Joshua Schlieder: Feet on the Ground, Head in the Stars
Goddard astrophysicist Dr. Joshua Schlieder supports NASA's Roman Space Telescope and Swift Observatory with creativity, community, and curiosity.
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Goddard astrophysicist Dr. Joshua Schlieder supports NASA's Roman Space Telescope and Swift Observatory with creativity, community, and curiosity.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has detected an extremely rare and bright explosion that has produced a heavy element called tellurium.
The Swift Observatory caught a new phenomenon: a black hole snacking on a star -- not totally destroying it, but pulling off material and nibbling away at it.
A new data-handling method found this Sun-like star being consumed by a 200,000 solar mass supermassive black hole (SMBH.)
The black hole devoured an equivalent of three Earth masses during its nine observed bites of the star over several months in 2022.