Dr Gina Panopoulou, Assistant professor, Chalmers University of Technology

Exploring Astrophysics
27/12/2022 16 min

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In this episode, Dr Panopoulou spoke about how every galaxy has a magnetic field, and by using the polarisation of light we are able to map the structure of this field in our galaxy. We talked about the difficulties of doing this, including the limited information the polarisation of light can convey and how hard it is to check the accuracy of any results. 

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