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13:30 Calk Talk by Desika Narayanan
Calk Talk by Desika Narayanan
Feb 19 @ 13:30 – 14:00
Topic: The buildup of the first dust at z>6 Abstract: A combination of JWST and ALMA observations have effectively set boundary conditions on when the Universe goes from dust free[...]
16:15 Niels Bohr Lecture by Desika Nar...
Niels Bohr Lecture by Desika Nar...
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Topic: A Universe of Dusty Galaxies Abstract: The most incredible bursts of star formation in galaxies occur during the Universe’s infancy, and are enshrouded in cocoons of giant clouds of obscuring[...]
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10:30 DAWN journal club
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  • ALMA opdager roterende babygalakse ved hjælp af naturligt, kosmisk teleskop

    Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, DAWNers and collaborators found a rotating baby galaxy 1/100th the size of the Milky Way at a time when the Universe was only 7% of its present age. Assisted by the “gravitational lens effect”, the team was able to explore for the first time the nature of small and dark “normal galaxies” in the early Universe, representative of the main population of the first galaxies.

     
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  • ALMA Discovers Rotating Infant Galaxy with Help of Natural Cosmic Telescope

    Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, DAWNers and collaborators found a rotating baby galaxy 1/100th the size of the Milky Way at a time when the Universe was only 7% of its present age. Assisted by the “gravitational lens effect”, the team was able to explore for the first time the nature of small and dark “normal galaxies” in the early Universe, representative of the main population of the first galaxies.

     
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  • Highest detail yet observations of distant galaxy

    Image credit: Seiji Fujimoto. Massive matter — such as clusters of galaxies — distort and magnify light from distant galaxies behind them through gravitational lensing. This can make faint galaxies […]

     
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