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A near-infrared stellar atlas of the Galactic plane from the VVVX survey
Javier Alonso-García, Maren Hempel, Roberto K. Saito +12
The VISTA Variables in the Via Lactea eXtended (VVVX) ESO public survey observed the Galactic plane and the outer Galactic bulge in the near-infrared to mitigate the effects of ext…
Ancient relic moderately metal-rich bulge cluster Tonantzintla 2
Sergio Ortolani, Stefano O. Souza, Domenico Nardiello +6
The assembly history of the Galactic bulge is intimately tied to the formation of the proto-Milky Way, yet reconstructing this early phase is difficult because mergers and secular…
Optimal and Unbiased Fluxes from Up-the-Ramp Detectors under Variable Illumination
Bowen Li, Kevin A. McKinnon, Andrew K. Saydjari +6
Near-infrared (NIR) detectors -- which use non-destructive readouts to measure time-series counts-per-pixel -- play a crucial role in modern astrophysics. Standard NIR flux extract…
Exploring stellar activity in a sample of active M dwarfs
A. S. Rajpurohit, V. Kumar, K. Srivastava Mudit +3
Most M dwarfs show higher chromospheric activity, often exceeding solar levels. Characterizing stellar activity is essential, particularly since these stars are prime targets in th…
An SDSS-V 3D Tomographic Na I Map of the ISM: An Initial Study Towards the Smith Cloud
Timothy McQuaid, Joseph N. Burchett, Kate H. R. Rubin +7
High velocity clouds supply the Milky Way with gas that sustains star formation over cosmic timescales. Precise distance measurements are therefore essential to quantify their mass…
A nearly pristine star from the Large Magellanic Cloud
Alexander P. Ji, Vedant Chandra, Selenna Mejias-Torres +28
The first stars formed out of pristine gas, causing them to be so massive that none are expected to have survived until today. If their direct descendants were sufficiently low-mas…