Database Offline
We have had to take the database offline to repair our server. Multiple of the disks in the raid system storing all the data (mostly the images) have started to [...]
We have had to take the database offline to repair our server. Multiple of the disks in the raid system storing all the data (mostly the images) have started to [...]
This week we look at the light curve of LkHa137. This is a young star in the Pelican Nebula region. It is situated in a dark part of the molecular [...]
This week we have a look at some ongoing research - something that will hopefully get published in the medium term future. In the past we have shown how to [...]
This week we look back at the first object posted in this feature last year. The Gaia Alert object Gaia22aai. It is situated in the Pelican Nebula (IC5070) target region, [...]
Happy New Year and Happy 4th Birthday to our light curve of the week feature! This week we finish our round of thanks to participants to the HOYS project. We [...]
This week we continue our round of thanks to participants to the HOYS project. We have a short description of the group at the Astrolab IRIS observatory in Belgium, who [...]
I have been thanking our contributors to the project many times in the past. In most cases this has been very general and 'anonymous' without mentioning any specific names. Indeed [...]
This week we look at a Gaia alert from a few years ago in the HOYS field L1641N. The object in question is Gaia19amy, or otherwise known as the variable [...]
This week we have a short outlook on some general statistical analysis we are working one. As mentioned before, we have used the latest Gaia data release to identify all [...]
This week we are looking at the light curve with probably the least amount of data points we ever had in this feature - now almost at it's 4th anniversary. [...]