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Space.com
This was the nearest example of a stellar body being "spaghettified" by the massive tidal forces generated by a black hole that astronomers have ever spotted.
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Space.com
Even though current telescopes lack the resolving power to see the surface of an exoplanet, the findings could help astronomers draw conclusions about the planets' surfaces by doing spectroscopic studies of their atmospheres.
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Space.com
Be forewarned that Pluto is an observing challenge, as it is only visible in the largest of backyard telescopes. Its maximum magnitude will be 14.3, compared with naked-eye stars that shine at -6.
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CNET
Astronomers are getting their hands on JWST data. Here's what you can expect to see in the near future. monisha-ravisetti. Monisha Ravisetti.
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EarthSky
The researchers discovered the black hole after searching through nearly 1,000 massive stars in the Tarantula Nebula region of the Large Magellanic Cloud. The team used six years of observations by the Fibre Large Array Multi Element Spectrograph (FLAMES) ...
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Space.com
A Chinese Long March 5B rocket stands on a launchpad in front of a blue sky. A Chinese Long March 5B rocket is rolled out to its launchpad carrying China's experimental Wentian module that ...
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The New York Times
Scientists reconstructed some of the evolutionary steps that led penguins to quit tropical climates for the Antarctic life over millions of years.
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Forbes
Just days after the first formal release of its first show-off images scientists using the new James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have posted some stunning new images of two spiral galaxies. Posted on Flickr by Judy Schmidt working on the PHANGS Survey, ...
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Quartz
They are data visualizations! And that data is the impact of photons—light energy—on very sensitive circuits a million miles away from us. The various sensors on the Webb Telescope measure that energy and send that data back to earth, where it can be ...
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Phys.Org
Trees near glaciers experience that same effect and it can slow their growth. Trees record the history of cooling in their yearly growth rings, as a new study in AGU's Geophysical Research Letters reports. Tree ring ...
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