Our April issue is now available to read! www.nature.com/natas… The dramatic cover image comes from the paper of Wolf et al. that appears within the issue.

.@aviadlevis et al. reconstruct a 3D image of a bright flare orbiting the black hole Sagittarius A*. This image is computationally recovered from @almaobs lightcurve data by constraining a neural network with a gravitational model of black holes: www.nature.com/artic…

NASA's MAVEN spacecraft finds evidence of explosive mass loss in the ionosphere of Mars due to magnetic reconnection, not too dissimilar from solar coronal mass ejections. 1.3 kg of oxygen ions are lost on average during these events. Ye, Xu, Lee et al.: www.nature.com/artic…

We're looking for a new editor to join the team, based in the US or Germany. Further details of the position can be found on the AAS Job Register: aas.org/jobregister/… . Closing date 8 May. #astrojob #astronomy #hiring #job #academicjobs

Earth's co-orbital asteroid Kamo'oalewa likely comes from lunar crater Giordano Bruno, which formed <10 Myr ago. The Chinese mission Tianwen-2, scheduled for May 2025, will bring to Earth a piece of it to verify this result. Baoyin, @BinChengTHU et al.: www.nature.com/artic…