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Mike Boylan-Kolchin
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Dad, husband, astrophysicist, dog herder. Professor at UT Austin. Views expressed here are mine. mrbk.github.io
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A very cool result from #JWST: a supernova went off 10 billion years ago in a galaxy that is now 16 billion light-years away from us. Via gravitational lensing, the supernova appears as 3 different images (!); image A arrived first, followed by C (70 days later), then image B (50 days after that). 🧪

a long arc with 3 separate images of the lensed galaxy and the lensed supernova


source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.19029
a long arc with 3 separate images of the lensed galaxy and the lensed supernova


source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.18954
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JHjimhull.blog

This breaks my brain.

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Ccwris.bsky.social

Add fantastic as this is, B should have been quicker

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PPpowerfromspace1.bsky.social

Outstanding 🔭

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Ccsandberg.bsky.social

My brain cannot comprehend this, except that it is cool as fuck.

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Mike Boylan-Kolchin
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Dad, husband, astrophysicist, dog herder. Professor at UT Austin. Views expressed here are mine. mrbk.github.io
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