jerseyhawaii.bsky.social
Astronomer, no longer in the desert (visits only now), back east again but still studying galactic trainwrecks, breaking different 'scopes, and finding supermassive black holes. I'm half Scotty, half Spock, and half something else.
👤 Joined on 30 December 2023
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I remember when the BICEP-2 results came out and physicists were celebrating the detection of primordial grav waves. I said to a physicist "but are we really sure the Milky Way dust correction is legit" and he immediately started yelling at me that astronomers were just jealous of the result.
Show PostAhh, I'm seeing a lot of particle physicists riding into astronomy research, ready fix our field and solve all our science questions for us. I mean, how hard can astronomy be, right? Welcome in, dear.
Show PostMostly people are good about citing data properly, but I've seen a growing number of cases where people seem to just think of observatory data archives as separate from the people who did the hard work of getting the observations in the first place. Let's support each other's efforts, people! 6/6
Show PostThe winner of the 2025 Doctoral Dissertation Award is Dr. Emma Schwartzman for her thesis on “A Multi-Frequency Radio Study of Dual Active Galactic Nuclei and Galaxy Cluster Mergers." Congratulations Emma! 🎉🏆🔭 aas.org/posts/news/2...
Show PostI do always smile when I look at my older papers and sometimes stumble across silly footnotes that I managed to get into print...
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