physicsSpace telescopeLas cumbres observatory

Were more galaxies born earlier than we thought?

A new finding moves astronomers one step closer to finding out when galaxies first appeared in the universe.

United statesEdwin hubbleHaojing yanUniversity of missouriUniversity of massachusettsNational astronomical observatories of chinaChinese academy of sciences south america centerBig bangWebb space telescopeEarly releaseMilky waySpace telescopeAstrophysical journalChinese academySciences south america centerNational astronomical observatories

Galaxies from a few hundred million years after the Big Bang found

MU astronomy professor Haojing Yan led a team that discovered early galaxies using images from the James Webb Space Telescope.

United statesJames webbHaojing yanUniversity of missouriUniversity of massachusettsNational astronomical observatories of chinaAmerican astronomical societyChinese academy of sciences south america centerWebb spaceJames webb spaceBig bangJames webb space telescopeMilky wayAmerican astronomicalAstrophysical journal lettersChinese academy

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