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HUGE FARSIDE EXPLOSION: Something just exploded on the farside of the sun--and it was big. NASA's STEREO-A spacecraft recorded a magnificent coronal mass ejection (CME) emerging during the late hours of Feb. 15th:
Le post d'il y a 2 jours avec cette modélisation saisonnière multi-modèles pour le prochain trim, est devenu "viral". Cette modélisation représente l'anomalie des géopotentiels pour les 3 prochains mois, ce qui signifie que nous serions sous l'emprise récurrente des anticyclones.
Scientists have directly measured wind speed on a brown dwarf for the first time. A brown dwarf is an object larger than Jupiter but that never got massive enough to become a star.
Read on: https://t.co/Ov3cAOjgz9
Here's the landing site of Apollo 11 imaged by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC, managed by @ASU's School of Earth and Space Exploration) at different solar illumination angles from an altitude of about 100 km
British Science Week is in full-swing, and so too is British space science. 🚀
The UK is on the hunt for planets, with the upcoming @ESA PLATO mission.
Teams from across the UK are involved, with @warwickuni leading the science management. 🛰️
#BSW20
https://t.co/AYYHhNOzpn
Almost every star has at least one planet, which means there are many “neighboring” solar systems to explore! Learn how NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope will help researchers identify even more exoplanets—adding to the thousands already identified: https://t.co/hMJZ435uCs
During intense storms, #mangroves reduce the number of people flooded and damages caused by nearly 50% in #Jamaica! Read the new report on these #ForcesOfNature: https://t.co/a2iyiSoBKL
What do slime mold and the universe have in common? 🤔
A lot, actually. Slime mold builds complex networks in search of food, not unlike how gravity builds a cobweb structure of galaxies. https://t.co/8mFH64o89B
The @isu_shssp conducted since 2011 by #ISUnet in partnership with @UniversitySA concluded on 14 Feb with the graduation of the 53 program participants from 14 countries. Read more about their Team Projects on Access to Space and Lunar Farming https://t.co/fTGdvQJXpv
Every sentence indeed. Here another one:”Scientists who imagine that bias lies in others, not themselves, fail to recognize that to live in the world today is to be drip-fed assumptions and prejudices that guide our thoughts and actions”
Enjoyed reliving our nearly yearlong spaceflights on the ISS last night. Swapping stories in good company with @Astro_Christina. And the food was much better than Node 1 Bistro!