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This month we visit the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and Enceladus. We also look at the Athena code (pictured right), a multiply lensed supernova, a bright flare from a gamma ray burst and more...
This month we visit the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and Enceladus. We also look at the Athena code (pictured right), a multiply lensed supernova, a bright flare from a gamma ray burst and more...
Through the past 12 billion years of cosmic time, galaxies have been in a near-equilibrium state, with their star-formation rates, stellar masses and chemical abundances tightly connected. But, from JWST observations, it now seems that at earlier times galaxies deviated from this relation, owing to the inflow of pristine gas in the early Universe.