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Plato's new cameras

ESA’s Planet-Hunting Plato Spacecraft Nears Completion With 24 Eyes Ready

Categories Bloggers, Space
Artist’s illustration of the HD219134 star system. Astronomers used sound waves traveling through the star’s interior to determine its age, size, and the properties of its orbiting planets. Credit: OpenAI, based on original artwork by Gabriel Perez Diaz / Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias.

New Keck Findings Challenge What We Know About Stars

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space
supermassive-black-hole

Solving the Black Hole Puzzle: Scientists Propose End to Troubling Singularities

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space
This new image features one of the Milky Way’s cosmic “bones,” known as G359.13142-0.20005—or G359.13 for short—also nicknamed the Snake. X-ray data from NASA’s Chandra Observatory (in blue) and radio data from South Africa’s MeerKAT array (in gray) reveal a striking feature: a visible break in the otherwise continuous structure of G359.13. By combining these two datasets, researchers are uncovering clues about what may have caused this fracture.

Runaway Pulsar Fractures Cosmic Snake Filament

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space
Satellite over Earth

Space Debris Could Alter Earth’s Protective Shield

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Space, Technology
The astronomical ceiling in the tomb of Seti I (KV 17) features undulating black curves running between rows of yellow half-circles that frame both halves of the ceiling.

Ancient Egypt’s Hidden Cosmic Map Discovered

Categories Social Sciences, Space

ESA’s Biomass Space Mission Weighs Forests For Climate Truth

Categories Bloggers, Space

Astronaut Reads Minds in Space Lab

Categories Space

Rogue Star Family Defies Space Rules

Categories Space
In this artist’s concept, a magnetar—a type of neutron star—is shown ejecting material into space, an event that would slow its rotation. The magnetar’s strong, twisted magnetic field lines (illustrated in green) shape the flow of electrically charged particles.

A Planet’s Worth of Gold: Magnetar Flares Forge Universe’s Heaviest Elements

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space
Artistic representation of what the Eos molecular cloud would look like in the sky if it were visible to the naked eye.

Giant Invisible Cloud Discovered Near Earth

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space
Alignment of planets

Distant Super Earths Upend Solar System Norms

Categories Space
Panchromatic view of MACS0416, a galaxy cluster about 4.3 billion light-years from Earth. The image was created by combining infrared observations from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope with visible-light data from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope. The resulting prismatic panorama of blues and reds give clues to the distances of the galaxies.

Gravity Reveals Universe Running Complex Code

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space
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