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You are using a browser version with limited support for CSS. To obtain\n> the best experience, we recommend you use a more up to date browser (or turn off compatibility mode in\n> Internet Explorer). In the meantime, to ensure continued support, we are displaying the site without styles\n> and JavaScript.\n> Advertisement\n> * [View all journals](https://www.nature.com/siteindex)\n> * Search\n> * Content Explore content\n> * About the journal\n> * Publish with us\n> * [Sign up for alerts](https://journal-alerts.springernature.com/subscribe?journal_id=41550)\n> * [RSS feed](https://www.nature.com/natastron.rss)\n> 1. nature\n> 2. nature astronomy\n> 3. browse articles\n> \n> ...\n> \n> # Browse Articles\n> ## Explore content\n> * Research articles\n> * Reviews & Analysis\n> * News & Comment\n> * Videos\n> * Current issue\n> * Collections\n> * [Follow us on X](https://twitter.com/NatureAstronomy)\n> * [Sign up for alerts](https://journal-alerts.springernature.com/subscribe?journal_id=41550)\n> * [RSS feed](https://www.nature.com/natastron.rss)\n> \n> ...\n> \n> ## Search\n> ### Quick links\n> * Explore articles by subject\n> * Find a job\n> * Guide to authors\n> * Editorial policies\n> Nature Astronomy ( _Nat Astron_ )\n> ISSN 2397-3366 (online)\n> \n> 3. [Aims & Scope | Nature Astronomy](https://www.nature.com/natastron/aims)\n> # Aims & Scope\n> ## Aims\n> Astronomy is arguably the oldest science, and has featured strongly throughout the history of _Nature_ â the first quasar, the first exoplanet, the nature of spiral nebulae, to name but a few of the advances reported in its pages. The launch of _Nature Astronomy_ now enables much expanded coverage of the modern discipline: the journal welcomes research across astronomy, astrophysics and planetary science, with the aim of fostering closer interaction between the researchers in each of these areas.\n> Like all Nature-branded journals, _Nature Astronomy_ is characterized by a dedicated team of professional editors, a fair and rigorous peer-review process, high standards of copy-editing and production, swift publication and editorial independence.\n> In addition to publishing original research, _Nature Astronomy_ publishes Comments, Reviews, News and Views, Features and Correspondence from across the full range of disciplines concerned with astronomy, as well as from a full range of voices.\n> \n> ...\n> \n> ## Search\n> ### Quick links\n> * Explore articles by subject\n> * Find a job\n> * Guide to authors\n> * Editorial policies\n> Nature Astronomy ( _Nat Astron_ )\n> ISSN 2397-3366 (online)\n> \n> 4. 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You can help Wikipedia by [adding missing information](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Frosty_Drew_Observatory&action=edit) . |\n> * v\n> * t\n> * e\n> \n> 6. 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[Journal Information | Nature Astronomy](https://www.nature.com/natastron/journal-information)\n> # Journal Information\n> _Nature Astronomy_ publishes research, reviews and commentary at the **cutting edge of astronomy, astrophysics and planetary science** . Aiming to promote closer interaction between **diverse astronomy-relevant disciplines** , we consult widely with researchers at **all stages of their careers** , and more than one third of our commissioned authors are women.\n> \n> ## [Contact](https://www.nature.com/natastron/about/contact)\n> **Why publish in _Nature Astronomy?_**\n> \n> ...\n> \n> ## Search\n> ### Quick links\n> * Explore articles by subject\n> * Find a job\n> * Guide to authors\n> * Editorial policies\n> Nature Astronomy ( _Nat Astron_ )\n> ISSN 2397-3366 (online)\n> \n> 8. [\n> Articles in 2026\n> | Nature Astronomy](https://www.nature.com/natastron/articles?type=article&year=2026)\n> Thank you for visiting nature.com. You are using a browser version with limited support for CSS. To obtain\n> the best experience, we recommend you use a more up to date browser (or turn off compatibility mode in\n> Internet Explorer). In the meantime, to ensure continued support, we are displaying the site without styles\n> and JavaScript.\n> Advertisement\n> * [View all journals](https://www.nature.com/siteindex)\n> * Search\n> * Content Explore content\n> * About the journal\n> * Publish with us\n> * [Sign up for alerts](https://journal-alerts.springernature.com/subscribe?journal_id=41550)\n> * [RSS feed](https://www.nature.com/natastron.rss)\n> 1. nature\n> 2. nature astronomy\n> 3. browse articles\n> \n> ...\n> \n> # Articles in 2026\n> ## Explore content\n> * Research articles\n> * Reviews & Analysis\n> * News & Comment\n> * Videos\n> * Current issue\n> * Collections\n> * [Follow us on X](https://twitter.com/NatureAstronomy)\n> * [Sign up for alerts](https://journal-alerts.springernature.com/subscribe?journal_id=41550)\n> * [RSS feed](https://www.nature.com/natastron.rss)\n> \n> ...\n> \n> ## Search\n> ### Quick links\n> * Explore articles by subject\n> * Find a job\n> * Guide to authors\n> * Editorial policies\n> Nature Astronomy ( _Nat Astron_ )\n> ISSN 2397-3366 (online)\n> \n> 9. [Contact | Nature Astronomy](https://www.nature.com/natastron/contact)\n> Thank you for visiting nature.com. You are using a browser version with limited support for CSS. To obtain\n> the best experience, we recommend you use a more up to date browser (or turn off compatibility mode in\n> Internet Explorer). 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You are using a browser version with limited support for CSS. To obtain\n> the best experience, we recommend you use a more up to date browser (or turn off compatibility mode in\n> Internet Explorer). 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Wisz\n> generic [ref=E171]:\n> generic [ref=E172]: Article\n> time [ref=E173]: 04 May 2026\n> li [ref=E174]:\n> article [ref=E175]:\n> generic [ref=E176]:\n> h3 \"Detection of an atmosphere on a trans-Neptunian object beyond Pluto\" [ref=E177]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E178] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E179]:\n> \"A stellar occultation campaign reveals a thin atmosphere around the plutino 2002 XV\"\n> subscript [ref=E180]: \"93\"\n> \"\", showing that even a modest-sized trans-Neptunian object can host an atmosphere, perhaps through cryovolcanism or a recent impact.\"\"\n> list [ref=E181]:\n> li [ref=E182]:\n> generic [ref=E183]: Ko Arimatsu\n> li [ref=E184]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E185]: Fumi Yoshida\n> li [ref=E186]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E187]: Jun-ichi Watanabe\n> generic [ref=E188]:\n> generic [ref=E189]: Article\n> time [ref=E190]: 04 May 2026\n> li [ref=E191]:\n> article [ref=E192]:\n> generic [ref=E193]:\n> h3 \"The dark and featureless surface of rocky exoplanet LHS 3844 b from JWST mid-infrared spectroscopy\" [ref=E194]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E195] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E196]:\n> \"The JWST thermal emission spectrum of the rocky exoplanet LHS 3844 b points to a dark, basalt-like surface shaped by space weathering. The data provide tight limits on CO\"\n> subscript [ref=E197]: \"2\"\n> \"and SO\"\n> subscript [ref=E198]: \"2\"\n> \"\", ruling out a substantial atmosphere and recent widespread volcanism.\"\"\n> list [ref=E199]:\n> li [ref=E200]:\n> generic [ref=E201]: Sebastian Zieba\n> li [ref=E202]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E203]: Laura Kreidberg\n> li [ref=E204]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E205]: Laura Schaefer\n> generic [ref=E206]:\n> generic [ref=E207]: Article\n> time [ref=E208]: 04 May 2026\n> li [ref=E209]:\n> article [ref=E210]:\n> generic [ref=E211]:\n> h3 \"The important role of hydrogen in the formation of silicon carbide in evolved stars\" [ref=E212]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E213] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E214]:\n> \"Laboratory astrochemistry demonstrates that SiC\"\n> subscript [ref=E215]: \"2\"\n> \"is the key molecular precursor in the formation of silicon carbide grains in evolved stars and that hydrogen is an essential ingredient in the process.\"\n> list [ref=E216]:\n> li [ref=E217]:\n> generic [ref=E218]: Guillermo Tajuelo-Castilla\n> li [ref=E219]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E220]: Gonzalo Santoro\n> li [ref=E221]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E222]: José Ángel Martín-Gago\n> generic [ref=E223]:\n> generic [ref=E224]: Article\n> time [ref=E225]: 04 May 2026\n> li [ref=E226]:\n> article [ref=E227]:\n> generic [ref=E228]:\n> h3 \"Horizontal transport as a source of disequilibrium chemistry on the nightside of a hot exoplanet\" [ref=E229]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E230] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E231]: JWST observations of both the dayside and nightside of a hot exoplanet show that horizontal winds transport chemical species faster than the time they need to react chemically, which drives the nightside atmosphere out of chemical equilibrium.\n> list [ref=E232]:\n> li [ref=E233]:\n> generic [ref=E234]: Vivien Parmentier\n> li [ref=E235]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E236]: Kevin B. Stevenson\n> li [ref=E237]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E238]: Megan Weiner Mansfield\n> generic [ref=E239]:\n> generic [ref=E240]: Article\n> time [ref=E241]: 30 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E242]:\n> article [ref=E243]:\n> generic [ref=E244]:\n> h3 \"Water D/H in 3I/ATLAS as a probe of formation conditions in another planetary system\" [ref=E245]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E246] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E247]: ALMA observations of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS provide a limit on the deuterium-to-hydrogen ratio in water. This ratio is a sensitive probe of temperature, suggesting that comet 3I formed in an ultracold environment with minimal thermal processing in its home system.\n> list [ref=E248]:\n> li [ref=E249]:\n> generic [ref=E250]: Luis E. Salazar Manzano\n> li [ref=E251]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E252]: Teresa Paneque-Carreño\n> li [ref=E253]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E254]: John J. Tobin\n> generic [ref=E255]:\n> generic [ref=E256]: Article\n> generic [ref=E257]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E258]: 23 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E259]:\n> article [ref=E260]:\n> generic [ref=E261]:\n> h3 \"Self-consistent numerical simulations for the formation and dynamics of solar prominences\" [ref=E262]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E263] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E264]: Self-consistent 3D simulations reveal how solar prominences can form and demonstrate dynamic structures that are consistent with observations. Plasma ejected from the surface creates cool structures in the hot solar atmosphere that continue to grow by coronal condensation.\n> list [ref=E265]:\n> li [ref=E266]:\n> generic [ref=E267]: Lisa-Marie Zessner\n> li [ref=E268]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E269]: Robert H. Cameron\n> li [ref=E270]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E271]: Damien Przybylski\n> generic [ref=E272]:\n> generic [ref=E273]: Article\n> generic [ref=E274]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E275]: 22 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E276]:\n> article [ref=E277]:\n> generic [ref=E278]:\n> h3 \"A jet bent by a stellar wind in the black hole X-ray binary Cygnus X-1\" [ref=E279]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E280] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E281]: An 18-year high-resolution radio image dataset of Cygnus X-1 has revealed that its radio jets are bent by the stellar wind. Modelling of jet–wind interactions strongly supports the standard assumptions of an accreting black hole in cosmological simulations.\n> list [ref=E282]:\n> li [ref=E283]:\n> generic [ref=E284]: S. Prabu\n> li [ref=E285]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E286]: J. C. A. Miller-Jones\n> li [ref=E287]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E288]: V. Tudose\n> generic [ref=E289]:\n> generic [ref=E290]: Article\n> generic [ref=E291]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E292]: 16 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E293]:\n> article [ref=E294]:\n> generic [ref=E295]:\n> h3 \"A cosmic origin of Venus’ lower haze\" [ref=E296]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E297] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E298]: Modelling demonstrates that the Venus’ lower haze originates from cosmic dust. These particles also provide a plausible source for the long-unidentified UV absorber, establishing cosmic dust as a vital component of the planet’s climate system.\n> list [ref=E299]:\n> li [ref=E300]:\n> generic [ref=E301]: Hiroki Karyu\n> li [ref=E302]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E303]: Takeshi Kuroda\n> li [ref=E304]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E305]: Michel Crucifix\n> generic [ref=E306]:\n> generic [ref=E307]: Article\n> time [ref=E308]: 13 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E309]:\n> article [ref=E310]:\n> generic [ref=E311]:\n> h3 \"An extreme particle accelerator powered by pulsar PSR J1849−0001\" [ref=E312]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E313] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E314]:\n> \"LHAASO has detected\"\n> generic [ref=E315]: γ\n> \"\"-ray emission with a spectrum extending to 2 PeV from the pulsar wind nebula (PWN) powered by PSR J1849-0001, indicating an extreme particle acceleration efficiency and challenging the current particle acceleration theories.\"\"\n> list [ref=E316]:\n> li [ref=E317]:\n> generic [ref=E318]: Zhen Cao\n> li [ref=E319]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E320]: F. Aharonian\n> li [ref=E321]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E322]: X. Zuo\n> generic [ref=E323]:\n> generic [ref=E324]: Article\n> time [ref=E325]: 13 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E326]:\n> article [ref=E327]:\n> generic [ref=E328]:\n> h3 \"Stringent tests of spin-up theories posed by a millisecond pulsar with an extreme spin-down rate\" [ref=E329]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E330] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E331]:\n> \"Millisecond pulsar PSR J0435+3233, with a spin-down rate that is 100 times higher than those of other millisecond pulsars, occupies a unique position on the\"\n> generic [ref=E332]: P\n> \"–\"\n> generic [ref=E333]: Ṗ\n> \"diagram. This pulsar challenges classical recycling models and constrains spin-up theories.\"\n> list [ref=E334]:\n> li [ref=E335]:\n> generic [ref=E336]: Qingdong Wu\n> li [ref=E337]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E338]: Na Wang\n> li [ref=E339]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E340]: Jiarui Niu\n> generic [ref=E341]:\n> generic [ref=E342]: Article\n> time [ref=E343]: 08 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E344]:\n> article [ref=E345]:\n> generic [ref=E346]:\n> h3 \"Observational constraints on the history of lunar polar ice accumulation\" [ref=E347]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E348] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E349]: Reflected UV starlight reveals a strong correlation in lunar ice deposits between the exposed-ice fraction and the age of the shadow where it resides, indicative of a quasi-continuous accumulation of ice near the lunar south pole for the past ~1.5 billion years.\n> list [ref=E350]:\n> li [ref=E351]:\n> generic [ref=E352]: Oded Aharonson\n> li [ref=E353]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E354]: Paul O. Hayne\n> li [ref=E355]:\n> \"\"&\"\"\n> generic [ref=E356]: Norbert Schörghofer\n> generic [ref=E357]:\n> generic [ref=E358]: Article\n> time [ref=E359]: 07 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E360]:\n> article [ref=E361]:\n> generic [ref=E362]:\n> h3 \"The case for super-Eddington accretion in JWST broad-line active galactic nuclei during the first billion years\" [ref=E363]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E364] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E365]: A sample of X-ray-weak active galactic nuclei at high redshift may be accreting above the Eddington limit. This could explain their large masses without the need for heavy supermassive black hole seeds at cosmic dawn.\n> list [ref=E366]:\n> li [ref=E367]:\n> generic [ref=E368]: Erini Lambrides\n> li [ref=E369]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E370]: Rebecca L. Larson\n> li [ref=E371]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E372]: Kelly E. Whalen\n> generic [ref=E373]:\n> generic [ref=E374]: Article\n> generic [ref=E375]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E376]: 07 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E377]:\n> article [ref=E378]:\n> generic [ref=E379]:\n> h3 \"No thick atmosphere around TRAPPIST-1 b and c from JWST thermal phase curves\" [ref=E380]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E381] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E382]: JWST phase-curve observations reveal that the two innermost TRAPPIST-1 planets emit thermal radiation consistent with bare rocky surfaces, indicating that both lack thick atmospheres.\n> list [ref=E383]:\n> li [ref=E384]:\n> generic [ref=E385]: Michaël Gillon\n> li [ref=E386]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E387]: Elsa Ducrot\n> li [ref=E388]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E389]: Aishwarya Iyer\n> generic [ref=E390]:\n> generic [ref=E391]: Article\n> time [ref=E392]: 03 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E393]:\n> article [ref=E394]:\n> generic [ref=E395]:\n> h3 \"A nearly pristine star from the Large Magellanic Cloud\" [ref=E396]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E397] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E398]: A high-resolution spectroscopic analysis reveals ultralow amounts of heavy elements in the star SDSS J0715−7334. The star originates from the Large Magellanic Cloud and probably formed directly after the first stars through dust cooling.\n> list [ref=E399]:\n> li [ref=E400]:\n> generic [ref=E401]: Alexander P. 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The measurement also constrains the nuclear reaction that regulates carbon–oxygen production in massive stars.\n> list [ref=E109]:\n> li [ref=E110]:\n> generic [ref=E111]: Fabio Antonini\n> li [ref=E112]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E113]: Isobel M. Romero-Shaw\n> li [ref=E114]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E115]: Michela Mapelli\n> generic [ref=E116]:\n> generic [ref=E117]: Article\n> generic [ref=E118]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E119]: 07 May 2026\n> li [ref=E120]:\n> article [ref=E121]:\n> generic [ref=E122]:\n> h3 \"The emerging timescale of young star clusters regulated by cluster stellar mass\" [ref=E123]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E124] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E125]: HST and JWST observations of four nearby galaxies show that massive young star clusters disperse their natal gas faster than low-mass clusters, with key implications for star formation, stellar feedback and planet formation models.\n> list [ref=E126]:\n> li [ref=E127]:\n> generic [ref=E128]: Alex Pedrini\n> li [ref=E129]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E130]: Angela Adamo\n> li [ref=E131]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E132]: Monica Tosi\n> generic [ref=E133]:\n> generic [ref=E134]: Article\n> generic [ref=E135]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E136]: 06 May 2026\n> li [ref=E137]:\n> article [ref=E138]:\n> generic [ref=E139]:\n> 'heading \"CIGaRS I: combined simulation-based inference from type Ia supernovae and host photometry\" [level=3] [ref=E140]':\n> 'link [same as above] [ref=E141] [cursor=pointer]':\n> paragraph [ref=E142]: A combined Bayesian model for photometric observations of type Ia supernovae and their host galaxies, together with a scalable neural-simulation-based inference pipeline, can provide constraints on cosmological parameters and host–type Ia supernova connections.\n> list [ref=E143]:\n> li [ref=E144]:\n> generic [ref=E145]: Konstantin Karchev\n> li [ref=E146]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E147]: Roberto Trotta\n> li [ref=E148]:\n> \"\"&\"\"\n> generic [ref=E149]: Raúl Jiménez\n> generic [ref=E150]:\n> generic [ref=E151]: Article\n> generic [ref=E152]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E153]: 06 May 2026\n> li [ref=E154]:\n> article [ref=E155]:\n> generic [ref=E156]:\n> h3 \"A massive and evolved slow-rotating galaxy in the early Universe\" [ref=E157]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E158] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E159]: JWST has produced some of the first spatially resolved spectroscopic observations of massive quiescent galaxies less than 2 Gyr after the Big Bang, revealing a kinematically unique galaxy that shows little-to-no rotational support.\n> list [ref=E160]:\n> li [ref=E161]:\n> generic [ref=E162]: Ben Forrest\n> li [ref=E163]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E164]: Adam Muzzin\n> li [ref=E165]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E166]: M. E. Wisz\n> generic [ref=E167]:\n> generic [ref=E168]: Article\n> time [ref=E169]: 04 May 2026\n> li [ref=E170]:\n> article [ref=E171]:\n> generic [ref=E172]:\n> h3 \"Detection of an atmosphere on a trans-Neptunian object beyond Pluto\" [ref=E173]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E174] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E175]:\n> \"A stellar occultation campaign reveals a thin atmosphere around the plutino 2002 XV\"\n> subscript [ref=E176]: \"93\"\n> \"\", showing that even a modest-sized trans-Neptunian object can host an atmosphere, perhaps through cryovolcanism or a recent impact.\"\"\n> list [ref=E177]:\n> li [ref=E178]:\n> generic [ref=E179]: Ko Arimatsu\n> li [ref=E180]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E181]: Fumi Yoshida\n> li [ref=E182]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E183]: Jun-ichi Watanabe\n> generic [ref=E184]:\n> generic [ref=E185]: Article\n> time [ref=E186]: 04 May 2026\n> li [ref=E187]:\n> article [ref=E188]:\n> generic [ref=E189]:\n> h3 \"The dark and featureless surface of rocky exoplanet LHS 3844 b from JWST mid-infrared spectroscopy\" [ref=E190]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E191] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E192]:\n> \"The JWST thermal emission spectrum of the rocky exoplanet LHS 3844 b points to a dark, basalt-like surface shaped by space weathering. The data provide tight limits on CO\"\n> subscript [ref=E193]: \"2\"\n> \"and SO\"\n> subscript [ref=E194]: \"2\"\n> \"\", ruling out a substantial atmosphere and recent widespread volcanism.\"\"\n> list [ref=E195]:\n> li [ref=E196]:\n> generic [ref=E197]: Sebastian Zieba\n> li [ref=E198]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E199]: Laura Kreidberg\n> li [ref=E200]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E201]: Laura Schaefer\n> generic [ref=E202]:\n> generic [ref=E203]: Article\n> time [ref=E204]: 04 May 2026\n> li [ref=E205]:\n> article [ref=E206]:\n> generic [ref=E207]:\n> h3 \"The important role of hydrogen in the formation of silicon carbide in evolved stars\" [ref=E208]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E209] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E210]:\n> \"Laboratory astrochemistry demonstrates that SiC\"\n> subscript [ref=E211]: \"2\"\n> \"is the key molecular precursor in the formation of silicon carbide grains in evolved stars and that hydrogen is an essential ingredient in the process.\"\n> list [ref=E212]:\n> li [ref=E213]:\n> generic [ref=E214]: Guillermo Tajuelo-Castilla\n> li [ref=E215]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E216]: Gonzalo Santoro\n> li [ref=E217]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E218]: José Ángel Martín-Gago\n> generic [ref=E219]:\n> generic [ref=E220]: Article\n> time [ref=E221]: 04 May 2026\n> li [ref=E222]:\n> article [ref=E223]:\n> generic [ref=E224]:\n> h3 \"Horizontal transport as a source of disequilibrium chemistry on the nightside of a hot exoplanet\" [ref=E225]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E226] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E227]: JWST observations of both the dayside and nightside of a hot exoplanet show that horizontal winds transport chemical species faster than the time they need to react chemically, which drives the nightside atmosphere out of chemical equilibrium.\n> list [ref=E228]:\n> li [ref=E229]:\n> generic [ref=E230]: Vivien Parmentier\n> li [ref=E231]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E232]: Kevin B. Stevenson\n> li [ref=E233]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E234]: Megan Weiner Mansfield\n> generic [ref=E235]:\n> generic [ref=E236]: Article\n> time [ref=E237]: 30 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E238]:\n> article [ref=E239]:\n> generic [ref=E240]:\n> h3 \"Water D/H in 3I/ATLAS as a probe of formation conditions in another planetary system\" [ref=E241]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E242] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E243]: ALMA observations of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS provide a limit on the deuterium-to-hydrogen ratio in water. This ratio is a sensitive probe of temperature, suggesting that comet 3I formed in an ultracold environment with minimal thermal processing in its home system.\n> list [ref=E244]:\n> li [ref=E245]:\n> generic [ref=E246]: Luis E. Salazar Manzano\n> li [ref=E247]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E248]: Teresa Paneque-Carreño\n> li [ref=E249]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E250]: John J. Tobin\n> generic [ref=E251]:\n> generic [ref=E252]: Article\n> generic [ref=E253]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E254]: 23 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E255]:\n> article [ref=E256]:\n> generic [ref=E257]:\n> h3 \"Self-consistent numerical simulations for the formation and dynamics of solar prominences\" [ref=E258]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E259] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E260]: Self-consistent 3D simulations reveal how solar prominences can form and demonstrate dynamic structures that are consistent with observations. Plasma ejected from the surface creates cool structures in the hot solar atmosphere that continue to grow by coronal condensation.\n> list [ref=E261]:\n> li [ref=E262]:\n> generic [ref=E263]: Lisa-Marie Zessner\n> li [ref=E264]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E265]: Robert H. Cameron\n> li [ref=E266]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E267]: Damien Przybylski\n> generic [ref=E268]:\n> generic [ref=E269]: Article\n> generic [ref=E270]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E271]: 22 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E272]:\n> article [ref=E273]:\n> generic [ref=E274]:\n> h3 \"A jet bent by a stellar wind in the black hole X-ray binary Cygnus X-1\" [ref=E275]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E276] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E277]: An 18-year high-resolution radio image dataset of Cygnus X-1 has revealed that its radio jets are bent by the stellar wind. Modelling of jet–wind interactions strongly supports the standard assumptions of an accreting black hole in cosmological simulations.\n> list [ref=E278]:\n> li [ref=E279]:\n> generic [ref=E280]: S. Prabu\n> li [ref=E281]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E282]: J. C. A. Miller-Jones\n> li [ref=E283]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E284]: V. Tudose\n> generic [ref=E285]:\n> generic [ref=E286]: Article\n> generic [ref=E287]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E288]: 16 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E289]:\n> article [ref=E290]:\n> generic [ref=E291]:\n> h3 \"A cosmic origin of Venus’ lower haze\" [ref=E292]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E293] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E294]: Modelling demonstrates that the Venus’ lower haze originates from cosmic dust. These particles also provide a plausible source for the long-unidentified UV absorber, establishing cosmic dust as a vital component of the planet’s climate system.\n> list [ref=E295]:\n> li [ref=E296]:\n> generic [ref=E297]: Hiroki Karyu\n> li [ref=E298]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E299]: Takeshi Kuroda\n> li [ref=E300]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E301]: Michel Crucifix\n> generic [ref=E302]:\n> generic [ref=E303]: Article\n> time [ref=E304]: 13 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E305]:\n> article [ref=E306]:\n> generic [ref=E307]:\n> h3 \"An extreme particle accelerator powered by pulsar PSR J1849−0001\" [ref=E308]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E309] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E310]:\n> \"LHAASO has detected\"\n> generic [ref=E311]: γ\n> \"\"-ray emission with a spectrum extending to 2 PeV from the pulsar wind nebula (PWN) powered by PSR J1849-0001, indicating an extreme particle acceleration efficiency and challenging the current particle acceleration theories.\"\"\n> list [ref=E312]:\n> li [ref=E313]:\n> generic [ref=E314]: Zhen Cao\n> li [ref=E315]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E316]: F. Aharonian\n> li [ref=E317]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E318]: X. Zuo\n> generic [ref=E319]:\n> generic [ref=E320]: Article\n> time [ref=E321]: 13 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E322]:\n> article [ref=E323]:\n> generic [ref=E324]:\n> h3 \"Stringent tests of spin-up theories posed by a millisecond pulsar with an extreme spin-down rate\" [ref=E325]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E326] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E327]:\n> \"Millisecond pulsar PSR J0435+3233, with a spin-down rate that is 100 times higher than those of other millisecond pulsars, occupies a unique position on the\"\n> generic [ref=E328]: P\n> \"–\"\n> generic [ref=E329]: Ṗ\n> \"diagram. This pulsar challenges classical recycling models and constrains spin-up theories.\"\n> list [ref=E330]:\n> li [ref=E331]:\n> generic [ref=E332]: Qingdong Wu\n> li [ref=E333]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E334]: Na Wang\n> li [ref=E335]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E336]: Jiarui Niu\n> generic [ref=E337]:\n> generic [ref=E338]: Article\n> time [ref=E339]: 08 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E340]:\n> article [ref=E341]:\n> generic [ref=E342]:\n> h3 \"Observational constraints on the history of lunar polar ice accumulation\" [ref=E343]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E344] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E345]: Reflected UV starlight reveals a strong correlation in lunar ice deposits between the exposed-ice fraction and the age of the shadow where it resides, indicative of a quasi-continuous accumulation of ice near the lunar south pole for the past ~1.5 billion years.\n> list [ref=E346]:\n> li [ref=E347]:\n> generic [ref=E348]: Oded Aharonson\n> li [ref=E349]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E350]: Paul O. Hayne\n> li [ref=E351]:\n> \"\"&\"\"\n> generic [ref=E352]: Norbert Schörghofer\n> generic [ref=E353]:\n> generic [ref=E354]: Article\n> time [ref=E355]: 07 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E356]:\n> article [ref=E357]:\n> generic [ref=E358]:\n> h3 \"The case for super-Eddington accretion in JWST broad-line active galactic nuclei during the first billion years\" [ref=E359]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E360] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E361]: A sample of X-ray-weak active galactic nuclei at high redshift may be accreting above the Eddington limit. This could explain their large masses without the need for heavy supermassive black hole seeds at cosmic dawn.\n> list [ref=E362]:\n> li [ref=E363]:\n> generic [ref=E364]: Erini Lambrides\n> li [ref=E365]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E366]: Rebecca L. Larson\n> li [ref=E367]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E368]: Kelly E. Whalen\n> generic [ref=E369]:\n> generic [ref=E370]: Article\n> generic [ref=E371]: Open Access\n> time [ref=E372]: 07 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E373]:\n> article [ref=E374]:\n> generic [ref=E375]:\n> h3 \"No thick atmosphere around TRAPPIST-1 b and c from JWST thermal phase curves\" [ref=E376]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E377] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E378]: JWST phase-curve observations reveal that the two innermost TRAPPIST-1 planets emit thermal radiation consistent with bare rocky surfaces, indicating that both lack thick atmospheres.\n> list [ref=E379]:\n> li [ref=E380]:\n> generic [ref=E381]: Michaël Gillon\n> li [ref=E382]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> generic [ref=E383]: Elsa Ducrot\n> li [ref=E384]:\n> \"...\"\n> generic [ref=E385]: Aishwarya Iyer\n> generic [ref=E386]:\n> generic [ref=E387]: Article\n> time [ref=E388]: 03 Apr 2026\n> li [ref=E389]:\n> article [ref=E390]:\n> generic [ref=E391]:\n> h3 \"A nearly pristine star from the Large Magellanic Cloud\" [ref=E392]:\n> a [same as above] [ref=E393] [cursor=pointer]:\n> paragraph [ref=E394]: A high-resolution spectroscopic analysis reveals ultralow amounts of heavy elements in the star SDSS J0715−7334. The star originates from the Large Magellanic Cloud and probably formed directly after the first stars through dust cooling.\n> list [ref=E395]:\n> li [ref=E396]:\n> generic [ref=E397]: Alexander P. 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"text": "<EXTERNAL-CONTENT label=\"page-snapshot\">\n> Title: Extreme lensing signatures revealed by correlations of simulated black hole movies | Nature Astronomy\n> URL: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41550-026-02874-x\n> \n> generic [ref=E1]:\n> generic [ref=E2]:\n> a \"Skip to main content\" [ref=E3] [cursor=pointer]:\n> banner [ref=E4]:\n> generic [ref=E5]:\n> a \"Nature Astronomy\" [ref=E6] [cursor=pointer]:\n> img [same as above] [ref=E7] [cursor=pointer]\n> list [ref=E8]:\n> li [ref=E9]:\n> a \"View all journals\" [ref=E10] [cursor=pointer]:\n> generic [ref=E11] [cursor=pointer]: View all journals\n> li [ref=E12]:\n> button \"Search\" [ref=E13] [cursor=pointer]:\n> img [ref=E14] [cursor=pointer]\n> generic [ref=E15] [cursor=pointer]: Search\n> li [ref=E16]:\n> a \"Log in\" [ref=E17] [cursor=pointer]:\n> generic [ref=E18] [cursor=pointer]: Log in\n> list [ref=E19]:\n> li [ref=E20]:\n> button \"Explore content\" [ref=E21] [cursor=pointer]:\n> generic [ref=E22] [cursor=pointer]: Explore content\n> img [ref=E23] [cursor=pointer]\n> li [ref=E24]:\n> button \"About the journal\" [ref=E25] [cursor=pointer]:\n> generic [ref=E26] [cursor=pointer]:\n> \"About\"\n> generic [ref=E27] [cursor=pointer]: the journal\n> img [ref=E28] [cursor=pointer]\n> li [ref=E29]:\n> button \"Publish with us\" [ref=E30] [cursor=pointer]:\n> generic [ref=E31] [cursor=pointer]:\n> \"Publish\"\n> generic [ref=E32] [cursor=pointer]: with us\n> img [ref=E33] [cursor=pointer]\n> navigation \"breadcrumbs\" [ref=E34]:\n> list [ref=E35]:\n> li [ref=E36]:\n> a \"nature\" [ref=E37] [cursor=pointer]:\n> generic [ref=E38] [cursor=pointer]: nature\n> img [ref=E39]\n> li [ref=E40]:\n> a \"nature astronomy\" [ref=E41] [cursor=pointer]:\n> generic [ref=E42] [cursor=pointer]: nature astronomy\n> img [ref=E43]\n> li [ref=E44]:\n> a \"articles\" [ref=E45] [cursor=pointer]:\n> generic [ref=E46] [cursor=pointer]: articles\n> img [ref=E47]\n> li [ref=E48]:\n> generic [ref=E49]: article\n> main [ref=E50]:\n> article [ref=E51]:\n> generic [ref=E52]:\n> list [ref=E53]:\n> li [ref=E54]: Article\n> li [ref=E55]:\n> \"\"Published:\"\"\n> time [ref=E56]: 15 May 2026\n> h1 \"Extreme lensing signatures revealed by correlations of simulated black hole movies\" [ref=E57]\n> list [ref=E58]:\n> li [ref=E59]:\n> a \"Barbora Bezděková\" [ref=E60] [cursor=pointer]:\n> [same as above]\n> img [ref=E61] [cursor=pointer]\n> \"\",\"\"\n> li [ref=E62]:\n> a \"Shahar Hadar\" [ref=E63] [cursor=pointer]:\n> \"\",\"\"\n> li [ref=E64]:\n> a \"George N. 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This picture has motivated a proposal to use the two-point image correlation function as a probe of extreme gravitational lensing in upcoming black hole imaging campaigns. Here we test the feasibility of this method by computing the two-point correlation function of brightness fluctuations in a black hole movie of state-of-the-art realism. The movie is generated by ray tracing a general relativistic magnetohydrodynamic simulation, which can then be blurred to any angular resolution. At the effective resolution expected to be achieved by next-generation terrestrial very-long-baseline interferometric arrays, these lensing signatures appear in neither time-averaged images nor light-curve autocorrelations. However, we demonstrate that they are clearly visible in the more fine-grained two-point image correlation function. 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"finalAnswer": "Title: Extreme lensing signatures revealed by correlations of simulated black hole movies\nAuthors: Barbora Bezděková, Shahar Hadar, George N. Wong, Maciek Wielgus\nPublication Date: 15 May 2026\nJournal: Nature Astronomy\nDirect Link: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41550-026-02874-x"
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