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Well I'm pleased with this grab shot during a brief gap in the clouds. Been tracking the Sun for the past hour. Large spots are visible and clear. Result ☺️🔭 #Seestar
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Ring galaxies are ridiculously rare.
They make up less than 0.1% of all galaxies.
And yet, look closely, there’s another ring galaxy in the background.
Image: NASA and The Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)
#astronomy
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Hop on board Mars Express, for a flight over Flaugergues Crater.
Be sure to turn up the volume for the audio guide 🔊
More info, images and a map showing the route of the video 👉 www.esa.int/Science_Expl...
🔭🧪
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Just a couple of pubs to Cask Marque today then hoping to get some clear sky around lunchtime and grab an image of two of these large sunspots which appeared recently. Lousy weather has been a big problem over the past week. Fingers crossed 🤞🔭
Scott Kardel aka Palomar Skies@palomarskies.bsky.social
I didn’t get the chance to post earlier but there were great sunspots today. 🔭
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Constraining cosmological simulations with peculiar velocities: a forward-modeling approach
by Aurélien Valade and co-authors
arxiv.org/abs/2602.03699
#Cosmology #Cosmicflows 🧪
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Electron acceleration efficiency during the impulsive phase of a solar flare: X-ray and microwave observations by Kontar et al www.astro.gla.ac.uk/users….
#astronomy #radioastronomy
www.astro.gla.ac.uk
Solar Radio Astronomy - CESRA
Solar flares are known to be prolific electron accelerators, yet identifying the mechanism(s) for such efficient electron acceleration in magnetic reconnection events at the Sun (and similar astrophys...
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At the very heart of the Orion Nebula we find the Trapezium, a group of four very hot stars.
They are the brightest of an extended cluster of several thousand young stars, many of which lie unseen within the opaque gas and dust: www.eso.org/public/image...
🔭 #flashback
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Good morning all - and it's remarkable dry at the moment! Here's the Moon about to set. #astronomy #astrophotography @stormhour.com @photohour.bsky.social
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... and congratulations to Dr. Fengwei Xu and Dr. Maxime Tanious, both of whom recently completed their PhDs! 🔭☄️
starformationnews.org
Phds - The Star Formation Newsletter
Since its founding in 1992, The Star Formation Newsletter has been the premier way to keep up with new research in star and planet formation.
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That's not all! We also have a new interview by Bo Reipurth with Guillem Anglada... 🔭☄️
starformationnews.org
Guillem Anglada in conversation with Bo Reipurth - The Star Formation Newsletter
Guillem Anglada interviewed by Bo Reipurth.
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The Star Formation Newsletter is back! 🔭☄️
In this first issue after our hiatus, we rounded up 83 abstracts from the past three months on star & planet formation.
starformationnews.org
Star Formation Newsletter #397 - The Star Formation Newsletter
Since 1992, The Star Formation Newsletter has been the premier destination for keeping up with news from the star formation community. This is its 397th edition, covering new research postings in Janu...
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🔭 Spiral Galaxy NGC 1512: Wide Field
Image Credit & Copyright: Daniel Stern
apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap26020...
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Endlich mal wieder ein Sixpack 💪 🔭
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Today we are simply known as IPAC, with over 150 staff members from researchers to developers to engineers and more, spanning the full spectrum of astronomy and planetary science.
Join us this year as we celebrate our 40th anniversary! #IPAC40 🔭
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We began in the 1980's as a small group of scientists called the "Infrared Processing & Analysis Center" supporting the Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) mission, but now we have grown beyond our old acronym and have offices in two buildings on the Caltech campus.
#IPAC40 🔭
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#OTD 40 years ago, IPACers moved to @caltech.edu campus!
This memo details the move to IPAC (the Morrisroe building) the week of February 3rd, 1986. Before moving, IPACers worked in an office building on Lake Avenue, a few blocks from Caltech.
#IPAC40 🔭
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Beautiful, Andreas. You propelled M1 a few places up on my wanted list. Did not expect it to be this detailed with a C8 🔭🤩🧪
Andreas Fischer@afischer.bsky.social
The Crab Nebula (M 1) in the constellation Taurus was the second prominent supernova remnant that I captured this January. It is already visible with larger binoculars, but all the nice filaments only show up in the photo. Total integration: 6h 26min #astrophotography 🔭 @kat-astro-bot.bsky.social
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I didn’t get the chance to post earlier but there were great sunspots today. 🔭
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If the earth was flat, this is what Lunar Eclipses would look like.
That's a tree branch.
#astronomy #astrophotography #moon #seestar
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HUGE thank you to @skywatcherusa.bsky.social for this incredible telescope! The Heliostar 76mm Hydrogen Alpha Solar Telescope is gonna be the new go-to for all my solar observations this year, both in person and via livestream ☀️🔭
#astrocelltography #astronomy #AmateurAstronomy #HydrogenAlpha
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A newborn and the walking dead - astrophysics version!
Bright spot with clumpy jets is a newborn protostar (Ve 7-27).
Yellow-green blob to its left is a neutron star (CXOU J085201.4-461753).
The circle of cosmic life!
paper: iopscience.iop.org/articl….
📸 @eso.org /J. Suherli et al.
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Join me for a live stream through the Seestar S30 Pro: www.youtube.com/watch?v=v….
#astronomy #astrophotography #seestar
www.youtube.com
LIVE: Seestar S30 PRO - Deep Sky, Moon, and More (AMA)
YouTube video by Naztronomy
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One thing that's striking in the new cosmic map is how dark matter closely, but not exactly, traces the distribution of visible matter. The galaxies we see are "surfing" on an ocean of dark matter, it seems.
Fabulous detective work here. 🧪🔭
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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