Not exact matches
Last summer, a
team of astronomers tried three times to
catch the tiny shadow
of a distant world as it raced across our planet, like a tiny eclipse, at 60,000 mph.
And when matter ejected from the second explosion
caught up with the debris from the first, the resulting collision produced an extremely bright flash, which is what
astronomers observed with SN 2006gy, the
team reports in the 15 November issue
of Nature.
Hurt, a visualization scientist and
astronomer, and Pyle, a multimedia producer,
teamed up to create a suite
of images and videos
of the TRAPPIST - 1 system that are both eye -
catching and scientifically plausible.
An international
team of astronomers has
caught a star in the act
of devouring one
of its planets.