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Fresnel diffraction imaging of surface nanostructure using coherent resonant X-ray scattering
L. Burgard, C. Neupane, A. Balodhi +9
We investigated surface nanostructures on an antiferromagnet MnBiTe using a novel imaging technique, direct (real)-space and real time coherent X-ray imaging (direct-CXI).…
Evidence for the First Globular Cluster Stellar Stream beyond the Milky Way
Julie Kiel Holm, Sarah Pearson, Jacob Nibauer +5
The dark matter content of ultra-diffuse galaxies is the subject of considerable debate. Stellar streams, which form when a host galaxy tidally strips stars from an orbiting stella…
Extending asteroseismic magnetometry across the diverse landscape of magnetic structures
Nicholas Z. Rui, J. M. Joel Ong, Armand Leclerc +5
Magnetic fields have now been asteroseismically measured in the cores of many red giants. However, most interpretations of these measurements assume that the magnetic field is far…
Aerosols and hydrocarbons in the atmosphere of a white dwarf planet
Ryan J. MacDonald, Christopher E. O'Connor, Victoria A. Boehm +15
Most stars, including our Sun, will one day evolve into red giants and, subsequently, white dwarfs. Several planet candidates have recently been identified orbiting white dwarfs, d…
Rethinking the green power grid for stability, not just for climate
Yiming Wang, Arthur N. Montanari, Adilson E. Motter
The 2025 Iberian blackout has renewed concerns about the resilience of power grids with high shares of renewable generation. This commentary argues that renewable generation can no…
Why AI Slop Matters, but Not Like That
Sachita Nishal, Marijn Sax, Kimon Kieslich
This is a response to the paper ''Why Slop Matters''. By offering both immanent and external critique, we argue that the authors' reasoning neglects the socio-technical context of…