Night sky aka Star gazing aka Astronomy :-)
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23 Aug
1:35pm, 23 Aug 2023
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swittle
Riveting viewing - and a stupendous achievement
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23 Aug
1:42pm, 23 Aug 2023
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Cerrertonia
Indeed. Looking forward to seeing whether the rover works, and what it finds.
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2 Oct
11:28am, 2 Oct 2023
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GordonG
(another) Hugely intriguing Webb discovery... bbc.co.uk |
2 Oct
1:27pm, 2 Oct 2023
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HappyG(rrr)
Fascinating. Love a bit of "unexplained"! ![]() |
2 Oct
1:52pm, 2 Oct 2023
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GordonG
I'm no expert (! x a million) but the idea of two planets being thrown out of a star's system and then sticking together as they drift through space, and it happening multiple times, seems unlikely to me.
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2 Oct
1:56pm, 2 Oct 2023
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HappyG(rrr)
The idea of a whole universe springing from a single lump of nothing into time and space and all the billions of stars and planets around us is unlikely too though, innit? I know what you mean though - but forming as binaries from nothing seems unlikely too. So does collision from another body to form two things (like earth and moon) but not orbiting a star etc. all insufficient explanations. Weird and wonderful! ![]() |
29 Nov
5:55pm, 29 Nov 2023
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GordonG
nice article here about the 'perfect solar system' that's been found. the video with the music is really interesting. bbc.co.uk
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