The study of minor planets is motivated both by fundamental science of Solar system origins (some of these bodies contain the most pristine materials from the early ages of the planetary nebula) and by practical reasons concerning space exploration and impact frequency with Earth. Among minor bodies, near-Earth asteroids are a particularly

NSVS 10653195 is a double-line detached eclipsing binary star found in 2007 by te{coughlin2007} among the NSVS periodic variable stars. The first analysis of the optical VRI light curves by te{coughlin2007} show that this binary could be composed by two low mass stars. Other authors analyzed new optical light curves for this system, obtaining some

Context. Asteroid (2579) Spartacus is a small V-type object located in the inner main belt. This object shows spectral characteristics unusual for typical Vestoids, which may indicate an origin deeper than average within Vesta or an origin from an altogether different parent body. Aims: Our main goal is to study the origin of Spartacus. We derive

Context. We present the first high-cadence multiwavelength radial-velocity observations of the Sun-as-a-star, carried out during 57 consecutive days using the stellar échelle spectrograph at the Hertzsprung SONG Telescope operating at the Teide Observatory. Aims: Our aim was to produce a high-quality data set and reference values for the global

The Legacy PLANCK all-sky Sunyaev-Zeldovich (SZ) galaxy cluster catalogues PSZ1 and PSZ2 (Planck Collaboration XXIX 2013; Planck Collaboration XXVII 2015) provide for the first time the possibility to detect galaxy clusters using the SZ effect signature in a full sky survey. However, in order to constrain cosmological parameters from these

With both nebular- and stellar-derived abundances of ≲1/10 Z_{⊙ } and low foreground extinction, Sextans A is a prime candidate to replace the Small Magellanic Cloud as reservoir of metal-poor massive stars and reference to study the metal-poor Universe. We report the discovery of two early O-type stars in Sextans A, the earliest O-type stars with