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A Recurrent Infrared Modulation in the Warm Post-impact Debris Disk NGC 2547 ID8
Extreme debris disks are signposts of violent rocky collisions, but it remains unclear whether their mid-infrared variability traces transient dust clouds or longer-lived post-impact reservoirs. We analyze a 19 yr mid-infrared record of the young solar analog NGC 2547 ID8, combining four spectra fro
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