We have been a bit busy organizing the data, but the final HARPS dataset from Red Dots is now available for downloads at https://spasrv09.ph.qmul.ac.uk/owncloud/index.php/s/6CChGuyxNjPQRnP If you want make use of the data for scientific publications, […]
Time has flown so fast! It has been more than a 100! days since we started the photometric follow-up of the three RedDots2017 objects back in mid June. HARPS spectroscopic observations are just over, and […]
by Matías Díaz, Ph.D. student at University of Chile. Edited by Zaira M. Berdiñas and John Strachan. As an astronomer your life consists (mostly) on developing computer software, writing papers to show the results of your research and […]
by Dr. Fabo Feng of the University of Hertfordshire. Edited by Zaira M. Berdiñas and John Strachan. As humans, we have an innate curiosity about the origins and development of life on Earth. We know that terrestrial life is […]
by Guillem Anglada-Escude, Mario Damasso & Fabio del Sordo As featured in the current ESO picture of the Week, Proxima Centauri keeps showing extra variability beyond the wobble caused by Proxima b. The nature of […]
by Dr. Rubén Herrero-Illana of European Southern Observatory (ESO). Edited by Zaira M. Berdiñas Hey, wake up! It’s already 6am and the taxi will arrive in 15 minutes to take you to the airport. You checked […]
With the number of observations from volunteer observers rapidly passing the 20,000 mark in the American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO) database we thought it was time to meet some more of our dedicated […]
We’re now into the heart of the campaign and things are progressing well! This community log summarizes the latest action from the past few weeks. More data from HARPS has been released…. The big update […]
Tune in to the third VLOG in our series following the events of the Red Dots campaign – and find out what has happened over the course of the past few weeks. Useful Links: VLOG […]
by Prof. Pierre Kervella of Universidad de Chile and Observatoire de Paris. Edited by James S. Jenkins and Zaira M. Berdiñas Alpha Centauri and Proxima are located respectively at 4.37 and 4.24 light-years, a bit more […]
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