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What Are Telescopes?

April 11, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

Telescopes are usually the ultimate weapon in defense of space, which is heavily coveted by all human beings. Astronomers use telescopes to track the distant[…]

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Our Galaxy’s Hidden Heart Reveals Its Ancient Secrets

January 29, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

Our Milky Way Galaxy is very old. Indeed, at 13.21 billion years of age, it is almost as old as the 13.8 billion year old[…]

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Hat-P-7b – A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall

January 28, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

The hunt for distant planets in orbit around alien stars beyond our own Sun has yielded an overwhelming treasure chest filled with Wonderland worlds–some exotic,[…]

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Observing The Atmosphere Of A Diamond In The Sky

January 27, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

Super-Earths are fascinating exoplanet “oddballs” that are unlike anything in our own Solar System. Smaller than the quartet of outer, giant, gaseous worlds in orbit[…]

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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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Finding A Galactic Treasure Where X Marks The Spot

January 25, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

A marvelous starlit pin-wheel whirling majestically in Space, our ancient barred spiral Milky Way Galaxy plays host to our Sun and its entire family of[…]

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