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Elon Musk’s SpaceX satellites clutter the skies, frustrating astronomers Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s hundreds of satellites cluttering up the galaxy. A plethora of massive internet satellites launched by eco-friendly billionair… 1 Comments

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Why hello there! Meet the Spot-backed Puffbird (Nystalus maculatus). It’s native to woodlands and savannas in parts of eastern and central South America, such as Argentina and Brazil. Did you know? There are around 36 different species of puffbirds that ... 8 Comments

The spots on its body make me remember the chitah/leopard!This bird is very nice and very beautiful and I love itStunning

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Online Lecture: Persephone Pluto System Orbiter and Kuiper Belt Explorer GoSpaceWatch Online Lecture 7 October 2020. "Persephone Pluto System Orbiter and Kuiper Belt Explorer. For details and tickets visit
An Online Lecture by Dr Carly Howett, (Principle Investigator of Persephone) Southwest Research Institute, Boulder, Colorado. USA.

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Neither birds nor bats, pterosaurs were reptiles, close cousins of dinosaurs who evolved on a separate branch of the reptile family tree. They were also the first animals after insects to evolve powered flight—not just leaping or gliding, but flapping ... 4 Comments

Eudimorphodon was a pterosaur that was discovered in 1973 by Mario Pandolfi in the town of Cene, Italy and described ...Quite beautiful, in hindsight.Jennifer Dubiel-Roussin

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Online Lecture: Persephone Pluto System Orbiter and Kuiper Belt Explorer Our GoSpaceWatch UK Online Lecture Event for Wednesday 7th October at 7:30 pm UK Time features Dr Carly Howett, of the South West Research Institute, Boulder, Colorado, USA with a talk entitled "Persephone Pluto System Orbiter and Kuiper Belt Explorer". ...

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While most land mammals use their legs to get around, the white-handed gibbon (Hylobates lar) relies mostly on its upper limbs! Using its long arms and strong fingers, it swings through trees with grace and speed—a method of movement called ... 14 Comments

I loved watching the gibbons at the zoo when i was little. They are so graceful (and seem to really ...If my apartment gets any messier, I'm going to have to start practicing brachiation too to get around.Talk about upper body strength!! Cool!!

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The evolution of a star is governed primarily by its mass. A star’s mass determines its nuclear fusion rate, and thus its luminosity (energy output) and its life expectancy. We define four broad mass categories (low-mass, intermediate-mass, high-mass, and very-high-mass), ... 8 Comments

Stunning picture. What treasures Hubble is opening up to us.Not “A Start is Born” but many real stars 🌟A fabulous photo!

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It’s the Pink-necked Green-pigeon (Treron vernans)—try saying that common name three times fast! The colorful bird can be found throughout Southeast Asia, including parts of Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam. It lives in forest habitats, where it hangs out in small ... 34 Comments

American Museum of Natural History Hello, sadly I missed this years Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate. Will it be published somewhere ...A vision in pastels! Lovely bird!A beautiful Bird! Thank you so much for sharing!

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Can you spot the grumpy face of the reef stonefish (Synanceia verrucosa)? It’s one of the most venomous fish in the ocean. This master of disguise lives in Indo-Pacific waters, where it tends to lay low on the seafloor, blending ... 17 Comments

I thought it was sea flowers. Was looking for a super tiny fish.I remember when I first visited El Nido, Palawan. Before my trip, I started seeing news about people dying because ...Great camouflage

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Zoom into this photo to get a closer look at the speckled pattern on the Star-spotted Nightjar (Caprimulgus stellatus). Can you see where it gets its name? In the wild, this bird can be found in parts of eastern Africa, ... 20 Comments

At first I read that as "star-spangled nightjar" and I thought, "who now?" 😂😂Beautiful little bird.Stunningly gorgeous 😍

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Fun fact: the klipspringer’s (Oreotragus oreotragus) hooves are about the diameter of a dime! On average, this tiny antelope only grows about 2 feet (0.6 meters) tall and weighs 30 pounds (13.6 kilograms). But don’t let its small stature fool ... 8 Comments

American Museum of Natural History As a reminder, the Museum is now open with important updates to days of operation (10 am - 5:30 pm, ...There's a mobile home park in Midwest City, Oklahoma with some interesting street names. I used to deliver pizzas there ...klipspringer, try to say that ten times real fast.

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Astrovis Tour September 17: Winter Starfest on Mars AAA's public observing events are on hold, so we're sharing some astronomy via live stream. We'll use Stellarium to see what's up in the sky this week, and take a quick trip around our local universe with OpenSpace. You can ... 23 Comments

Amateur Astronomers Association of New York Find the full episode of Skylight on the Hayden Planetarium website: https://www.amnh.org/research/hayden-planetarium/blog/skylight-mars-s-closest-approach-in-15-years

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OpenSpace It's starting to feel like a Mars party!

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A Solar Forecast With Good News for Civilization as We Know It https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/15/science/sun-solar-cycle.html?fbclid=IwAR15JdZWxN30amdMnlsh_oudZtCoSn3UmnoP7VgImWmk5czVv0jR7dvdcNQ
Space weather experts believe the sun has entered a new sunspot cycle, and expect it to be a relatively quiet one. 1 Comments

Gender reveal smoke in California providing natural solar filter allowing me to photograph the sun well into the morning 🌞

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This week's Astrovis tour: Winter Starfest on Mars!
We're taking a look at the seasons of Earth and Mars, and having that long-awaited party atop Olympus Mons 🌋🎉
Join us Thurs 9/17 @ 8p ET on Facebook Live:
https://t.co/AkRKjJWmuR
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The case for Venus: Life in acid clouds? | David Grinspoon at Breakthrough Discuss 2018 This is an interesting talk by David Grinspoon, from 2018, about the possibility of life in the clouds of Venus. Grinspoon has been suggesting that since 1997.
Don't miss the Q&A at the end with Carolyn Porco.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpqJECTMk3U&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR3g6oArOpiu2Df7jr4kawV1bO0VxFNba7cBW7urmHb1eumA8Fk_xU7Kg6A
Though Venus ... 1 Comments

Amateur Astronomers Association of New York And here he is commenting on the recent news.
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Is There a Black Hole in Our Backyard? https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/11/science/astronomy-planet-nine-black-hole.html
Astrophysicists have recently begun hatching plans to find out just how weird Planet Nine might be. 6 Likes

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Kedar For those of you interested in radio astronomy, this is very exciting development and the trajectory patent filed by NASA is particularly unique as well. Enjoy! 1 Comments

Maybe it's just my way of thinking, but patenting a trajectory is equivalent to patenting a string on a guitar.

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Tony https://www.space.com/vera-rubin-observatory-record-breaking-first-photos.html?fbclid=IwAR2TVqFYNJf6G8bJaC_-Spq3jS9t6Zya3b7i_IP8H-j-5v5Ca7ovHjXB0VE 1 Comments

The CCD assembly was built at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Suffolk County, Long Island. Fellow amateur astronomers Steve Bellavia and ...

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Life on Venus? Astronomers See a Signal in Its Clouds "After much analysis, the scientists assert that something now alive is the only explanation for the chemical’s source.
"Some researchers question this hypothesis, and they suggest instead that the gas could result from unexplained atmospheric or geologic processes on a ... 2 Comments

I believe that the truly amazing part of this, whether it turns out to be accurate or not, is that ...

Amateur Astronomers Association of New York "At first glance, phosphine might seem like a funny molecule to associate with life, given that it's a 'highly flammable, ...

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For over a century, gravitational waves have pushed the limits of our understanding of the cosmos. Join us this Thursday 9/10 @ 8pm ET to learn about their history, detection methods, and the latest discovery announced just last week!
https://t.co/KKrNlQRmwZ
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"Observing the night sky from #myCentralPark gives me a sense that everything out in the universe is working." —Astrophotographer and @AAAdotORG member, Stan https://t.co/6QN7tQ7kzX 🔭 ✨ https://t.co/75NmFtmUrq AmateurAstronomersNY Retweeted

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It's back to school time! If you'd like to get an overview or a review of astro topics, the AAA Class Astronomy 101 starts Tuesday, September 8.
Register here: https://t.co/2uA2xEUc6D
#astronomy #planets #solarsystem #virtualclass #space #education https://t.co/76gfghfmaC