Pages Navigation Menu

​​Nearby star could help explain why our sun didn’t have sunspots for 70 years

Posted on Mar 23, 2022 in Featured, Our Solar System, Star Properties | 0 comments

CEHW undergrad alumna Anna Baum and Prof. Jason Wright identified a nearby star whose sunspot cycles appear to have stopped. Read more in...

Read More

Target Prioritization for the NEID Earth Twin Survey

Posted on Feb 12, 2021 in Exoplanet & Brown Dwarf Surveys, Publications, Research, Star Properties | 0 comments

The NEID Earth Twin Survey The NEID spectrograph, designed and built by a team led by CEHW Professor Suvrath Mahadevan, was installed at...

Read More

Controversial Clues of Two ‘Goldilocks Planets’ That Might Support Life are Proven False

Posted on Jul 3, 2014 in Exoplanet & Brown Dwarf Surveys, Life Beyond Earth & Astrobiology, Research, Star Properties | 0 comments

Read more in the Penn State press release. And listen to Paul Robertson on Big Picture Science from the SETI...

Read More

Hungry Red Giant: First evidence discovered of a planet’s destruction by its star.

Posted on Oct 17, 2012 in Research, Star & Planet Formation, Star Properties | 0 comments

An aging star polluted with lithium. A massive planet with a highly elliptical orbit. To an international team of astronomers, these add...

Read More

Nearby stars may aid in studies of Sun, search for Earth-like planets

Posted on Jun 22, 2012 in Exoplanet & Brown Dwarf Surveys, Research, Star Properties | 0 comments

A loose group of stars that has been known for more than 180 years but never before studied in detail has been revealed to be an important...

Read More

Mysterious planet-like object reveals its surprising identity

Posted on Apr 7, 2010 in Exoplanet & Brown Dwarf Surveys, Planet-forming & Debris Disks, Research, Star Properties | 0 comments

A mysterious planet-like object orbiting a not-quite-starlike “brown dwarf” is the most recent enigma discovered by...

Read More
Skip to toolbar