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We know the stars sparkle at night, but what's happening inside those balls of gas?

Connie Arts uses observations and complex math to answer this question. She shares the 2022 Cavley Prize in astrophysics

with Juergen Christensen-Dalsgoe and Roger Ulrich for their work studying the pulsations of stars

to learn more about their inner workings.

Scientific American Custom Media, in partnership with the Cavley Prize,

spoke with Connie to learn more about her contribution to this work.

Connie Arts has spent her life watching the sky.

People tell me I still do that today.

When I exit a house or a building, I automatically look up.

It all started when she was a young girl.

Her family lived on a remote sandy road with no streetlights.

So she had a great view of the stars.

So looking up was natural to me as a child,

and I was just curious what happens inside these tiny little dots in the sky.

She dreamed of being an astronomer.

But, you know, I come from a worker's family, so I had no connection to any cultural life or higher education, let's say.

Connie assumed that her dream was out of reach, but all of that changed after a conversation

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