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thebardingreen, 6 months ago in Every planet in our solar system explained FTFY: Every planet in our solar system explained at a 5th grade level by probably ChatGPT.
FTFY: Every planet in our solar system explained at a 5th grade level by probably ChatGPT.
thessnake03, 6 months ago Our solar system is home to eight planets: Mercury Mars Uranus Venus Jupiter Neptune Earth Saturn Only a psycho would order it like that
Our solar system is home to eight planets:
Mercury Mars Uranus Venus Jupiter Neptune Earth Saturn
Only a psycho would order it like that
kalkulat, 6 months ago in Astronomers Spot a Disk Orbiting a Star in Another Galaxy For The First Time Ever Aw shucks, for ‘disc’ I read ‘planet’. And ‘Large Magellanic Cloud’ is a close neighbor. But hey, it’s a start.
Aw shucks, for ‘disc’ I read ‘planet’. And ‘Large Magellanic Cloud’ is a close neighbor. But hey, it’s a start.
Ghyste, 6 months ago in Astronomers Spot a Disk Orbiting a Star in Another Galaxy For The First Time Ever Discworld is real! Need better resolution to see Atuin and the elephants.
Discworld is real! Need better resolution to see Atuin and the elephants.
smuuthbrane, 6 months ago in Astronomers Spot a Disk Orbiting a Star in Another Galaxy For The First Time Ever Tease, had me thinking they’d found a Type II civilization.
Tease, had me thinking they’d found a Type II civilization.
StealThisComment, 6 months ago in Enormous planet discovered around tiny star could break our understanding of solar system formation You’re telling me they discovered an “ultra-cool dwarf star” and didn’t immediately name it Dinklage?
You’re telling me they discovered an “ultra-cool dwarf star” and didn’t immediately name it Dinklage?
KinNectar, 6 months ago in James Webb telescope reveals 'nursery' of 500,000 stars in the chaotic heart of the Milky Way Skip the ads, here's the NASA link: https://www.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasas-webb-reveals-new-features-in-heart-of-milky-way/
Skip the ads, here's the NASA link: https://www.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasas-webb-reveals-new-features-in-heart-of-milky-way/
TubeTalkerX, 7 months ago in China's Mars Lander Detects Subsurface Geometrical Shapes in Scientific First Start the Reactor Quaid….
Start the Reactor Quaid….
DavidGarcia, 7 months ago in China's Mars Lander Detects Subsurface Geometrical Shapes in Scientific First isn’t any shape a geometrical shape? title could have been “China’s Mars Lander Detects Subsurface Thingy”
isn’t any shape a geometrical shape? title could have been “China’s Mars Lander Detects Subsurface Thingy”
AstridWipenaugh, 7 months ago in China's Mars Lander Detects Subsurface Geometrical Shapes in Scientific First saying they identified irregular polygonal wedges located at a depth of about 35 meters all along the robot’s journey. So like a spaceship graveyard from the Great Star War of 4990 BC?
saying they identified irregular polygonal wedges located at a depth of about 35 meters all along the robot’s journey.
So like a spaceship graveyard from the Great Star War of 4990 BC?
DigitalTraveler42, 7 months ago More like cave systems or even continental outlines most likely.
More like cave systems or even continental outlines most likely.
Syldon, 7 months ago in Astronomers discover six planets orbiting a nearby sun-like star Archive link
Archive link
eran_morad, 7 months ago in Astronomers discover six planets orbiting a nearby sun-like star Way to bury the lede. What’s remarkable here is that the orbits are resonant.
Way to bury the lede. What’s remarkable here is that the orbits are resonant.
JohnDClay, 7 months ago in Moon’s scientifically important sites could be ‘lost forever’ in mining rush Here’s a great video by Cody’s Lab on the subject. Namely, there could be frozen microbes from Earth’s distant past in the permanately shadowed craters since the moon is so much more stable than earth. youtu.be/8c_4ilhM0wc
Here’s a great video by Cody’s Lab on the subject. Namely, there could be frozen microbes from Earth’s distant past in the permanately shadowed craters since the moon is so much more stable than earth.
youtu.be/8c_4ilhM0wc
Rozz, 7 months ago in SpaceX rockets keep tearing blood-red 'atmospheric holes' in the sky, and scientists are concerned …not a threat to humanity Well that’s good at least
…not a threat to humanity
Well that’s good at least
Player2, 7 months ago in SpaceX rockets keep tearing blood-red 'atmospheric holes' in the sky, and scientists are concerned ‘scientists are concerned’ and ‘atmospheric holes’ implies something a bit scarier than a short light phenomenon to me, bad headline
‘scientists are concerned’ and ‘atmospheric holes’ implies something a bit scarier than a short light phenomenon to me, bad headline
Cethin, 7 months ago Bad headline for the consumer, good headline for the increasingly shitty fear-based media that is trying to get you to click.
Bad headline for the consumer, good headline for the increasingly shitty fear-based media that is trying to get you to click.
notfromhere, 7 months ago in SpaceX rockets keep tearing blood-red 'atmospheric holes' in the sky, and scientists are concerned This article is a big nothing burger.
This article is a big nothing burger.
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