Episode 7 - Black holes, stealthy satellites and the distance to DF2
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Episode 7 - Black holes, stealthy satellites and the distance to DF2
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In this episode of The Starxiv, Michelle and Payel discuss a revised distance for the controversial ultra-diffuse galaxy, DF2; a discovery of a supermassive black hole in an ultra compact dwarf; 2 galaxies hiding in plain sight; and how statistical mechanics may help with dark matter's cusp-core problem. Michelle and Payel also have to put up with slightly inferior audio quality as the undergraduates reclaimed their recording equipment!
This episode's papers:
A new way to measure the distance to NGC1052-DF2 – Michael Beasley et al.
Revisiting the globular clusters of NGC1052-DF2 – Katja Fahrion et al.
Chemical signature reveals co-spatial dwarf satellite of an edge-on disc galaxy with MUSE – Devang Somawanshi et al.
When Is a Bulge Not a Bulge? Revealing the Satellite Nature of NGC 5474’s Bulge – Ray Garner III et al.
A Supermassive Black Hole in a Diminutive Ultra-compact Dwarf Galaxy Discovered with JWST/NIRSpec+IFU – Matthew Taylor et al.
Addressing the core-cusp and diversity problem of dwarf and disk galaxies using cold collisionless DARKexp theory – Liliya Williams et al.