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Multi-messenger astrophysics

Astro-COLIBRI

Discussions around tools and discoveries in the novel domain of multi-messenger and time domain astrophysics. We'll highlight recent publications, discuss tools to faciliate observations and generally talk about the cool science behind the most violent explosions in the universe.

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128 episodes

  1. SN 2019rsq + two GWs: Rethinking Stellar Collapse 21:33
  2. The Lazuli Space Observatory: Time-Domain Astronomy’s Next Flagship 23:18
  3. When a Magnetar Becomes a Black Hole: The Mystery of EP251129a 23:29
  4. Off-Nuclear Cosmic Fireworks: The Curious Case of EP241021a 23:35
  5. 2.6 Sigma: Super-Kamiokande’s First Indication of Ancient Supernova Neutrinos 23:30
  6. Supernovae, TDEs, and Scintillation: How ASKAP and Rubin Are Mapping the Variable Universe 20:04
  7. JWST and MeerKAT Team Up: Uncovering the Most Distant Fast Radio Burst Yet 20:56
  8. GRB 221009A: Measuring Relativistic Jets using Radio Interferometry 21:00
  9. Unveiling GRB 240825A: Cosmic Dust, JWST, and a Supernova in Hiding 14:24
  10. From GeV to EeV: A Data-Driven View of Cosmic Rays 24:40
  11. From Blazars to Supernovae: Fermi’s Deepest High-Energy Sky Survey 23:36
  12. GRB 220706A: The Longest-Lived Gamma-Ray Burst Engine Ever Seen 19:30
  13. Chasing Kilonovae: How LIGO-India Multiplies Multimessenger Discoveries 21:43
  14. The Antimatter Explosion: Unraveling Supernova 2024afyu 22:33
  15. NMMA + Astro-COLIBRI: Unmasking Star Explosions in Real Time 20:28
  16. Structuring the Transient Universe: Astro-COLIBRI’s New AI Pipeline 23:33
  17. Peering Through the Ice: The Milky Way’s High-Energy Neutrino Signal 20:25
  18. The Schmidt Observatory System unlocking the Transient Universe 21:07
  19. GUANO, NITRATES, and GLIMPSE: The Pipelines Powering Multi-Messenger Astronomy 20:45
  20. The Dynamic Radio Sky: Unveiling Transients with the SKAO 19:33
  21. X-Raying the Earth: Neutrino Tomography at the South Pole 23:15
  22. SVOM's First Year: From Gamma-Ray Bursts to Blazars 20:27
  23. SN 2024jlc: Bridging the Gap Between Supernova Classes 20:17
  24. Cosmic Accelerators: Unlocking the Secrets of Microquasar GRS 1915+105 20:59
  25. Echoes of Annihilation: Solving the 10 MeV Mystery of GRB 221009A 22:07
  26. Decoding the BOAT: GRB 221009A and the Hunt for High-Energy Neutrinos 20:26
  27. FRB 20191221A or "the telescope that hallucinated in the rain" 20:16
  28. Record-Breaker: Catching Gamma Rays from the Distant Quasar OP 313 20:18
  29. Ripples in Spacetime: Unpacking the GWTC-5.0 Catalog 21:52
  30. SN 2017egm : Fermi-LAT's Breakthrough Gamma-Ray Detection 23:59
  31. Supernovae on the RISE: Why Dead Stars Wake Up Decades Later 17:14
  32. The SVOM Satellite: A New Era in Multi-Messenger Astronomy 24:38
  33. Chasing the Flash: Hunting Neutron Star Mergers with CTAO 19:37
  34. Tiling the Sky: A New Strategy for Finding Elusive GRBs 19:02
  35. Fast Radio Bursts & Magnetar X-Rays: A Peculiar Discovery 22:05
  36. Starbursts and Seyferts: The Mystery of the Missing Gamma Rays 22:39
  37. 15 years hunting for GRBs with H.E.S.S. 22:57
  38. The cosmic traffic jam of TDE 2025aarm 20:52
  39. TROVE: Decoding the Subsolar Gravitational Wave Event S251112cm 20:27
  40. Nova Shockwaves: VLBI observations of the 2019 Eruption of V3890 Sgr 18:44
  41. Ultra Fast Outflows: Hunting for AGN Shocks with the CTAO 22:16
  42. Gamma Rays and Ghost Particles: Investigating IceCube Alerts with HAWC 19:26
  43. The Day a Bot Got Mad: Open Source Under Attack 16:54
  44. The Two-Second Mystery: Hunting Fast Transients in the Earth’s Shadow 18:19
  45. Beyond NGC 1068: New Evidence for Neutrinos from Supermassive Black Holes 14:00
  46. The Super-Knee Solved? Interacting Supernovae and Cosmic Rays 19:01
  47. Hunting for Radio Ghosts: The Search for Persistent Sources Near FRBs 16:17
  48. The JWST Forges: Witnessing the Birth of Quasars 14:32
  49. STONKS: How XMM-Newton is Finding Faint Transients 14:41
  50. The Spectroscopic Revolution: Multi-Messenger Astronomy and the WST 16:02