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Lisset Noriega
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Postdoc at Cinvestav-Mérida | SNI-I | Quantum Chemistry Researcher | Exploring the chemical space of isomers with astrochemical relevance.
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This is a close-knit collection of five galaxies, called the Hickson Compact Group 40, as seen by Hubble.

There are three spiral galaxies, an elliptical galaxy, and a lenticular (lens-like) galaxy.

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Five galaxies appear close to each other in the sky. At upper left, a spiral galaxy is tilted, appearing wider than it is tall. It has a glowing yellow center and reddish-brown dust trails that spiral clockwise around it. Above the center is a large elliptical galaxy. Its round, glowing yellow center is surrounded by a fuzzy yellow halo that fades away from the core. Toward the bottom right are three galaxies that appear to touch. The largest is in the center: a nearly vertical, edge-on spiral galaxy. Its glowing yellow core is mostly obscured by reddish-brown dust trails dotted with blue stars. To its bottom left is a smaller, tilted spiral galaxy with a glowing yellow center. Reddish-brown dust trails are dotted with blue stars. One spiral arm appears to touch the vertical galaxy to its right. At the spiral’s bottom right is a lenticular galaxy with a glowing central core in the middle of a hazy yellow disk, appearing almost face-on. It seems to touch the large spiral galaxy above it
January 31, 2025 at 3:04 PM
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C3H8O2 Isomers: Insights into Potential Interstellar Species
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C3H8O2 Isomers: Insights into Potential Interstellar Species - Astrobiology
2-Methoxyethanol, with a formula C3H8O2, was recently identified in the massive protocluster NGC 6334I.
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January 21, 2025 at 6:20 PM
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Are you an undergraduate, grad student, postdoc, professor, or researcher interested in learning more about astrochemistry? Consider applying to the online Global Astrochemistry Lecture Series! The lecturers are world-class astrochemists (plus a cosmologist cunningly disguised in a lab coat).
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ABOUT THE COURSE Our universe is full of molecules, from the simplest – molecular hydrogen – all the way up to the complex molecular structures essential to the chemistry of life on Earth. A large and...
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