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Introduction to 3i/Atlas The discovery of 3i/Atlas stands as a remarkable achievement in the field of astrophysics, marking it as the third confirmed interstellar comet to be identified. This celestial body was first observed by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) survey in Chile during July 2025. The ATLAS survey, known for its systematic … Read more
Observational Signatures Favoring Pulsars The debate surrounding the origin of the gamma-ray glow observed at the galactic center has garnered significant attention, with pulsars emerging as a leading candidate over dark matter. One of the strongest observational signatures favoring pulsars lies in their morphological characteristics. The emission from pulsars tends to exhibit a complex structure, … Read more
Introduction to the Gamma-Ray Glow and Dark Matter The study of gamma-ray glow is an essential aspect of modern astrophysics, as it provides significant insights into the universe’s underlying structure and composition. Gamma rays are high-energy electromagnetic radiation that can be produced through various astrophysical processes, including interactions between cosmic rays and interstellar matter. This … Read more
Introduction to the Gamma-Ray Glow The gamma-ray glow observed near the center of the Milky Way, commonly known as the galactic center excess, is a remarkable phenomenon that has captured the fascination of astrophysicists. This glow signifies an unusual and intense emission of gamma rays, a form of high-energy radiation, detected in the region surrounding … Read more