This is because it models how rotation rates of populations of stars are expected to evolve over time. The research could have important implications across many aspects of astronomy.

The day-old Moon sets at Palomar Mountain Observatory in California near the 200-inch Hale Telescope dome. Note that the dome’s shutters are open in anticipation of a clear night.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has detected both bright flares and fainter flickers coming from Sagittarius A*. The flickers are so rapid they must originate very close to the black hole.

(UW Planetarium Photo) Three new full-dome movies will highlight the July schedule at the University of Wyoming Harry C. Vaughan Planetarium. “This July, we are premiering three new planetarium films ...

Their products also enabled the radio telescope on Changbai Mountain to guide lunar probes with high directional precision. In March 2024, the main bearings and gearbox bearings for the world's first ...