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Second Discovery of GeV-TeV Connection from the Globular Cluster UKS 1
Jiwon Shin (Chungnam National University), C. Y. Hui (Chungnam National University), Sangin Kim (Chungnam National University), Kwangmin Oh (Michigan State University), Ellis R. Owen (RIKEN, Osaka University)
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.11215

Second Discovery of GeV-TeV Connection from the Globular Cluster UKS 1
Using 16 years of data collected by Fermi Large Area Telescope and 1523 days of survey data from High Altitude Water Cherenkov (HAWC) Observatory, we discovered the long-sought second GeV-TeV connection towards the globular cluster (GC) UKS 1 (Shin et al. 2025). Gamma-ray spectroscopy suggests that the GeV emission can be attributed to both the pulsar magnetosphere and inverse Compton scattering (ICS) by the pulsar wind. In particular, the TeV peak is displaced from the cluster center by severa…

U.S. citizen detained by federal agents during anti-immigrant raids of construction sites
✅has filed a class action suit against the Trump administration on behalf of “all those who stand in his shoes”
— U.S. citizens or those otherwise lawfully present in the United States who are working on construction sites in the Southern District of Alabama.
Leo Garcia Venegas, a U.S. citizen of Mexican descent, was born in 1999 in Florida, and moved with his family to Alabama when he…

Calling all young bands! Tuggeranong Arts Centre is on the lookout for musicians aged 13-25 with any connection to Tuggeranong to join the lineup for Battle of the Bands 2025.
Apply for the opportunity to meet other musicians and be a part of the Southside music scene. Finalists will perform on TAC’s outdoor stage by the lake and get paid for their time.

Battle of the Bands | 2025 - Tuggeranong Arts Centre
Battle of the Bands is a series of free music events for young people. Young musicians aged 13-25 are encouraged to apply for the opportunity to perform live onstage and gain experience working with other musicians, and planning gigs.

Day 12: Laura Zimmerman
We're back to a YA author here, and Zimmerman has been floating in my list of people to include since the start. I've read "My Eyes are Up Here" about dealing with misogyny and just general logistics while having very large breasts in high school. It's both engaging & educational, but also very well written in terms of the pacing, comedic moments, and turns of phrase. That led me to check out "Just Do This One Thing For Me" which is extremely dark, *incredibly hilarious*, and so thick with dramatic irony it had me constantly amused. It's also really touching at times, and a beautiful ode to the bonds of siblinghood that made me cry as well as laugh. I won't spoil the plot at all, but it's one of the best YA books I've ever read.
#20AuthorsNoMen