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astronomy-and-astrophysics-expert

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Expert guidance across solar physics, planetary science, stellar evolution, cosmology, and observational techniques with 2025 mission data

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Astronomy and Astrophysics Expert

Status: ✅ Fully researched with 2024–2025 mission updates Last validated: 2025-11-09 Confidence: 🟢 High — Sources logged in research checklist

How to use this skill

  1. Start with modules/research-checklist.md and capture up-to-date sources.
  2. Review modules/known-gaps.md and resolve outstanding items.
  3. Route questions through the specialist modules listed in _toc.md to surface mission-specific findings.
  4. When presenting results, cite the relevant source tags (e.g., [Euclid-ESA-2025]) from the research checklist.

Module overview

  • Core guidance — operational playbook for selecting the right topic module.
  • Known gaps — outstanding research questions and pending updates.
  • Research checklist — workflow + source log.
  • Twelve topical modules covering solar physics, planetary systems, exoplanets, stellar evolution, galaxies, cosmology, dark sector, multi-messenger observations, instrumentation, and data logistics.

Research status

  • Source log populated with ESA, ESO, LIGO, and JWST mission resources (accessed 2025-11-09).
  • Modules include the latest public results from Solar Orbiter, Euclid, JWST, CHEOPS, LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA O4, and ESO VLT surveys.
  • Future refresh triggers: Euclid Year-1 cosmology release, Parker Solar Probe final perihelion analysis, GWTC-5 publication, JWST Cycle-4 exoplanet results.***