First Author's Institution: MIT Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Building 37, Cambridge, MA 02139
The world is a complicated place, and all scientists are just storytellers trying their best to explain it with more and more accurate fables. One of their most commonly accepted tropes in the canon of physics is assuming that anything round-ish, even cows , are perfect spheres.
Last Full Moon of 2022 Has Company with 3 Planets in NY Sky
The last full moon of 2022 will be quite the spectacle not just for its brightness but it has company in the December sky. In a certain part of New York state, you can also see the moon block out one of the planets. It all starts tonight (Wednesday, Dec 7th).
The final full moon of the year known as the "cold moon" will occur tonight (Wednesday, December 7th) and run through Thursday, December 8th. Start looking at the sky a few hours after sunset. Seek out the orangish-colored star in the sky. That is the planet Mars and then keep an eye on it.
"Magical" and rare celestial events will take place tonight as the moon eclipses Mars.
Wednesday will be a "magical" night in the world of stargazing as four celestial events take place among the skies.
The day will end with the earliest sunset of the year, the opposition of Mars and a rare event in which the December full moon, known as the "cold moon," will temporarily eclipse Mars.
Planets put on a show for Caithness astronomers
Astronomers and enthusiasts in Thurso were delighted to enjoy clear skies for a public observing session in the town.
Members of Caithness Astronomy Group (CAG) held the drop-by session last week when they focused on the planets of Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, which organisers said put on a great display.
EGU 2023 Session PS3.1: Advances in Modeling the Formation and Chemical Composition of Terrestrial ...
We cordially invite you to submit abstracts to the EGU session PS3.1: Advances in Modeling the Formation and Chemical Composition of Terrestrial Planets. The session will be held during the EGU General Assembly April, 23-28, 2023, in Vienna, Austria.
The past few years have seen major advances in theories of terrestrial planet formation. Pebble accretion has opened new chapters and accurate simulations of giant impacts have paved the way for the formation models to become quantitative.
Weekly Horoscope December 5–11, 2022, From The AstroTwins | mindbodygreen
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Al Stahler: Planet-watching | TheUnion.com
Gathered 'round the campfire, folks don't sit still. One draws close, another pulls back. Then the first pulls back, the other draws close. Folks adjust how much heat and light they get.
Nor do planets, orbiting the sun, sit still. Planets draw close and pull back, altering how much heat and light they receive.
Maybe we don't see Aliens Because They're Waiting to Hear a Signal From us First - ...
For the first assumption to be valid, it would help if the occurrence of “biotic” (i.e., having biology) planets is widespread.
What would that look like if the situation was reversed, and aliens could potentially detect signs of intelligence on Earth? The most obvious answer would be the radio signals that Earth started sending out around 100 years ago.
Breakthrough with Webb Telescope – Exponent
The James Webb Telescope made another breakthrough for deep space analysis. The telescope has received data from observing the atmosphere of a distant exoplanet.
These readings show the atmospheric composition of the planet and the cloud structures. Previously, the Hubble Telescope was only able to get readings regarding the possible atmospheric temperature and general composition.
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