🆕 Webb has found a galaxy observed just 290 million years after the Big Bang! 💥 Read more: esawebb.org/images/jades4/ or 🧵👇

Io, satellite of Jupiter, seen in visible band with an adaptive optics system on the Large Binocular Telescope located in Arizona. We can now say than AO on ground-based telescope is now better than space telescopes even in optical. buff.ly/3KlRzvE

Dropped on arXiv today "The First Billion Years, according to JWST" a snapshot of the great progress made by JWST in the understanding of the early chapters of our cosmic history🎇 written by the attendees of the 2024 International Space Science Institute (ISSI) Breakthrough Workshop.🤩 💫✨

A&A letter led by A: we explored FIR line ratios involving [CII]158, [OIII]88, [OIII]52, [NII] 122 and [NIII]57, detectable in the submm with ALMA Observatory📡 and Atacama Large Aperture Submillimeter Telescope at high z and potential diagnostics of ISM and CGM gas properties arxiv.org/abs/2406.11559

Never complain again about JWST/ALMA being oversubscribed: "The number of hours requested by proposals in period 114 on UT4 amounted to 28.7 the available time" 🤯🤯🤯

Grant rejection, observing proposal rejections, and the childcare place suddenly closing down for good. And it's only Wednesday! 😭😭

our press release is spreading! :O space.com/james-webb-spa…

Are you an ECR? Do you like #JWST ? High-z galaxies/SMBHs? Skiing/curling/ice-skating in the Swiss Alps? Applications are now open for the 54th Saas-Fee Course on "Galaxies and Black Holes in the 1 Gyr as seen with the JWST" - Jan 27-31, 2025 - more info: astro.unige.ch/saasfee2025/

54th Saas-Fee Advanced Course: “Galaxies and Black Holes in the First Billion Years as seen with the JWST”: Date Monday 27, January 2025 to Friday 31, January 2025 Location Saas Fee, Switzerland Contact SOC: Pascal Oesch, Romain Meyer, Michaela… dlvr.it/TCpc3w

The #ALMABO24 conference in Bologna kickstarts with a Local Galaxies session in the Giorgio Prodi lecture hall and just take in this view!😮

Just wanted to quickly advertise a really exciting new result just obtained by ALMA involving the detection (6.6 sigma) of the [OIII]88 line at z=14.1793 put together by an awesome PhD student in Leiden with the name of Sander Schouws. The [OIII]88 line detection was found by

Well, it looks like last year's record number of proposals is already broken #jwst #cycle4

Enjoy! "Broad-band SED of #Quasars at z>6" Hyperion paper by Saccheo et al. arxiv.org/abs/2411.02105

Well, I'm leaving. See you on blue sky or in real life!