TuesdayNewsdayVol. 9 - Issue 34 - May 23, 2023 |  |
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 High-resolution imaging of radio emissions from an ultracool dwarf show a double-lobed structure like the radiation belts of Jupiter. |
Astronomers have described the first radiation belt observed outside our solar system, using a coordinated array of 39 radio dishes from Hawaii to Germany to obtain high-resolution images. The images of persistent, intense radio emissions from an ultracool dwarf reveal the presence of a cloud of high-energy electrons trapped in the object’s powerful magnetic field. |
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 | In an evaluation of public university graduates' salaries, the Wall Street Journal ranked UCSC second for engineering and ninth for data science. |
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 | The Summer Series program at Lick Observatory draws concert fans and astronomy devotees to the summit of Mt. Hamilton. |
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 | In partnership with Habitat for Humanity Monterey Bay, the Blum Center is working to compile data on the impact of affordable housing in Santa Cruz. |
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 | In her on on-stage discussion with alumna Ezra Klein, the Pulitzer Prize winner spoke about the efforts to roll back the effects of climate change. |
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 | New research proves comb jellies are a unique lineage or “sibling group” whose ancestors diverged before the common ancestor of all other animals. |
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