AAS 243 Press Conference: Stars, Disks & Exoplanets @AASPressOffice
AAS 243 Press Conference: Stars, Disks & Exoplanets  @AASPressOffice
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Wednesday, 10 January 2024, 2:15 pm CST
Stars, Disks & Exoplanets

Welcome
Ben Cassese (AAS / Columbia University)

Stellar Paternity Tests: Matching High-Latitude B Stars to the Open Clusters of Their Birth
Brandon Schweers and Ginny McSwain (Lehigh University)

Weakened Magnetic Braking in the Exoplanet Host Star 51 Pegasi
Travis Metcalfe (White Dwarf Research Corporation)

JWST's New View of Beta Pictoris Suggests Recent Episodic Dust Production from an Eccentric, Inclined Secondary Debris Disk
Christopher Stark (NASA Goddard)

How Do Ultra-Massive Planets Form? Gaining New Insight by Measuring the Orbital Tilt of a Rare Transiting Brown Dwarf
Steven Giacalone (Caltech)

An Earth-Sized Addition to a 400-Myr Planetary System in the Ursa Major Moving Group
Alyssa Jankowski and Melinda Soares-Furtado (University of Wisconsin – Madison)
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