Increasing the Discovery Space in Astrophysics: The Exploration Question for Stars and Stellar Evolution

Giuseppina Fabbiano,Martin Elvis,Alberto Accomazzi,Graham Berriman,Nancy S. Brickhouse,Sownak Bose,D. Carrera,Igor Chilingarian,F. Civano,Bozena Czerny,R. DAbrusco,Jeremy J. Drake,R. Emami-Meibody,Joseph R. Farah,G. G. Fazio,Eric D. Feigelson,Francesca M. Fornasini,J. S. Gallagher,J. E. Grindlay,L. Hernquist,M. Karovska,D.W. Kim,G M Lacy,Joseph Lazio,W. P. Maksym,R. Martinez Galarza,Joseph M. Mazzarella,D. B. Sanders,N. Z. Scoville,I. Shapiro,Aneta Siemiginowska,Alex G. Smith,Howard A. Smith,Andrew Szentgyorgyi,Sandro Tacchella,A. Thakar,V. Tolls,B. Wilkes,D.J. Wilner,P. Willner,Scott J. Wolk,J. H. Zhao

Increasing the Discovery Space in Astrophysics: The Exploration Question for Stars and Stellar Evolution

2019

Exploration can be the central question for Astro2020. Major astronomical discoveries were not driven by known questions, but by increasing discovery space via new telescopes and instruments, & now archive mining. Revolutionary facilities and supporting archives will open new discoveries. Here we focus on exploration for stars and stellar evolution

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Engineering
Astronomy
Stellar evolution
Stars
Sextant (astronomical)

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