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Brightest supernova of past 420 years revealed in stunning new James Webb telescope images
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Brightest supernova of past 420 years revealed in stunning new James Webb telescope images
This supernova signaled the explosive death of a supergiant star in the nearby Large Magellanic Cloud.
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Webb finds molecule only made by living things in another world
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Webb finds molecule only made by living things in another world
Could this exoplanet be inhabited?
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Methane is mostly produced by phytoplankton? For years I've been told it was too many cow farts. We need to greatly kill off phytoplankton before the ice caps melt.
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Webb finds molecule only made by living things in another world
Webb finds molecule only made by living things in another world
Could this exoplanet be inhabited?
This is wayyyy above my knowledge comfort level. We need an electron microscope to study molecules 18 inches away, yet a space telescope floating 340 miles above the earth can single out a specific molecule on a planet at a distance of 120 Light Years?
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Stunning James Webb Space Telescope image shows young star blasting supersonic jets
The JWST's views do not disappoint.
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JWST Discovers Starless, Planet-Like Objects Mysteriously Lurking in Orion
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JWST Discovers Starless, Planet-Like Objects Mysteriously Lurking in Orion
JWST observations of the star-forming heart of the Orion nebula have given us something we've never seen before.
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JWST Discovers Starless, Planet-Like Objects Mysteriously Lurking in Orion
JWST Discovers Starless, Planet-Like Objects Mysteriously Lurking in Orion
JWST observations of the star-forming heart of the Orion nebula have given us something we've never seen before.
JuMBOs is a brilliant name for these objects.
This is wayyyy above my knowledge comfort level. We need an electron microscope to study molecules 18 inches away, yet a space telescope floating 340 miles above the earth can single out a specific molecule on a planet at a distance of 120 Light Years?
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JWST is over 1 million miles from earth. And look up Spectroscopy!
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Dark planets - worlds with no host star, wandering the cosmos forever alone. Never proven, but speculated upon. If they are numerous enough, there's a teeny tiny possibility they could prove that modified Newtonian physics is the correct interpretation of the universe.JWST Discovers Starless, Planet-Like Objects Mysteriously Lurking in Orion
JWST Discovers Starless, Planet-Like Objects Mysteriously Lurking in Orion
JWST observations of the star-forming heart of the Orion nebula have given us something we've never seen before.
Dying Star As You’ve Never Seen: JWST Reveals Unprecedented View Of The Ring Nebula
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Dying Star As You've Never Seen: JWST Reveals Unprecedented View Of The Ring Nebula
The Ring Nebula, a famous example of a planetary nebula, is giving astronomers a unique view of what a dying star looks like in its final stages.
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James Webb Space Telescope's stunning mosaic of Orion Nebula uncovers rogue planets (photos)
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James Webb Space Telescope's stunning mosaic of Orion Nebula uncovers rogue planets (photos)
The observations have uncovered 40 pairs of free-floating gas giants.
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James Webb Space Telescope spots dozens of physics-breaking rogue objects floating through space in pairs
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James Webb Space Telescope spots dozens of physics-breaking rogue objects floating through space in pairs
Astronomers spotted Jupiter-mass binary objects (JUMBOs) in the Orion constellation, and they don't know how the objects formed.
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Brand New Feature On Jupiter Discovered By JWST
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Brand New Feature On Jupiter Discovered By JWST
A new fast jet stream has been identified in the Jovian atmosphere.
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Crazy shit right there. Sounds like we already need a bigger, better, newer jwst! That's what I love about space exploration in general - the more we learn, the less we know.
Literally a Star Trek episode in the making
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Where's that facepalm meme - we haven't found any galaxies older than the universe. Maybe we will, but we definitely haven't yet. That's what is so awesome about science: it grows in understanding as time goes on. But in the meantime... I beg you...
Stop. Making. Sh*t. Up.
They didn’t say that there are galaxies older than the universe and you shouldn’t either. They said there are galaxies that look like they are older than the universe but that they don’t know how they could have formed.
