In The 1970s, A Bestseller Claimed The Planets Would Align And Destroy Everything | Cracked.com
Seismologist Charles Richter -- yes, that Richter -- called the book "pure astrology in disguise" and "very close to pure fantasy." This was a theory so bad that even the Institute for Creation Research, which argues that the Earth is only a few thousand years old, ripped it apart .
This didn't prevent some overreactions. Griffith Observatory fielded reams of worried phone calls, while a Denver planetarium said people called to ask if they should sell their homes and move to a less seismically volatile city.
Scientists propose a new theory for Earth's formation - Tech Explorist
Scientists have been studying Earth for so long, yet a few questions remain unanswered. An international research team led by ETH Zurich and the National Centre of Competence in Research PlanetS is proposing a new answer to the question- how the Earth formed.
The prevailing theory suggests that the Earth is formed from chondritic asteroids . These are relatively small, simple rock and metal blocks that formed early in the solar system.
Rare Meteorites Reveal Details Of Solar System's Ancient Nebula
Hard and fast details about our solar system's beginnings are extraordinarily difficult to come by. But a research team using new measurements of pristine magnetic fields within two extremely rare meteorites have successfully modeled a portion of our solar system's earliest evolution.
A 4-Billion-Year-Old Piece of Earth's Crust Has Been Identified Beneath Australia
Scientists can use various clues to figure out what's under Earth's surface without actually having to do any digging – including firing super-fine lasers thinner than a human hair at minerals found in beach sand.
This technique has been used in a new study that points to a 4-billion-year-old piece of Earth's crust about the size of Ireland, which has been sitting under Western Australia and influencing the geological evolution of the area across millions of millennia.
The Sky This Week from July 8 to 15 | Astronomy.com
Friday, July 8
High in the east after sunset are the constellations Lyra, Scutum, and Vulpecula.
Lyra is well known for its bright star Vega, which blazes at magnitude 0 and will one day in the far future stand near Earth’s North Celestial Pole, making it the North Star. Vega is also part of the large asterism the Summer Triangle, a favorite of warm-weather observers.
Carole's Corner: College reunion sure beats farm work
I never knew that pickleball could bring out the beast in my classmates; John smashed the ball like it was a Dear John letter, and Eric looked more like a beast on the court than a retiree.
For most of us, 50 years changed how we look. Thank goodness the organizers provided large-print name tags with "then" pictures. It helped me recognize Tom, who was my partner in drama class. Former CBS news correspondent Jacqueline Adams was also in my class.
Most Outstanding Feature of the Solar System. It's Not What You Think
Here’s a hypothetical situation. Imagine we got visited by aliens who came from another star system. Not to conquer us or to share their secrets. Instead, imagine they just came as tourists visiting our Solar System. Now, here’s a question.
Let’s start with making our definitions clear. Every good tourist place has some kind of place of interest or an attraction. It is usually something unique for this particular place that you can’t find anywhere else. It might be a landscape phenomenon, like a mountain or a waterfall.
Citizen scientist leads discovery of 34 ultracool dwarf binaries -- ScienceDaily
A citizen scientist has searched NSF's NOIRLab's catalog of 4 billion celestial objects, known as NOIRLab Source Catalog DR2, to reveal brown dwarfs with companions. His intensive investigation led to the discovery of 34 ultracool dwarf binary systems, nearly doubling previously known samples [1].
Scientists used data from our retired Spitzer telescope to study the atmospheric conditions of numerous brown dwarf… https://t.co/LweD3Gdbv9 NASAUniverse (from Greenbelt, MD) Thu Jul 07 17:31:52 +0000 2022
Welcome back, SIRIUS-21! This multinational crew spent eight months in isolation inside a small facility, simulat… https://t.co/MMRjhZeh5O NASA_Johnson (from Houston, TX) Sun Jul 03 13:00:01 +0000 2022
Clouds made of… sand? On worlds outside our solar system, clouds can be made of chemical varieties beyond the wat… https://t.co/7MDAN7kHLZ NASAJPL (from Pasadena, Calif.) Thu Jul 07 17:35:01 +0000 2022
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