This is amazing. Knowledge is just like some crazy ocean engulfing everything. It's getting harder to keep up
I just love this
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Chaotic orbit of Comet Halley explained
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An accurate integration of the orbits of the 8 planets and Halley’s Comet for the next 10k years]
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Mystery solved: Martian moons formed by a giant impact
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A complete overview of all of Juno's science instruments and their placement on the spacecraft
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This illustration displays how supermassive black holes eject intergalactic gas as they consume matter.
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This image of
Jupiter's rings came from NASA's Galileo mission, which became the first spacecraft to orbit the planet. Galileo explored Jupiter and its moons from 1995 through 2003. Credit: NASA, JPL
Illustration of Jupiter's interior layers, including its potential dense inner core. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
Dark hydrogen would be found beneath the surface of gas giant planets like Jupiter.
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Renowned UK astro-imager Damian Peach created this stunning video of a rotating Jupiter with images captured from Barbados in early to mid-June, 3 weeks before Juno's arrival at the gas giant.
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First Evidence for Water Ice Clouds Found outside Solar System
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Celestial circles
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A false-color image of the Netherlands, as seen in infrared by
ESA's Proba-V minisatellite, with vegetation shown in red, woodland in red–brown and built-up areas as green.
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Plumes of icy material extend above the southern polar region of Saturn's moon
Enceladus as imaged by the Cassini spacecraft in February 2005.
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Enceladus and its paper-thin crust
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Launched from Japan on February 17, 2016, the Japanese space agency (JAXA) Hitomi X-ray Observatory functioned for just over a month before contact was lost and the craft disintegrated. But the data obtained during those few weeks was enough to paint a
startling new picture of the dynamic forces at work within galaxies.
