You can look at the full JADES GOODS-N region here on the newly created public FitsMap, courtesy of Brant Robertson (who also created the HUDF comparison in the first post!) and Ryan Hausen: jades.idies.jhu.edu/goods-n/?ra=18…

Do you want to see 30 years of progress in astronomy? On the left is the iconic 1995 Hubble Deep Field. On the right is (a portion of) the 2024 JADES GOODS-N Field, focusing on the same region, but going significantly deeper. It's an insane triumph of technology and effort.

The iconic #Hubble Deep Field seen by ESA Webb Telescope in JADES 😍

From the Data Release 3 paper released today: arxiv.org/pdf/2404.06531…

Here's the size of the Hubble Deep Field compared to our JADES GOODS-N region. The Hubble Deep Field was a watershed moment in the mid-90s for our understanding of the distant Universe. We're in the middle of an even more profound revolution in astronomy thanks to JWST.

I think it's great to see everyone so excited about coronagraphy.

I just submitted a new paper! And this one heads back out to high redshift with a closer look at some very deep spectra of two of the absolute most distant galaxies currently confirmed: JADES-GS-z11-0 and JADES-GS-z13-0.

Here's a thread!

arxiv.org/abs/2404.04325

Please help advertise this open position at NASA:
JWST Deputy Project Scientist for Data, Calibration, Pipeline, and Archive
usajobs.gov/job/783357700
Deadline Monday April 8

ASTRO PPL PLEASE TAKE THIS!!! we worked really hard on it!!! we need data to begin to fix the problem!!

Take the AAS CSMA Astro Poverty Survey

This survey on poverty in #astronomy will look at initial statistics & information regarding a potential new underrepresented population in the US astronomy community based on socioeconomic status. aas.org/posts/news/202…

It’s been a year since our paper about the modest proposal for the non-existence of exoplanets came out. The data can be better explained by rotating squars (cuboid stars). See Figure 4 for an example of advanced simulations that already include squars.

ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2023arXiv2…

Dear NFL can ya help a retired player out 😂 so I can scuba dive NASA training pool

Spent the first half of the week Green Bank Observatory for the annual National Radio Astronomy Observatory | NRAO and GBO Postdoc Symposium!! We had a great time bonding, talking about science and careers, and touring the telescope 🤩✨📡

I started my permanent job at NASA Goddard 13 years ago today!! What a ride it’s been. So grateful for meaningful & challenging work 😊✨🚀 Also happy #PiDay2024 😀 #jwst #nasa

Breaking records high above Antarctica! Steward Observatory's GUSTO mission soars 22 miles up for weeks and weeks, setting a new NASA milestone.

Read more: news.arizona.edu/story/steward-…

#RecordBreaker #AntarcticaAdventure #StewardObservatory #NASA

In a luminous galaxy far, far away…

In one of the most distant galaxies ever observed, NASA Webb Telescope found the first evidence for a long-theorized first generation of stars, and the farthest active supermassive black hole to date: go.nasa.gov/3Tm7FKY

Now published in Astronomy & Astrophysics (open access)! doi.org/10.1051/0004-6…

Webb may have found evidence for the long-theorized first generation of stars — as well as the most distant active supermassive black hole to date. GN-z11, a galaxy that existed 430 million years after the big bang, is giving up its secrets: go.nasa.gov/49AtIU0

is it just the astronomers or does everyone get a mechanical keyboard in their second year of grad school

Charity Woodrum Congrats from an old friend! 🎉

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