This paper reviews some of the main results of archaeoastronomical fieldworks carried out in sanctuaries and temples belonging to the Iron Age Iberian culture. Most of this work has been done in close collaboration with archaeologists. The orientation pattern of the Iberian sacred buildings seems to be related to the rising sun. A significant

We report an analysis of the first known β Cep pulsator observed by the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) mission, the runaway star PHL 346 = HN Aqr. The star, previously known as a singly periodic pulsator, has at least 34 oscillation modes excited, 12 of those in the g-mode domain and 22 p modes. Analysis of archival data implies that

We present the detection of a sample of galaxies which are extremely faint in the optical and near-infrared but bright at mid-infrared wavelengths. This population of galaxies, missed by the deepest HST surveys such as CANDELS or Hubble Frontier Fields, are considerably bright in IRAC. The bulk of the sample (65%) is located in a 2σ region around

The quest to find relic galaxies is ongoing, i.e. galaxies that seem to remain untouched from the primeval Universe. These galaxies are usually massive (> 8×10^{10} M_{⊙}), with very small sizes (effective radius 2 Kpc) and with old (> 10 Gyr) stellar populations. Observationally, it is not well tested whether these objects live in galaxy

The young σ Orionis cluster in the Ori OB 1b association is one of the most important clusters for understanding the stellar and substellar formation and evolution. In this work, we used 197 low-resolution optical spectra of 167 stars. We determined spectral types and measured Li I and Hα equivalent widths (EWs). We used Gaia DR2 astrometry

We report the study of an “Einstein Cross” configuration first identified in a set of HST images by Cerny et al. Deep spectroscopic observations obtained at the Spanish 10.4 m Gran Telescopio Canarias telescope, allowed us to demonstrate the lens nature of the system, that consists of a Lyman-break galaxy (LBG), not a quasi-stellar object as is