University of the West Indies student Brianna Sampson finds than more than a thousand Giant Radio Galaxies could be hidden in the data of a radio sky survey.
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Here There Be DRAGNs
University of the West Indies student Kavita Gosine Bissessar hunts for asymmetrical DRAGNs in the VLA Sky Survey.
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Astronomy is Metal
University of Arizona student Swapnaneel Dey looks at the metallicity of interstellar clouds in our galaxy.
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Two For One
When a distant quasar was found to have two sources, University of Washington student Anaïs Martin wanted to find out why.