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The CatNorth Catalog: Over 1.5 Million Reliable Quasar Candidates from Gaia DR3
The CatNorth Catalog: Over 1.5 Million Reliable Quasar Candidates from Gaia DR3
Reposted from KIAA-PKU The Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics at Peking University announces an advancement in cosmic exploration with the release of the CatNorth quasar candidate catalog, as recently published in The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series. The international collaborative study, led by Dr. Yuming Fu and Prof. Xue-Bing Wu, presents an enhanced set of over 1.5 million reliable quasar candidates, building upon the initial Gaia DR3 quasar candidate catalog noted for its substantial size but low purity. ......
How to install IRAF and PyRAF on a M1/M2 (Apple Silicon) Mac?
How to install IRAF and PyRAF on a M1/M2 (Apple Silicon) Mac?
This tutorial is for installing IRAF Community Distribution and PyRAF on a M1/M2 (Apple Silicon) Mac. The following steps are tested on Mac OS Sonoma 14.2.1 with M1 chip. ......
Schedule of time allocation in S22B and S23A
Telescope Lijiang-2.4m Xinglong-2.16m 2022-09 9.25-9.30 (北京时间当日24点以前) 2022-10 10.22-10.25 2022-11 11.11-11.12 2022-12 12.3-12.4; 12.13-12.14; 12.25-12.27 2023-01 1.18-1.20; 1.25-1.27 1.17-1.18 2023-02 2.23-2.25 (北京时间次日2:30-天亮) 2.11 (half night) 2023-03 3.22-3.23 2023-04 2023-05 5.19-5.21 2023-06 6.16-6.17 6.8-6.9 2023-07 ......
Local port forwarding examples
For more information, please see this SSH tutorial. 1. Forward agnkiaa:9000 to localhost:8080 The webpage running on agnkiaa:9000 cannot be accessed from remote clients. To visit the webpage from the local computer, we can forward the port 9000 of the host agnkiaa to the 8080 port (or any other port number you like) of localhost: ......
Featured Science: PKU Astronomers Discover Nearly 200 New Quasars behind the Galactic Plane
Featured Science: PKU Astronomers Discover Nearly 200 New Quasars behind the Galactic Plane
We are located at the edge of the Galactic disk, and see our Galaxy as a hazy band of light made of countless stars in the night sky. Looking for extragalactic objects like quasars through this band of light is so hard that this region has long been called the “Zone of Avoidance” for extragalactic astronomy. But now, a new research program makes it hard for quasars to hide themselves behind the Galactic plane. ......