Everyone should know what happened with the Infinite Monkey Cage. One of the best-known science communicators in the UK is married to a prominent transphobe; we can only assume he shares her views. The BBC has a lot to answer for here too.
Emma Alexander
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Research Fellow in Astrophysics @ the University of Leeds. Interested in all things Radio Astronomy! Currently working on Galactic filaments. Owned by two dogs, two cats, and two guinea pigs. 🐶🐱🐹 Will post both science and personal. She/her
![Quoted from the email announcement: "The figure shows the amplitude and phase data averaged over the 5 minute observation period (top panels) and the waterfall plots showing their variation with time. The phases are flat as a function of frequency, as expected for an isolated point source at the center of the field. Additionally, they are constant in time. This indicates that the system is stable and working as expected. Regions of strong, well-known RFI from geolocation satellites can be clearly seen in the amplitude plots. [Image produced by Shin’ichiro Asayama from data taken by the System AIV team with support from the ATLAS team]"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:o5oksvbvqshrqbg4bfcsfhch/bafkreiht3timqi5af776rhiai25te6zshhpqrodzq675fnvtemiesawgqi)
