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    • Oct 10, 2025
      Study Provides New of Giant Filament Collisions in G34 Molecular Cloud
      Researchers conducted a systematic study of the Galactic molecular cloud G34. The researchers revealed the collisional signatures and dynamical mechanisms of filamentary structures in this region.Using CO (J=1–0) molecular line data obtained from the 13.7 m millimeter-wave telescope at Delingha Observatory of Purple Mountain Observatory, SUN Mingke, a PhD student from the Star Formation and Evolution Group at Xinjiang Astronomic...
    • Oct 09, 2025
      New Findings of A Young Pulsar’s Timing and Polarization
      The researchers conducted long-term monitoring of PSR J0002+6216 with FAST. By combining four years of FAST data with nearly sixteen years of Fermi-LAT observations, they detected two glitches in this pulsar for the first time: a small g...Recently, WEI Yu, a master’s student trained jointly at the Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory (XAO) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Xinjiang University, under the guidanceof WANG Na and YAO Jumei, has made breakthrough progress i...
    • Sep 05, 2025
      ‌Decoding the Spectrum of a Cosmic “Lighthouse”: Researchers Unravel the Polarization Mystery of a Millisecond Pulsar
      The researchers captured the complete polarization pattern of this millisecond pulsar's main pulse and interpulse as they vary with frequency.In the direction of the constellation Vulpecula within our Milky Way galaxy, a cosmic “lighthouse” named PSR B1937+21 spins at an astonishing rate of 642 revolutions per second, emitting electromagnetic pulses rivalling the precision o...
    • Sep 03, 2025
      Pixel-level Analysis Reveals the True Origin of KOI-1755’s Transit Signal: Ruling out a Candidate Exoplanet
      The researchers successfully revealed the genuine source of the KOI-1755 transit signal by analyzing the Target Pixel Files (TPFs) of the Kepler space telescope.KOI-1755 is a pulsating star that also shows transit-like dimming events in its Kepler photometric data. The true origin of this signal long remained uncertain.Recently, under the supervision of Prof. Ali Esamdin, PhD candidate WANG Haoz...
    • Sep 02, 2025
      New Study Confirms Excellent Astronomical Potential of Muztagh Observation Station
      The researchers conducted a systematic analysis of the seeing and meteorological data, which was collected from 2018 to 2024 at the Muztagh Station’s North-1 and North-2 points, that revealed the site's unique advantages for optical obs...Recently, GU Wenbo, a PhD candidate from the Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, together with his supervisor Prof. Ali Esamdin and colleagues, conducted a systematic analysis of the seeing and meteorolo...
    • Aug 01, 2025
      How Molecular Clouds Survive the Galaxy's Harsh Outskirts
      a research team used the IRAM 30-meter telescope in Spain to observe a large number of molecular clouds at the Galactic edge with a Galactocentric distance of 14-22 kpc. In conjunction with the CO (1-0) data from the "Milky Way Imaging S...The outskirts of the Galaxy are ideal laboratory to study molecular clouds and star formation in a metal-poor environment. Different from the inner Galaxy (such as solar neighborhood), the molecular gas environment in this region lacks a...
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