Emma Curtis Lake
@AstronomerEmma
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I'm an observational astrophysicist, so often I call myself an astronomer. My friends often laugh because they have to tell me the latest cool astronomy news.
Joined October 2020
Can't wait to give a talk there tomorrow!
@lukejerram @StAlbansCath @NASA It is only being exhibited at the cathedral until 15 February so hurry, hurry, hurry! Find out more at: #NAW #Moon #Art
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RT @MairiWatson: Any information would be gratefully received by @HertsPolice. Our @UniofHerts mobile planetarium is vital for our outrea…
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Just the beginning of this incredible journey into probing AGN properties in more detail thanks to the new BEAGLE-AGN tool 😀 - might not be written in python, but get in touch if you're interested in using via contact details here
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RT @JorisWitstok: We confirmed the tiny green blob below to be a galaxy so distant it is seen when the Universe was only 2% of its current…
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RT @substellarfella: We're hiring an outreach and public engagement manager for the @UniofHerts Department of Physics, astronomy and maths,…
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Still trying to make progress with science projects while on shared parental leave without also missing out on these last week's before little one starts nursery. The magic combination: naps (baby), coffee, chocolate and wonderful collaborators!
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RT @SpaceTelescope: Watch as this video takes you to the farthest galaxy ever detected by #NASAWebb (so far), JADES-GS-z14-0. Read about ho…
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Such a privilege to give a plenary talk at #NAM2024 in a year when dual roles of mother+milk machine and scientist have made even UK based travel challenging. Sorry to not stay the whole week, but thanks to my family for following me here today so I could show up!
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Ready... (Though can I truly be ready when I've lost my JWST earrings 😭)
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Traveling to London today to talk about #JWST at the Royal Society public exhibit. Come along if you're in the area (last chance tomorrow)
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This book looks amazing!
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Another awesome galaxy with its properties revealed by JADES spectroscopy!
JADES-GS-z9-0: a very distant galaxy at redshift of z = 9.4327, forming stars at high rate, with higher than expected abundance of nitrogen relative to oxygen.
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RT @apod: What if we could see back to the beginning of the universe? We could see galaxies forming. But what did galaxies look like back t…
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RT @RoyalAstroSoc: Do you love your astronomy? There's plenty for you to enjoy at this year's @royalsociety Summer Science Exhibition. Won…
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