Time-Domain Astronomy with Fermi GBM in the Multi-Messenger Era
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Time-Domain Astronomy with the Fermi Gamma-Ray Burst Monitor in the Multi-Messenger Era
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Gamma-ray transients↗
MoonBEAM: A Beyond Earth-Orbit GRB Detector for Multi-Messenger Astronomy
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Hui, Chiumun↗
MoonBEAM: A Beyond Earth-orbit Gamma-ray Burst Detector for Multi-Messenger Astronomy
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gamma-ray cubesat↗
Time Domain Astronomy with the Fermi Gamma-Ray Burst Monitor in the Multi-Messenger Era
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Wilson-Hodge, Colleen A.↗
New Analysis of Mercury Laser Altimeter Crossovers to Improve Geodetic Constraints by MESSENGER
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Bertone, S.↗
MoonBEAM A Beyond Earth-Orbit GRB Detector for Multi-Messenger Astronomy
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Hui, C. Michelle↗
MoonBEAM: A Beyond Earth-orbit GRB Detector for Multi-Messenger Astronomy
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gamma-ray burst, smallsat↗
Moon Burst Energetics All-sky Monitor: A Beyond Earth-orbit Gamma-ray Burst Detector for Multi-Messenger Astronomy
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gamma-ray burst, smallsat↗
Moon Burst Energetics All-sky Monitor: A Beyond Earth-orbit Gamma-ray Burst Detector for Multi-Messenger Astronomy
- Moon Burst Energetics All-sky Monitor is 3-year gamma-ray mission in cislunar orbit to explore the behavior of matter and energy under extreme conditions by observing relativistic astrophysical explosions. - MoonBEAM provides key capabilities that are difficult to achieve in Low Earth Orbit: - instantaneous all-sky gamma-ray field of view - uninterrupted observations with >96% duty cycle - background radiation stability - 3 years of mission operation will provide observations of: - 1600 binary compact mergers - 5900 optically discovered core collapse supernovae - 140 magnetar giant flares - and enables 55 very high energy gamma-ray and 360 optical follow-up
gamma-ray burst↗
The NASA Multi-Messenger Astrophysics Science Support Center (MOSSAIC)
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R.M. Sambruna↗
MESSENGER Gamma Ray Spectrometer and Epithermal Neutron Hydrogen Data Reveal Compositional Differences Between Mercury's Hot and Cold Poles
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Jack T. Wilson↗
Multi-messenger Approaches to Supermassive Black Hole Binary Detection and Parameter Estimation. II. Optimal Strategies for a Pulsar Timing Array
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Tingting Liu↗
Tutorial on running median subtraction filter with application to searches for exotic field transients in multi-messenger astronomy
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Arko P. Sen↗
Challenges and opportunities for time-delay cosmography with multi-messenger gravitational lensing
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Simon Birrer↗
New discoveries from MESSENGER and insights into Mercury's exosphere
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R. J. Vervack↗
Extending MESSENGER's Mercury dual imager's eight-color photometric standardization to cover all eleven filters
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Deborah L. Domingue↗