Galaxy Zoo Red Spiral Paper Submitted

Just a quick post to let you all know that earlier this week I submitted (to MNRAS) a paper on the Galaxy Zoo Red Spirals.

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We decided to make this paper available right away on the arXiV, so you can download it here

This paper has been in the works for quite some time (remember the BBC press about Galaxy Zoo red spirals), and I’m happy to have been able to contribute to finishing it and finally getting it submitted. I should particularly mention the work of Sussex/Leiden student, Moein Mosleh who did a lot of the analysis, and of course it’s related to the Galaxy Zoo papers by Steven Bamford and Ramin Skibba who both talk about the environmental dependence of red spirals (ie. where in the universe they like to live).

I promise a post soon with a clearer explanation of what we did in this paper and the exciting results we found.

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Professor of Astronomy and Physics at Haverford College, USA. Principle Investigator for Galaxy Zoo. Enjoys using radio telescopes and trying to make sure some spectrum remains open for the future. Busy having fun doing astronomy!

5 responses to “Galaxy Zoo Red Spiral Paper Submitted”

  1. Waveney's avatar
    Waveney says :

    Well done, it is now in the Library (paper 18)

  2. Hanny's avatar
    Hanny says :

    Good work! 😉

  3. Joseph K. H. Cheng's avatar
    Joseph K. H. Cheng says :

    Congratulations !

    JKHC.

  4. zeus2007's avatar
    zeus2007 says :

    My beloved spirals once again hit a homerun!

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