Jan Scholtz, Logic Wizard

@bunsenbernerbmd The fact that Bernoulli was born on April 1st just explains a lot...

Bernoulli turns TWO today! Can you believe it??? Bernoulli has been the joy of our family since he arrived. He brought a type of energy that is chaotic and fun each and everyday. We just love him so very very much. Happy Birthday you big goober!

@bunsenbernerbmd The professor, postdoc and PhD student

📣 BREAKING NEWS 📣 DOGS ARE STILL GOOD

@bunsenbernerbmd I cant spot if this is Bunsen and Bernoulli :)

🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨 DOGS ARE STILL GOOD TODAY

Our paper on the Jekyll massive quiescent galaxy and its surroundings is finally published in @NatureAstronomy today! nature.com/articles/s4155…

@bunsenbernerbmd yaaaay I was looking forward to Bunsen story the whole week!

It’s Bunsen’s story. He is our hero and a literal legend. ❤️

@MattP1Gallagher jinxed it!

Leclerc tops both practice sessions… We are so back

@thephysicsgirl we discovered tonnes of cool galaxies with JWSt, from the most distant galaxes to active black holes, Little Red Dots, weird nitrogen loud galaxies etc. Happy to help with catching up

I want to start making videos again. I don’t even know where to start. I’m a lost science puppy

@bunsenbernerbmd I love the pupdate! It is a great way to start the week and always cheers me up in the office.

Four social media sites- the same video. A tale (or tail) if you are interested! Our pupdate video is something that recaps the week’s events. It honestly is made just for our followers as it is anti-algorithm in every definition. - it’s long, there isn’t a hook, etc. That doesn’t much matter, it’s something we love making and we get wonderful comments about how it starts everyone’s week right. So here’s the stats!

@bunsenbernerbmd The battle bear!

Bernoulli is entering his Mountain Dog Phase.

@DARSHANKAKKAD congratulations!

The annual Kavli JWST panic pizza happened again last night. Making sure we feed people submitting last-minute proposals that they started the day before. Because the best ideas come <24 hours before the deadline.

@WebbFeed Hello. Sorry but this is the most distant galaxy JADES-gsz14. It was discovered by JWST and published in May. The study above was based on new data from the ALMA observatory and it refined the distance to the galaxy. I hope this helps.

Webb found another extremely distant galaxy. This one is the second most distant ever found.

@Introspect_Rych @stefanocarniani Thank you! I played a much smaller role in the paper. Congrats on your paper as well! I am so happy two teams confirmed this!

@astrojansen @stefanocarniani Congratulations Jan! Was an impressive analysis Stefano, you, and the GTOs put together in just 12 hours...

We detected oxygen in a galaxy at z=14.18ish, refining the redshift. @stefanocarniani led the paper and we also confirmed the detection of carbon from JWST. arxiv.org/abs/2409.20533

There is so much cool stuff to go over. The fact that we were able to constrain the density and metallicity of the gas. Or the fact that looking at the dynamical mass, we found a very low gas fraction. This galaxy is probably very gas-poor! Outflows in the past?

@bunsenbernerbmd Bunsen or Bernoulli?

We confirmed the tiny green blob below to be a galaxy so distant it is seen when the Universe was only 2% of its current age, and… its spectrum came out as a huge surprise! 📈🔭 Read more in the excellent summary by @Kevin_Hainline who first discovered this galaxy 👇

New student paper day! With Giovanni Mazzolari with looked into the identification of type-2 AGN in the CEERS data. Based on different emission line diagnostics we found that about 20% of CEERS galaxies are AGN candidates - and not X-rays arxiv.org/abs/2408.15615#