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- How cluster pressure profiles scale: Mass, redshift, and intrinsic scatter
- Infrared-to-visible albedo ratio of Phobos
- EWOCS-IX: JWST/NIRCam observations of Westerlund 2
- Can circumbinary discs produce the eccentricities of shell-burning stripped giant binaries?
- Constraining the shape of dark matter haloes using only starlight
- Phase-space averaging for stellar convection
- Shock Detectives: classifying MMS observations of Earth’s magnetosheath via citizen science
- The SIRMOS mission concept: a space-based near-IR spectroscopic survey of 100 million galaxies in the Euclid Wide Survey footprint
- Proxima Centauri's Angular Diameter Revisited
- Constraining the Inner Dark Matter Profiles of Strong-Lensing Galaxy Clusters
- Exploring the UV Fe III Emission along the Quasar Main Sequence
- Constraining Ultralight Dark Matter in Dynamical Dark Energy Cosmologies
- Accretion Geometry and Variability in QS Telescopii from multi-epoch Observations
- Neutron Star--Primordial Black Hole Binaries: Dynamical Tides, Resonance Locking, and Gravitational Waves
- Initial Conditions of Magnetized AGN Accretion Disks from Cloud Capture and Disruption
- Saturn's Formation at the Carbon Dioxide Iceline
- Trapped sausage modes in magnetic pores: existence criteria and viscous damping
- Collisional Evolution around A-type Stars with Strong Silicate Features
- Faint Companions to Hot Stars. Spectroscopic Detection Sensitivity and Implications for Survey Design
- Identifying Cosmic Ray Over-Flagging in STIS CCD Spectroscopic Observations
- Recently launched AGN-driven outflow in a lensed quiescent galaxy at Cosmic Noon
- Empirical Brightening Model for Distant Long-Period Comets
- How Steep is your Dust? Direct Measurements of Nebular Attenuation Curves at Cosmic Noon with JWST
- Wolf-Rayet Stars in M33: The Impact of Stellar Crowding on Spectral Classification and Mass-Loss Diagnostics
- The Hosts and Mass Distribution Function of the Most Massive Black Holes: Implications for the nHz Gravitational Wave Background