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AAS Journal Author Series: Aldana Grichener on 2025ApJS..279...49G

Aldana Grichener (University of Arizona) chats about her article on neural networks applied to nuclear reaction networks.

Ah. Now I get it. I think you reversed the intent of my post. I was comparing the clueless 1/4 with the percentage that vote R.

I think my late father-in-law might have voted Republican once. I’m not really sure. Anyhow, my recollection is that estimates of the R share of the Jewish vote is highly uncertain but generally has an upper bound of 30%. This article says about 3/4 think that the R stance is fake. Ergo..

For comparison, this is slightly less than the percentage that tend to vote Republican.

Physics Insight

I know so many authors like this.
xkcd.com/3154/

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AAS Journal Author Series: Jirong Mao on 2025ApJ...990...12M

Jirong Mao (Yunnan Observatories) chats about his article on the emergence of shocks in low-angular-momentum accretion flow around black holes.

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Yujie Lian (Beijing Normal University) and Zhichen Pan (Chinese Academy of Sciences) chat about their article on pulsar discoveries in globular clusters.

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AAS Journal Author Series: Naila Martinez on 2025RNAAS...9..173P

Naila Martinez (Universidad de Buenos Aires) chats about her article on Sulfur in star forming clouds.🔭

A difficult but absolutely vital decision. Respect.

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AAS Journal Author Series: Anicia Arredondo on 2025PSJ.....6..195A

Anicia Arredondo (Southwest Research Institute) chats about her article on the near Earth asteroid (142) Polana.

Child Long COVID Risk Doubles After Second Infection Children and adolescents were twice as likely to experience long COVID after catching COVID for the second time.

I hope people will repost this
Please
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Kids are suffering

They honestly believe that the way to accelerate science is to create a super intelligent AI, by any means necessary. Human scientists, except for those working on this, are unnecessary.

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AAS Journal Author Series: Ke-Jung (Ken) Chen on 2025ApJ...988L..67C

Ken Chen (Academia Sinica) chats about his article on the first star-forming clouds.

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AAS Journal Author Series: Daniel Bamberger on 2025RNAAS...9..174B

Daniel Bamberger (Northolt Branch Observatories) chats about his article on a centaur in an orbital resonance with Uranus.

a stuffed white cat is sitting on a box with its legs crossed . Alt: a stuffed white cat is sitting on a box with its legs crossed looking baffled.

I will check with IoP.

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AAS Journal Author Series: Ruella Ordinaria on 2025RNAAS...9..175O

Ruella Ordinaria (York University) chats about her research note on the Europa Clipper mission.

I was going to add something here, but there’s an eloquent speech by AOC which is on point and much better than anything I could write.

Speaking ill of the dead is rude, and usually pointless. It causes pain to their families and arrives too late for them to improve their behavior. However, when people insist on deifying someone who, when alive, was a terrible person, I’m willing to make an exception.

Tbf he retired, which was a necessary step towards solving some important problems.

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AAS Journal Author Series: Richard Zeebe and David Hernandez on 2025AJ....170...71Z

Richard Zeebe (University of Hawaii at Manoa) and David Hernandez (Yale University) chat about their article on stellar flybys of the solar system and their (lack of) effect on the Earth.

YouTube video by AAS AAS Journal Author Series: Steve Howell on 2025ApJ...988L..47H

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AAS Journal Author Series: Steve Howell on 2025ApJ...988L..47H

Steve Howell (NASA Ames Research Center) chats about his article on the tentative detection of a companion to Betelgeuse.

Here are some things that Charlie Kirk said in his life.

The man is dead, and so it only seems fair to share his legacy by cataloguing the values he spread while alive.

Tbh not all your friends.

YouTube video by AAS AAS Journal Author Series: Abril Sahade on 2025ApJ...986L...5S

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AAS Journal Author Series: Abril Sahade on 2025ApJ...986L...5S

Abril Sahade (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center) chats about her article on a new form of solar eruptions.

Money isn’t nothing.

Sorry. That should be Rahmanifard. I thought I corrected the typo in the original, but there it is again.

YouTube video by AAS AAS Journal Author Series: Fatemeh Rahmanifar and Hafeez Islam on 2025ApJS..279....2R

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AAS Journal Author Series: Fatemeh Rahmanifard and Hafeez Islam on 2025ApJS..279....2R

Fatemeh Rahmanifar and Hafijul Islam (University of New Hampshire) chat about their article on the interaction between the interstellar medium and the solar wind over a full solar cycle.

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Juan Ignacio Espinoza-Retamal (Universidad Católica de Chile) chats about his article on exoplanet spin-orbit alignments.

I can't be the only one who thinks that the loss of unitarity in the presence of an event horizon is basically the same problem as wave function collapse. In fact, I think that must be the MWH position.

There were a group at the top of the escalator at North Farragut saying hi to the morning commuters. Seemed really friendly. I snarled.