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R. S. Somerville

1 articles · 11 co-authors · latest: 2026-05-11
1,679 citations · h-index 6 · 21 papersData: Semantic Scholar
D. Burgarella · V. Buat · A. K. Inoue · T. T. Takeuchi · C. Aurin · J. -C. Bouret · P. Dayal · T. Dewachter · M. Dickinson · C. Kobayashi · G. P. Nikopoulos

We have retold 1 papers by this author. most often about: cosmic dust, Reionization, Reionization. 11 co-authors across our retellings.

chemical evolution stars · cosmic dawn · dark ages · dark interstellar cloud · dust obscuration · dust transparency anomaly · early universe galaxies · early universe star formation · high redshift galaxies · infrared excess · jwst red sources · nebula · population iii stars · quiescent galaxy · reddening · star formation gas · starburst · starlight · stellar nursery · stellar population
Hawking radiation · Sunyaev–Zeldovich effect · Sachs–Wolfe effect
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Galaxies2026-05-111 minarXiv:2605.09829express
Why Early Galaxies Shine So Bright: The Secret of Transparent Dust
The JWST telescope has spotted a multitude of bright galaxies in the young universe. Their ultraviolet light was barely absorbed by cosmic dust — defying previous expectations.
D. Burgarella·V. Buat·A. K. Inoue·T. T. Takeuchi·C. Aurin·J. -C. Bouret·P. Dayal·T. Dewachter·M. Dickinson·C. Kobayashi·G. P. Nikopoulos·R. S. Somerville
gravitational lensingAdam RiessAlan GuthAlbert Einsteincosmic dustReionizationReionizationprimordial black holegalaxy cluster
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