The Ross-Shanks Supercluster
w(theta) from AAOmega *finally* done (how the fook was that so hard to do?!?!?!)
Clustering/bias evolution was last weeks in-thing but still v. relevant.
Spiral LRGs in COSMOS - we shall see!!
Meanwhile, re-looking at the COSMOS data and doing a very basic wedge plot Shanks and I are claiming discovery of the Ross-Shanks supercluster at z~0.67 RA=150.05, Dec=+2.5. So there.
(Let's not worry about the fact the nearly every major telescope in every EM-band has been pointing at this structure for the `proper' COSMOS survey.... ;-)
What's it gonna be? So hold me tight and don't let go!!
Clustering/bias evolution was last weeks in-thing but still v. relevant.
Spiral LRGs in COSMOS - we shall see!!
Meanwhile, re-looking at the COSMOS data and doing a very basic wedge plot Shanks and I are claiming discovery of the Ross-Shanks supercluster at z~0.67 RA=150.05, Dec=+2.5. So there.
(Let's not worry about the fact the nearly every major telescope in every EM-band has been pointing at this structure for the `proper' COSMOS survey.... ;-)
What's it gonna be? So hold me tight and don't let go!!
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