Astronomy Seminars

Astronomy Seminars

Springer Nature

Research Communities by Springer Nature

The Astronomy Seminars is an events series exploring and celebrating the latest research in observational astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology, planetary science, and more.

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Dr. Rodney L. Anderson
Mr Yanis Sidhoum
Dr. Beom Park
Nicolas Pan Rivero
Dr. Cengiz Aydin
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Research Communities by Springer Nature
Research Communities by Springer Nature

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Heidelberg University
Universidade de São Paulo

Studying network of symmetric periodic orbit families of the Hill problem via symplectic invariants

Dr. Cengiz Aydin
Cengiz Aydin
Heidelberg University

Extension of the creep tide theory to exoplanet systems with high stellar obliquity

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Raphael Alves-Silva
Universidade de São Paulo
Friday, September 12, 2025 1:00 PM (UTC)
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Published seminars

Purdue University West Lafayette
Universidad de la República
A frequency-based hierarchy of dynamical models in cislunar space: leveraging periodically and quasi-periodically perturbed models
Beom Park, Purdue University West Lafayette
An attempt to build a dynamical catalog of present-day solar system co-orbitals
Nicolas Pan Rivero, Universidad de la República
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Direct Exploration of the L2 Isolated Invariant Set Using Isolating Neighborhoods
Rodney L. Anderson, California Institute of Technology and Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Low-thrust trajectory design for icy moons orbiters using multi-body techniques
Yanis Sidhoum, Purdue University West Lafayette
Yeshiva University
Cantor set structure of the weak stability boundary for infinitely many cycles in the restricted three-body problem
Edward Belbruno, Yeshiva University
Aegis, the ESA asteroid orbit determination and impact monitoring system
Marco Fenucci, ESA NEO Coordination Centre