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NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterAnna Trindade FalcãoMultiwavelength astrophysicist · Black-hole winds · AGN feedback
Three processed emission maps shown side by side: Chandra 0.3–3 keV X-rays, ALMA CO (2–1), and VLT/MUSE Hα plus [N II], displayed with a blue-to-red intensity palette.
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Research theme

Multiphase Galactic Outflows

I compare X-ray, molecular, and warm ionized gas observations to test whether spatially associated phases trace related outflow structures and how model-dependent energetics constrain possible feedback.

Chandra · ALMA · MUSEMultiphase OutflowsImage credit: Trindade Falcão et al. 2024, ApJ 977, 275, DOI: 10.3847/1538-4357/ad8de3, CC BY 4.0. Three-panel website adaptation created by Anna Trindade Falcão from Paper III material. Chandra: NASA/CXC; ALMA: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO); MUSE: ESO/VLT.Supporting publication ↗

Scientific questions

Questions guiding this work

  1. 01

    Where are X-ray, molecular, and warm ionized structures spatially associated, and what measurements would establish common motion or physical coupling?

  2. 02

    How do measured morphology and kinematics differ among gas phases from nuclear to galactic scales?

  3. 03

    Which observations and model-dependent energetics constrain possible energy and momentum transfer among gas phases and into the host?