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Tag: History of Astronomy

The “Little Lion” Galaxy Sheds Light On The Universe’s Birth

January 26, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

Mysterious, vast, and blasted with the distant flames of countless stars, our night sky has long been a source of wonder for those who seek[…]

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The Many Moons Of Mars

January 24, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

Mysterious and enticing–a true Wonderland world–Mars has sung its scientific siren’s song for years to those who seek to understand its many long-held secrets. This[…]

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Discovering A Famous Supernova’s Secret Past

January 23, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

Supernova 1987A (SN 1987A) heralded the explosive and brilliant death of a massive star, whose powerful, fiery, wandering light reached Earth on February 23, 1987.[…]

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Wasteful Galaxies Inhabit The Cosmos

January 20, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

The death of a star is a spectacular, often beautiful, farewell performance that launches newly formed atomic elements screeching into Space. Small stars, like our[…]

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Understanding Cosmology and Related Terms

January 17, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

The preliminary obfuscating nature of the four words closely interrelated yet remarkably different from each other astronomy, astrology, cosmology and cosmogony can be prepended. Cosmogony,[…]

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Where Primeval Galaxies Play Hide And Seek

January 15, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

The first galaxies were born long before there were observers on Earth to gaze with curiosity up into the mysterious night sky that was filled[…]

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