Hope you liked this thread! Please reach out if you have any comments and questions :) 🔭
January 6, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Hope you liked this thread! Please reach out if you have any comments and questions :) 🔭
Nonetheless, the backsplash galaxies stand out as unique. These have previously interacted with a massive galaxy which has ceased their star-formation. Although they are isolated presently, their properties are different from other field dwarfs that share their environment. 🔭
January 6, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Nonetheless, the backsplash galaxies stand out as unique. These have previously interacted with a massive galaxy which has ceased their star-formation. Although they are isolated presently, their properties are different from other field dwarfs that share their environment. 🔭
We study the star-formation rates and their evolution to find that the low-mass dark matter halos these galaxies are harbored in and their isolation with respect to massive galaxies, produce conditions conducive to active star-formation. 🔭
January 6, 2025 at 5:20 PM
We study the star-formation rates and their evolution to find that the low-mass dark matter halos these galaxies are harbored in and their isolation with respect to massive galaxies, produce conditions conducive to active star-formation. 🔭
ooh that's cool! there are certain calibrations to derive the galaxy properties (e.g. mass) from their apparent mag or sizes if their distances are known.
November 29, 2024 at 4:31 PM
ooh that's cool! there are certain calibrations to derive the galaxy properties (e.g. mass) from their apparent mag or sizes if their distances are known.
if you want to measure the structural properties of the galaxies, you might want to use SourceExtractor or Imfit.
November 29, 2024 at 4:06 PM
if you want to measure the structural properties of the galaxies, you might want to use SourceExtractor or Imfit.