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It reaffirms that the universe is accelerating. It reaffirms that the universe is accelerating. This really has no remedy, we have to cha

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Mountains in the stars of neutrals. Mountains in the stars of neutrals. Mountains in stars, but very special ones in neutron st

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The Planetary Alignment, Today! Today, January 25th, the breath-taking planetary alignment is supposed to occur. Shortly after sunset, if we look towards the southwest we should see Venus and Saturn appearing…

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The heliocentrism of the Planets. The heliocentrism of the Planets. Heliocentrism was born thanks to Copernicus, the book tha

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The strongest winds in the Universe. The strongest winds in the Universe. Souce

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🌌 SpacePicture of a Day: Dust Shells around WR 140 from Webb 🪐 What are those strange rings? Rich in dust, the rings are likely 3D shells -- but how they were created remains a topic of research. Where they were created is well known: in a binar

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🌌 SpacePicture of a Day: Comet G3 ATLAS over Uruguay 🪐 Comets can be huge. When far from the Sun, a comet's size usually refers to its hard nucleus of ice and rock, which typically spans a few kilometers -- smaller than even a small moon. When ne

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🌌 SpacePicture of a Day: The Many Tails of Comet G3 ATLAS 🪐 Why does this comet have so many tails? C/2024 G3 (ATLAS) has developed several long and intricate tails visible from Earth's southern hemisphere over the past two weeks. Many observers re

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🌌 SpacePicture of a Day: Pleiades over Half Dome 🪐 Stars come in bunches. The most famous bunch of stars on the sky is the Pleiades, a bright cluster that can be easily seen with the unaided eye. The Pleiades lies only about 450 light years

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🌌 SpacePicture of a Day: Stardust in the Perseus Molecular Cloud 🪐 Clouds of stardust drift through this deep skyscape, across the Perseus molecular cloud some 850 light-years away. Dusty nebulae reflecting light from embedded young stars stan

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