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A Triple AGN in a Mid-Infrared Selected Late Stage Galaxy Merger
I am lucky to be a co-author on a fantastic publication by Ryan W. Pfeifle (George Mason University) of the detection of a triple AGN system. The paper can be found here.
Detection of a triple AGN in a late-stage merger (Ryan W. Pfeifle, George Mason University).
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The first ever image of a black hole
The first ever image of a black hole has been captured by the Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration (https://eventhorizontelescope.org/). Add this to the long list of things Einstein was right about. Amazing!
The supermassive black hole of galaxy M87, 50 million light years away. (https://eventhorizontelescope.org/)
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Keck/NIRES Observation Run in Hawaii
Panoramic view of the Mauna Kea Summit
Geckos in Hawaii like bananas.
Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park
Atop Mauna Kea. Behind me (from left to right) are the NAOJ Subaru Telescope, Keck I & II.
Psst… You wanna buy some bananas?
The whole group in front of Keck Observatory
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Lick Observatory
Some pictures from our observing run at Lick Observatory.
Standing in front of the original observatory.
The 3-meter Shane Telescope.
Taking a ride on the dome.
Inside the Shane Telescope Dome.
The Shane 3-meter.
The view from the top of the dome.
The original Lick Observatory.
Rodeo Beach, Golden Gate Natl. Rec. Area
The “sand” on Rodeo Beach.
The album cover of my new hit single.
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The R-magnitude 