Publication type: Non-refereed

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    Unusual Morphologies from the HST Snapshot Survey of BL Lac Objects: Three Optical Jets and A Possible Einstein Ring
    The HST snapshot survey of 108 BL Lac objects has revealed several instances of unusual morphologies, three jets and a possible Einstein ring. Of the three...
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    Unusual optical and X-ray flaring activity in GX 339-4
    Since September 2007 we have been monitoring the optical counterpart (V, R and i-bands) of the black hole X-ray binary GX 339-4 with the Faulkes Telescope South...
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    Unveiling Chiron, an odd ice ball, with Webb: Ice and Gas Phases Revealed
    We present unprecedented findings on (2060) Chiron using James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) NIRSpec imaging and spectroscopy from cycle 1 GTO program 1273. Our...
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    Unveiling galaxy protoclusters in the era of Euclid
    How large-scale structures formed in the early universe is a key cosmological question with few answers from empirical evidence. Unveiling galaxy clusters and...
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    Unveiling New Quiescent BHs with IPHAS
    X-ray transients provide the best evidence for the existence of stellar-mass BHs, with 20 confirmed cases based on dynamical studies. However, these are only...
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    Unveiling New Quiescent Black Holes with IPHAS
    Soft X-ray transients (SXTs) provide the best evidence for the existence of stellar-mass black holes (BHs) with almost 20 confirmed systems based on dynamical...
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    Unveiling Seshat: new insights into the stretching of the cord ceremony
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    Unveiling stellar magnetic activity using CoRoT seismic observations
    It is well known that in the Sun, the frequencies and amplitudes of acoustic modes vary throughout the solar cycle. Indeed, while the magnetic activity goes...
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    Unveiling structures in the evolution of magnetic activity of solar-like stars
    The magnetic and rotational properties of solar-like stars are strongly coupled due to the interaction of rotation and convection in their outer envelopes...