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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W7oLE05JoA
parallel universe where time runs backwards. a lot about neutrinos. i can't find it now, but brian cox has an easy experiment with beer that observes neutrinos. easy and fun.
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Dwarf planet Ceres is an 'ocean world,' NASA finds
Data from Dawn spacecraft shows large reservoir of salty water under surface
"Ice volcanoes" and a salt water ocean. Amazing, there might be all sorts of sea creatures inhabiting the planet. Have you ever seen sea creatures from earth that live deep down where the sun can't reach? Some of them look totally alien. Can you imagine how crazy looking Ceres creatures might be? Or how huge or tiny they might be? If there is life there that is.
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Apollo wrote: View Posthttps://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/c...orld-1.5681683
"Ice volcanoes" and a salt water ocean. Amazing, there might be all sorts of sea creatures inhabiting the planet. Have you ever seen sea creatures from earth that live deep down where the sun can't reach? Some of them look totally alien. Can you imagine how crazy looking Ceres creatures might be? Or how huge or tiny they might be? If there is life there that is.
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Joey wrote: View Post
Man, I'm not convinced half the crazy shit that lives in our oceans aren't Aliens. Lol So really I wouldn't be surprised if the stuff living in Ceres oceans doesn't look more "normal" than some of ours. Cool time to be alive!
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I worked on the FGS subsystem of James Webb, NASA just published some images it captured during testing. Pretty cool, considering the instrument isn't even meant to capture images.
Full images expected to go public from the actual science instruments next week.
Webb’s Fine Guidance Sensor Provides a Preview – James Webb Space Telescope (nasa.gov)
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DanH wrote: View PostI worked on the FGS subsystem of James Webb, NASA just published some images it captured during testing. Pretty cool, considering the instrument isn't even meant to capture images.
Full images expected to go public from the actual science instruments next week.
Webb’s Fine Guidance Sensor Provides a Preview – James Webb Space Telescope (nasa.gov)
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Joey wrote: View Post
You worked on the JWST?! That's the coolest thing ever. You're basically a nerd celebrity. Lol I can't wait to see this thing flex and show what it's really capable of.
Also, that's nearly 15 years ago now... Takes a while to design, build and test a space telescope!
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