Theoretical Plasma Astrophysics Group: The Plasma Astrophysics group at CU conducts active theoretical and computational research relevant to some of the most fascinating and important astrophysical ...

Plasma Astrophysics is the cross-disciplinary field that aims at understanding various astrophysical phenomena by applying the knowledge obtained in Plasma Physics. Since most of the visible matter in ...

These facilities enable dense flashes of gamma rays through colliding laser pulses, simulating astrophysical conditions. Recent advances in micrometer-scale structured plasma targets have further ...

Data from the XRISM X-ray satellite provide unprecedented detail on how ionized plasma moves in massive galaxy clusters — a question with huge cosmological and astrophysical implications.

The study track in astrophysical sciences focuses on observational or theoretical ... Several probes are also carrying out direct measurements of planets, moons and interplanetary plasma in our solar ...

Professor Burgess’ research interests are in the areas of: Space and astrophysical plasma physics, Shocks in collisionless plasmas, turbulence and particle acceleration in collisionless plasmas and ...

Contrary to previous assumptions, the Moon's passage through Earth's magnetic field, or "geotail," does not lead to lower ...