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An update on the project status
> Still dormant it seems.
Says it all; another week - and more - has gone by, and no news.
by JeanTate
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An update on the project status
And another weekend begins.
May we have an update on status, please Laura?
by JeanTate
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An update on the project status
I'll also be offering my help - mostly on running the consensus algorithms for the data the Zooites...
by KWillett
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An update on the project status
> *I think there are only two others who were active in Stage 2, jules and zutopian. Could I suggest...
by jules
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An update on the project status
> I think there are only two others who were active in Stage 2, jules and zutopian. Could I suggest...
by zutopian
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An update on the project status
The weekend is upon us. All three ordinary zooites who were active 'at the end' (just before Quench...
by JeanTate
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An update on the project status
Good to have you back Laura.
I'm still here and want to take part in the final phases.
by ChrisMolloy
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An update on the project status
Great to have you back Laura, and glad to hear things are returning to normal.
Yes, I want to...
by JeanTate
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An update on the project status
Welcome back Laura,
I'm still here. I'll be traveling soon and won't be able to contribute much...
by mlpeck
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An update on the project status
Dear all,
So happy to be turning my attention back to Quench! As DZM wrote, our little family is...
by trouille
Science
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Scientific Articles about Galaxy Evolution and Post-quenched Galaxies
Paper on arxiv 19 December 2014:
Rowlands, K. et al. 2015, "The...
by mlpeck
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Nice quenched object not in Quench
Jean:
Nice catch, but the quenched galaxy was a BOSS target so it couldn't have been in the...
by mlpeck
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Nice quenched object not in Quench
[SDSS...
by JeanTate
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AGS000007y = SDSS J033213.20+001546.7
> AGS000007y is one of my favorites because it happens to lie in a plate overlap region, so all 4 of...
by zutopian
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Scientific Articles about Galaxy Evolution and Post-quenched Galaxies
Two new papers on arxiv 11 November 2014:
[Hiner, K. and Canalizo, G....
by mlpeck
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Scientific Articles about Galaxy Evolution and Post-quenched Galaxies
Besides "Galaxy Zoo: Evidence for a Diversity of Routes through the Green Valley", which mlpeck...
by zutopian
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Scientific Articles about Galaxy Evolution and Post-quenched Galaxies
<strike>There's nothing but a tweet and a screen grab so far, but interesting nonetheless. This is...
by mlpeck
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It's next to impossible to provide reliable links to individual posts; I will, instead, reference...
by JeanTate
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Scientific Articles about Galaxy Evolution and Post-quenched Galaxies
New on arxiv 29 October 2014: Pattarakijwanich, P. et al. 2014:...
by mlpeck
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> this thread to gather in one place links to all the important posts we should keep in mind as we...
by JeanTate
Chat
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As noted by you, mlpeck, over in GZ Talk:
> For anyone not following along on github, the submitted...
by JeanTate
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Thanks for stopping by.
The PI did a blog post at the end of round 1 of classifications saying...
by mlpeck
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Thanks for reading the draft carefully! I'm afraid the numbers error is my fault: the original text...
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From the github "Closed Issues", #55 seems to suggest that zkChris wrote the Quench project section....
by JeanTate
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> According to below GZ blog article over 1600 people had participated
> during the classification...by mlpeck
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> Fellow zooite mlpeck has already posted some comments on the Quench section, in GZ Talk (link...
by zutopian
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To add to what mlpeck wrote:
- perhaps the first 'setback' (if it can be called that) was the...
by JeanTate
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Fellow zooite mlpeck has already posted some comments on the Quench section, in GZ Talk (link...
by JeanTate
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> ... to discuss what the preprint says about Quench
The preprint has a subsection on Quench, in...
by JeanTate
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Thanks to zutopian for posting about this...
by JeanTate
Collections
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QS galaxies (5 subjects)
All (except 1,2,3 & a) have at least one red partner star close by.
by lmayoral
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ebymorg (1 subject)
feataures
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Dual AGN (QS sample) (2 subjects)
by zutopian
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QS galaxies with AGN (5 subjects)
by zutopian
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wrong classifications (5 subjects)
by zutopian
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Missed Mergers (5 subjects)
by zutopian
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wrong classifications (5 subjects)
edgeon versus cigar
by zutopian
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wrong classifications (5 subjects)
wrong classification of the morphology:
smooth versus feature/diskby zutopian
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wrong classifications (5 subjects)
- star classified wrongly as galaxy
- galaxy classified wrongly as star
by zutopian
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wrong classifications (5 subjects)
- Missed mergers #missed_merger
- Classifications as merger, but actually neither
by zutopian
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Imagine a cross-section of shaving bubbles in galactic scale - this pic shows faint outlines of the bubbles encircling dark empty centers.
by lmayoral
A spiral arm is being "pulled" out by the large object on the lower right.
by lmayoral
Bottom star/galaxy is "pulling" some material from the lower left.
by lmayoral
This one looks like it is forming a spiral arm.
by lmayoral
Interesting, that the constellation in the bottom looks like an ellipse of paired stars.
by lmayoral
Object on top left appears as a edge-on view. A spiral arm is being "Pulled" by massive object & making the galaxy look like a cork screw.
by lmayoral
I think that the long one is travelling just past the other, causing an elongation of both its arms because of a high rotation speed
by HalDew
это галактика неправильной формы
by skk2001
features
by chinedualbert
Spectrum show candidate SNe, see c_cld's Jan 2012 GZ forum thread: http://www.galaxyzooforum.org/index.php?topic=279846.0
by JeanTate
Maybe it's caused by the bigger size of the black hole in the center of the eliptical galaxy? And I also think it will form one big galaxy
by masterofreal
If they are merging, why is only one of them being pulled apart? Could it be the smaller one is way behind the other, not affecting it?
by AmnesiDC