Brian Koberlein

Astrophysicist and Author

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When It All Goes South
One way to win a Nobel Prize is to simply build a neutrino detector at the south pole.
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Tapping the Well
Particles can extract tremendous energy from a rotating black hole, but can we observe the result?
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Old Universe, New Twist
A new study presents a way to measure the birefringence of light from the earliest moments of the Big Bang.
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Burp Up The Bubble
To burp out jets both supermassive and stellar-mass black holes must consume matter at a critical rate.
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Right in the Middle
The Earth’s center of mass shifts over time thanks to seasonal changes.
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Come, Sweet Slumber
To understand the cycles of the Sun, simply watch how it enters a quiet period.
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Little Red Black Hole
The Little Red Dots (LRDs) discovered by JWST are found to be direct-collapse galactic black holes.
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What’s Past Is Prologue
Small Trans-Neptunian Objects maintain their surface colors over billions of years, even after migrating to new orbits.