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Looking inside a rapidly oscillating Ap star.The diversity of physical phenomena taking place in their outer layers, makes roAp stars ideal testbeds to the modelling of stellar physics. Credit: Victoria Antoci (Stellar Astrophysics Centre, Aarhus University)

03.06.2019 | Medarbejdere, Studerende, Offentligheden / Pressen

Fastest known roAp pulsator in recent MNRAS paper

SAC's Victoria Antoci is coauthor of a recent paper on the first observations by TESS of Ap stars; some of them rapidly oscillating roAp pulsators.

06.05.2019 | Medarbejdere, Offentligheden / Pressen, Studerende

Satellite design workshop

Help design small satellite missions for exobiological studies

Googlemaps image of the Mount Kent Observatory - home of the next SONG node

18.04.2019 | Offentligheden / Pressen, Medarbejdere, Studerende

The next SONG-telescope hits the news in Australia

SONG-manager Mads Fredslund Andersen was interviewed for one of the top Australian media and here is the fine result.

14.04.2019 | Medarbejdere, Offentligheden / Pressen, Studerende

Victor Silva Aguirre appointed associated professor at the Departmend of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus

The study of Galactic Archaeology to be continued.

Solar cycles 22-24. Image: NASA/Marshall SFC

08.04.2019 | Medarbejdere, Offentligheden / Pressen, Studerende

The Old Discussion that Never Dies

New paper by Stergios Misios, Christoffer Karoff and Mads Faurschou Knudsen et al. in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows correllation between the Solar Cycle and weather in the Pacific.

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