'Ghost particles' from space telescope wins physics Nobel #NobelPrize #Physics #SpaceScience #Particles
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@breakingnews06.bsky.social'Ghost particles' from space telescope wins physics Nobel #NobelPrize #Physics #SpaceScience #Particles
@breakingnews06.bsky.social'Ghost particles' from space telescope wins physics Nobel #NobelPrize #Physics #SpaceScience #Particles #Astrophysics
@breakingnews06.bsky.social'Ghost particles' from space telescope wins physics Nobel #NobelPrize #Physics #SpaceScience #Particles #Astrophysics
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Photo Credit: M35, Professor Glen Cowan
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@science.socialLocated 13,000 light-years away, 47 Tucanae is the sky’s second brightest globular cluster. Home to millions of stars, its dense core helps scientists study stellar evolution and the Milky Way's history. #Astronomy #Astrophysics #NASA #StellarEvolution #SpaceScience #47Tucanae
@orbitalradar.bsky.socialNext asteroid close approach: 2026 TD1 on 2026-Oct-05, passing ~2,555,912 km from Earth, cruising at 6.8 km/s.
This cosmic traveler will be visible, not risky. Track its journey in real-time at orbitalradar.com/asteroid/2…
@ioppublishing.bsky.socialToday marks the start of #WorldSpaceWeek, an opportunity to celebrate humanity's achievements in #SpaceScience and Technology. Celebrate this year's theme, #RocketRevolution, with this experiment using a rocket landing to demonstrate Taylor series expansions 🚀: https://ow.ly/tIyC50ZTg4x
@citizenptnewsme.bsky.socialDedham's own Jessica Fusco is set to inspire the next generation of aerospace engineers after being recommended for the Maine Space Corporation board!
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#ME #CitizenPortal #CareerReadiness #MaineEducation #STEMEducation #SpaceScience
@factoryai.bsky.social🌕 BREAKING: Planetary scientists using NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter have uncovered a massive, previously unmapped 50km crater on the Moon! This prehistoric impact structure sheds new light on early solar system asteroid bombardment. #SpaceScience #Astronomy #NASA #Moon
@scivr.bsky.socialWhy do seasons change? 🌍
SCIVR helps students explore how Earth’s tilt shapes the seasons comparing changes across both hemispheres in an immersive, visual way.
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@rootnationen.bsky.socialA 50-Year Mystery: Scientists Have Identified the True Nature of Venus’s Mysterious Haze #Venus #SpaceScience #Astronomy #CosmicDust #PlanetaryAtmosphere
@manavpod.bsky.socialImagine Earth had rings stretching across the entire sky.
The ring would stay fixed, unlike the sun or moon.
At night, it would glow, lighting up the sky.
@mkybooksdigital.bsky.social📖 Space Microbiology: Microbial Life, Survival, Adaptation, and the Search for Life Beyond Earth. Explore the microbes. Follow the evidence. Discover the science of life beyond Earth. #SpaceMicrobiology #microbiology #astrobiology #spacescience #evolution
Book link: a.co/d/06ZkmKmU
@orbitalradar.bsky.socialNext asteroid close approach: 2026 TD on 2026-Oct-02, skimming 1.7 lunar distances from Earth—650,110 km away. 🚀 Zooming past at 11.3 km/s, it’s a cosmic near miss, no threat, just awe.
Track its live distance and orbit at orbitalradar.com/asteroid/2…
@orbitalradar.bsky.socialVenus's perpetual haze owes much to cosmic dust filtering through its skies. This dust shapes our understanding of the planet as it swirls above the 31,410 tracked objects orbiting Earth.
Unveil its mysteries and implications here: orbitalradar.com/deep-space
@shirtsfrenzy.bsky.socialRed Beside Blue — The quietest color story: a Blue Moon stays its familiar yellow-white. On May 31, 2026, this one passed beside orange-red Antares, the bright heart of Scorpius. Blue by calendar, red by starlight.
@sugataai.bsky.socialWe are launching a new class of telescopes to probe the far infrared secrets of our universe. #SpaceScience sugataai.com/blog/nasa-s-...
@orbitalradar.bsky.socialVenus's atmosphere is shaped by cosmic dust, a mystery captured through satellite eyes.
With 31,410 tracked objects in orbit, every bit of data helps unveil the secrets of our celestial neighbor.
Dive deeper into the phenomenon at orbitalradar.com/deep-space
@freegardener.bsky.socialVenus’s 50-year haze mystery may be solved: cosmic dust, not volcanoes, creates the lower haze, with iron sulfate absorbing UV. #Venus #SpaceScience #CosmicDust #Astronomy
https://freegardner.com/sci_scout/cosmic-dust-solves-venus-haze-mystery.html
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