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Quasars reveal the early universe moved slower than it does now

For the first time, scientists have peered back to the early days of the universe and found it moved five times slower than it does today.

New south walesGeraint lewisBrendon brewerAlbert einsteinUniversity of sydney school physicsSydney institute for astronomyUniversity of aucklandMilky waySydney instituteBig bang

A Death-Defying Planet That Shouldn t Exist Leaves Astronomers Totally Bewildered

Researchers believe the exoplanet was most likely part of a binary system similar to the fictional planet of Tatooine in Star Wars.

New south walesBaekdu tobias roetschUniversity of sydneyAustralian research council futureSchool of physicsSydney institute for astronomyExoplanet survey satelliteAustralian research council future fellowSydney instituteStar warsTim bedding

Mysterious zombie planet Halla seems to have survived the explosive death of its star How?

The Jupiter-sized exoplanet Halla has somehow survived the death of its star, and astronomers aren t sure how.

United statesNew south walesDaniel huberUrsae minorisSydney institute for astronomyUniversity of sydneySydney instituteKeck observatoryCanada france hawaii telescopeEither hallaStar warsTim bedding

Astronomers Discover Planet Defying Death

Astronomers Discover Planet Defying Death
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Mauna keaUnited statesNew south walesDan huberLittle bearUniversity of sydneyAustralian research councilExoplanet survey satelliteAustralian research council futureEuropean research councilUniversity of hawaiiSchool of physicsUs national science foundation graduate research fellowshipSwedish research councilAlfredp sloan foundationSydney institute for astronomy

Planet lives despite host red giant star violent transition

For the first time, astronomers have made the surprising discovery of a planet which has lived on despite its host star's violent transition to red giant.

New south walesUnited statesLittle bearExoplanet survey satelliteUniversity of hawaiiUniversity of sydneySydney institute for astronomyAustralian research council futureParkes telescopeLittle bearAustralian research council future fellowSydney instituteStar warsParker solar probe

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