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Amazing physics

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If all goes well, Starship Flight 9 will launch on May 19
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📷 SpaceX

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Incredible: The James Webb Space Telescope captures a rare, crystal-clear glimpse of a star in its final moments.

(Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, Webb ERO Production Team)

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Albert Einstein delivering his Nobel Prize lecture in Gothenburg, Sweden, in 1923.

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Venus, Moon, and Saturn
Credit: Jose Mora
Spain

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This is one of the most exquisite osprey shots I've ever seen, documented by the great photographer Chen Chengguang @joinus12345 Observe how this nimble bird, precisely folds its wings together like a feathered fighter jet, before spearing the water and gaffing a fish for dinner!

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Saturn��s iconic rings, made of ice, dust, and rock, will seem to vanish on March 23, 2025, as the planet’s tilt aligns perfectly with Earth.

This phenomenon occurs every 30 years due to Saturn’s orbit.

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The side of the earth you never see.

Center of the Pacific Ocean

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Saturn seen through 🪐
#meta ai photography HDR

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Two Crescents in the sky, Venus and Moon.
This stunning photograph by H. Raab captures a rare celestial alignment—the thin crescent Moon alongside Venus, which also appears as a crescent due to its phase.
Venus, often called the "Evening Star" or "Morning Star,"

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No, this isn't a painting or Photoshop. What you're witnessing is an extraordinary and seldom seen atmospheric event known as Sprites, or Red Sprites.

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Milky Way & Meteor over Arches National Park. ✨

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Exoplanet...
Did You Know About the Chicxulub Crater in Mexico?

It’s almost unbelievable—a meteoric crater 180 kilometers in diameter lies hidden beneath the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. Known as the Chicxulub Crater,