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Very High Precision Astrometry for Exoplanets and Dark Matter with the Habitable Worlds Observatory
Fabien Malbet, J. Amiaux, F. Ardellier-Desages +19
Astrometry, one of the oldest branches of astronomy, has been revolutionized by missions like Hipparcos and especially Gaia, which mapped billions of stars with extraordinary preci…
Roman CCS White Paper: Characterizing the Galactic population of isolated black holes
Casey Y. Lam, Natasha Abrams, Jeff Andrews +34
Although there are estimated to be 100 million isolated black holes (BHs) in the Milky Way, only one has been found so far, resulting in significant uncertainty about their propert…
R2-D2: Roman and Rubin -- From Data to Discovery
Suvi Gezari, Misty Bentz, Kishalay De +28
The NASA Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope (Roman) and the Vera C. Rubin Observatory Legacy Survey of Space and Time (Rubin), will transform our view of the wide-field sky, with si…
The Case for Probe-class NASA Astrophysics Missions
Martin Elvis, Jon Arenberg, David Ballantyne +45
Astrophysics spans an enormous range of questions on scales from individual planets to the entire cosmos. To address the richness of 21st century astrophysics requires a correspond…
Unproceedings of the Fourth .Astronomy Conference (.Astronomy 4), Heidelberg, Germany, July 9-11 2012
Robert J. Simpson, Chris Lintott, Amanda Bauer +9
The goal of the .Astronomy conference series is to bring together astronomers, educators, developers and others interested in using the Internet as a medium for astronomy. Attendan…