David O'Ryan
@davidoryan.bsky.social
Postdoc at the Centro de Astrobiología studying Galaxy Clusters and Evolution | Need a galaxy interaction modelled? | Scot | Often described as a 'bit of a nerd' | he/him
Thank you! I'm working as a postdoc now in Madrid at the Centro de Astrobiolgía.
Turned to researching galaxy clusters!
Turned to researching galaxy clusters!
December 22, 2024 at 1:31 PM
Thank you! I'm working as a postdoc now in Madrid at the Centro de Astrobiolgía.
Turned to researching galaxy clusters!
Turned to researching galaxy clusters!
But seriously, it was an amazing 4 years working with @vrooje.net on galaxy interaction and galaxy evolution.
Congrats to those who graduated at the same time as me: @izgarland.bsky.social, Jamie Dumayne, Heather Wade, Tom Cornish and Pascale Desmet. They're already doing amazing things!
Congrats to those who graduated at the same time as me: @izgarland.bsky.social, Jamie Dumayne, Heather Wade, Tom Cornish and Pascale Desmet. They're already doing amazing things!
December 21, 2024 at 11:45 AM
But seriously, it was an amazing 4 years working with @vrooje.net on galaxy interaction and galaxy evolution.
Congrats to those who graduated at the same time as me: @izgarland.bsky.social, Jamie Dumayne, Heather Wade, Tom Cornish and Pascale Desmet. They're already doing amazing things!
Congrats to those who graduated at the same time as me: @izgarland.bsky.social, Jamie Dumayne, Heather Wade, Tom Cornish and Pascale Desmet. They're already doing amazing things!
Sure! Using the coordinates, I pulled it up in ESASky and can see it's a little bit famous - got 7 papers written with it included.
It's formal name is COSMOS2015 0823417, but I do prefer the ring of 'The BlueSky merger'
It's formal name is COSMOS2015 0823417, but I do prefer the ring of 'The BlueSky merger'
November 27, 2024 at 11:16 AM
Sure! Using the coordinates, I pulled it up in ESASky and can see it's a little bit famous - got 7 papers written with it included.
It's formal name is COSMOS2015 0823417, but I do prefer the ring of 'The BlueSky merger'
It's formal name is COSMOS2015 0823417, but I do prefer the ring of 'The BlueSky merger'
Hi!
Could I be added to this list as well? I am an astrophysicist who just started working at the Centro de Astrobiología in Madrid.
My proof is from my previous institute (Lancaster University):
www.research.lancs.ac.uk/portal/en/pe...
And my ORCiD:
0000-0003-1217-4617
Could I be added to this list as well? I am an astrophysicist who just started working at the Centro de Astrobiología in Madrid.
My proof is from my previous institute (Lancaster University):
www.research.lancs.ac.uk/portal/en/pe...
And my ORCiD:
0000-0003-1217-4617
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November 8, 2024 at 1:38 PM
Hi!
Could I be added to this list as well? I am an astrophysicist who just started working at the Centro de Astrobiología in Madrid.
My proof is from my previous institute (Lancaster University):
www.research.lancs.ac.uk/portal/en/pe...
And my ORCiD:
0000-0003-1217-4617
Could I be added to this list as well? I am an astrophysicist who just started working at the Centro de Astrobiología in Madrid.
My proof is from my previous institute (Lancaster University):
www.research.lancs.ac.uk/portal/en/pe...
And my ORCiD:
0000-0003-1217-4617
They are important laboratories for understanding the relation between gas, star formation, and ram pressure stripping in the most extreme environments in the universe.
(HST image of ESO 137-001 for reference)
(HST image of ESO 137-001 for reference)
November 8, 2024 at 10:00 AM
They are important laboratories for understanding the relation between gas, star formation, and ram pressure stripping in the most extreme environments in the universe.
(HST image of ESO 137-001 for reference)
(HST image of ESO 137-001 for reference)
In my project, the plan is to look for so-called jellyfish galaxies with machine learning.
These are galaxies in extremely dense environments, where their internal gas is being stripped into long tendrils behind them (looking like a jellyfish).
These are galaxies in extremely dense environments, where their internal gas is being stripped into long tendrils behind them (looking like a jellyfish).
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November 8, 2024 at 9:53 AM
In my project, the plan is to look for so-called jellyfish galaxies with machine learning.
These are galaxies in extremely dense environments, where their internal gas is being stripped into long tendrils behind them (looking like a jellyfish).
These are galaxies in extremely dense environments, where their internal gas is being stripped into long tendrils behind them (looking like a jellyfish).
Thanks for flagging! Only happened once and then seems to have gone back to normal...
I have a feeling it's the actual image database going down - not what we control. Will try to find a work around.
I have a feeling it's the actual image database going down - not what we control. Will try to find a work around.
October 18, 2024 at 5:49 PM
Thanks for flagging! Only happened once and then seems to have gone back to normal...
I have a feeling it's the actual image database going down - not what we control. Will try to find a work around.
I have a feeling it's the actual image database going down - not what we control. Will try to find a work around.
Ah, that errors a new one... Thanks for letting me know! I ll have a look and see if I can get it working this evening
August 29, 2024 at 5:27 PM
Ah, that errors a new one... Thanks for letting me know! I ll have a look and see if I can get it working this evening
Over 1k followers off of the quote skeet(?)! That's jumped like 700 in a day, I think
May 5, 2024 at 7:20 PM
Over 1k followers off of the quote skeet(?)! That's jumped like 700 in a day, I think
True, I'm not sure what's happened there 🤔
It has to be coming from the GZ archives, so it is the original image shown to volunteers.
It has to be coming from the GZ archives, so it is the original image shown to volunteers.
May 2, 2024 at 1:10 PM
True, I'm not sure what's happened there 🤔
It has to be coming from the GZ archives, so it is the original image shown to volunteers.
It has to be coming from the GZ archives, so it is the original image shown to volunteers.
Thank you!! It needed your ideas to get made and @vrooje.bsky.social catalogue to work 😁 definitely a team effort!
April 29, 2024 at 11:22 AM
Thank you!! It needed your ideas to get made and @vrooje.bsky.social catalogue to work 😁 definitely a team effort!
Perfect! 😊
Now, how to add emojis to the post data... 🤔
Now, how to add emojis to the post data... 🤔
April 28, 2024 at 3:13 PM
Perfect! 😊
Now, how to add emojis to the post data... 🤔
Now, how to add emojis to the post data... 🤔
True, it feels like a lot posting every hour at the moment. So, I'm considering reducing it to every 3rd hour tomorrow morning.
With posting to the Astro feed, Im going to try to get it to repost there once or twice a day. Will need some tinkering and time to figure out though!
With posting to the Astro feed, Im going to try to get it to repost there once or twice a day. Will need some tinkering and time to figure out though!
April 28, 2024 at 2:57 PM
True, it feels like a lot posting every hour at the moment. So, I'm considering reducing it to every 3rd hour tomorrow morning.
With posting to the Astro feed, Im going to try to get it to repost there once or twice a day. Will need some tinkering and time to figure out though!
With posting to the Astro feed, Im going to try to get it to repost there once or twice a day. Will need some tinkering and time to figure out though!