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Radio | saul aryeh kohn
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Searching for Primordial Structure. X-rays from galaxy clusters. My PhD work is based on measurements of, or at least limits on, the radio emission from neutral hydrogen in the Era of Reionization (EoR). This is when the first stars were forming, and the Universe was not yet full of galaxies — instead there were primordial hydrogen clouds making up much of space. I work as part of the PAPER/HERA. A lot of things on the go. I am:. Searching for supernova remnants in the southern galactic plane. Engaging w...
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HERA Archives - newsletter
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The Square Kilometre Array. Exploring the Universe with the world's largest radio telescope. The Square Kilometre Array On Twitter. The Square Kilometre Array On Facebook. The History Of The SKA Project. Founding Board Of The SKA. Past Committees And Working Groups. Assembly, Integration & Verification. Infrastructure AUS And SA. Signal And Data Transport. Wideband Single Pixel Feeds. Work Package Consortium Agreement Clarifications. SKA/AWS Call For Proposals For AstroCompute In The Cloud. Galaxy Evolut...
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The Universe, in Theory: August 2012
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The Universe, in Theory. I'm a theoretical astrophysicist. I'm pretty sure most of this stuff is true. Friday, August 31, 2012. The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Cosmos. This post is adapted from a longer, more rambling, and somewhat more technical post I wrote for a group blog, here. There have been a few truly transitional moments in the history of the Universe in which something fundamental about the cosmic environment changed. Some of these - the beginning and end of cosmic inflation. Timeline of the Uni...
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jmonkiew | ASU Explorers
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Posts from around the world, and points beyond. ASU researchers and robots travel the globe - and venture to other worlds - to explore the unknown. This blog is a record of our journeys. Learn more about Arizona State University. And the School of Earth and Space Exploration. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 172 other followers. Follow us on Facebook. Follow us on Facebook. Updates from jmonkiew Toggle Comment Threads.
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News | Computational Cosmology at Georgia Tech
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Computational Cosmology at Georgia Tech. The first stars: formation and feedback. Dwarf galaxy formation and evolution. Black hole growth in the early universe. New Paper: X-ray Binaries during Reionization. Last week, we published a paper. Led by Arpan Das. At the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, Italy, on high mass X-ray binaries and their impact on the 21-cm signal during cosmic reionization. Here we used the “Birth of a Galaxy” simulations. New Paper: Mocking the First Galaxies for JWST. Launches in...
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The Universe, in Theory: The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Cosmos
http://astrokatie.blogspot.com/2012/08/the-long-dark-tea-time-of-cosmos.html
The Universe, in Theory. I'm a theoretical astrophysicist. I'm pretty sure most of this stuff is true. Friday, August 31, 2012. The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Cosmos. This post is adapted from a longer, more rambling, and somewhat more technical post I wrote for a group blog, here. There have been a few truly transitional moments in the history of the Universe in which something fundamental about the cosmic environment changed. Some of these - the beginning and end of cosmic inflation. Timeline of the Uni...
