The #FarBeyondTheSun Campaing reaches new heights with @NASAHubble @spacetelelive @HubbleTelescope! @cosmodrake @AmazoGEM @cecigarraffo @onlygaitee @SofiaMoschou @saoastro @CenterForAstro #HST25

For the non-believers: arxiv.org/abs/2604.16156

Mars-like worlds near M-dwarfs may lose air in millions of years share.google/ulZxLYr5enIFmQi…

Atmospheric Escape Rates from Mars - If it Orbited an Old M-Dwarf Star astrobiology.com/2026/03/atm… #astrobiology #Mars

Dear #AAS247 Attendees and Exoplanet/Star/SpaceWeather Fans, there will be a fabulous Exospace Weather Splinter Session on Wednesday afternoon. Check it out! lauraamaral.github.io/Exospa…

The final report for the 2023 KISS study program "Blazing Paths Observing Stellar and Exoplanet Particle Environments" was recently published. To read the report and for more information, visit: Final Report: kiss.caltech.edu/final_repor… Study Program: kiss.caltech.edu/programs.ht…

When a star belches, it can be a nearby planet’s last breath. Astronomers report the detection of a coronal mass ejection from a nearby star—the first time one of these burps of ionized plasma has been seen around a star other than the Sun. scim.ag/4i1VcXI

"Catching Magnetic Butterflies 🦋" A nice summary blog from @ESO on our most recent #FarBeyondTheSun Campaign paper. eso.org/public/blog/magnetic…

Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam: A Look into the Heartbeat of a Star aip.de/en/news/heartbeat-of-…

First Light for 4MOST - what an experience! Paranal Observatory is already a magic place on its own right - but getting a new facility on sky ... that's hard to top! aip.de/en/news/4most-first-l…

Far beyond the Sun - the magnetic cycle of iota Horologii: arxiv.org/abs/2510.03146 -> A look into the heartbeat of a star: aip.de/en/news/heartbeat-of-…

A look into the heartbeat of a star Scientists at the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) have uncovered the intricate magnetic heartbeat of a distant star remarkably similar to our own Sun—but much younger and more active. This groundbrea nachrichten.idw-online.de/20…

Its been a while since I post on this site but today seems like a good day, as the third paper of our "Far Beyond the Sun" campaign has been chosen for a Press Release from the @AIP_Potsdam #PaperDay aip.de/news/heartbeat-of-a-s…

Far beyond the Sun: III. The magnetic cycle of $\boldsymbol\iota$ Horologii. arxiv.org/abs/2510.03146

It seems so many people like SF4, SFV and SF6. It would be so cool if Capcom created an eco system that included a pro tour for each game. Simply forcing people that don't like SF6 into an SF6 box is a wasted financial opportunity when you already have a product that those people like. Its also counter-productive to have thousands of people all insulting each other's favourite version of the game, we can easily all have a place here without feeling left out or neglected. Run an offline pro tour on SF3, SF4, SF5 and SF6 all with the same prize pools, then the publisher would also get to see what people want to play and why, which would help them develop further iterations in the future. (Or modify this idea to something that works, but lets not act like more cannot be done here). Playing without publisher support when another game has a thriving pro tour and a huge prize pool is not motivating. At the end of the day, people cant help when they were born and punishing SF3/SF4/SF5 fans that missed the wave is kinda unfair. If the Saudi Arabia powers that be will offer more financial opportunity, then it would be great if other SF titles could be supported by pro tours also, so that everyone gets to be a part of something big on their favourite game. Moments like Hayao vs Frankie3s can never happen if we abandon old games every time a new one drops. There's room to have presence on all of these games year round, not just at EVO and one or two majors. People truly love these games, opening the door to more also means more jobs for people too, more chance for new faces to come through, more chance for people to rise up and develop themselves through opportunity and experience. SNK has managed to simultaneously run a pro tour for KOF, Samurai Showdown AND Fatal Fury: COTW, so if SNK can make that work then other publishers can too. I'm not saying any of this is easy, but since did we only do what was easy?

Most researchers have nothing on Larry Richardson. Racking up more than 130 citations in 4 years, he seemed like a scientific superstar in the making. Except the studies were gibberish—and Larry is a cat. This “exercise in absurdity” is an eye-opening look at byzantine world of scientific rank, and just how easy it is to manipulate. scim.ag/46HmdMu #InternationalCatDay

Menos de un mes para que comience el #IAUS400 Solar and Stellar Multi-Scale Activity en #Medellín #Colombia Aun hay tiempo para inscribirse !!! astronomiaoan.github.io/iaus…

Get to know the amazing invited speakers joining us at #IAUS400 astronomiaoan.github.io/iaus…

📷 ESO analysis confirms the INNA project would have a devastating & irreversible impact on the Paranal Observatory facilities. The increase in light pollution, air turbulence, vibrations & dust would degrade conditions for astronomical observations eso.org/public/news/eso2506/…

Abstract Submission is now open !!! #IAUS400 in #Colombia astronomiaoan.github.io/iaus…

Last days to submit your abstract for the #IAUS400 in #Colombia. The deadline is on February 10th, hurry up!!!