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Cosmic miracle!' James Webb Space Telescope discovers the earliest galaxy ever seen
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Helio et al, I think Harry Costas has a point in post #2, "For some reason they are trying to fit the narrative to the BBT." Population...
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C, N, O and other elements are produced by massive supernovae. Pop III stars were very likely extremely massive and had very, very...
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The primary argument for building the JWST was to get us to a farther horizon and closer to the first stars. The news of such an early...
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Whoever has read the image has made a mistake. Those galaxies are fully formed. Meaning it would be impossible for those galaxies to...
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Space.com reported, “This previous record galaxy has a redshift of z =14.32, while MoM z14 has a redshift of z = 14.44.” My note, 3D...
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The James Webb Space Telescope has done it again, discovering the "mother of all early galaxies," a record-breaking distant object that...
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And comparing the ratio to yellow stars isn’t ideal. 😜
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This "IF" is a big one. "If there were a lot more Earths, we wouldn't be so special". This is true, but not useful.
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Ug. It's hard to read such gobbledygook. They state things like, " If red dwarf systems were significantly better at hosting life—say...
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Helio et al. If astrobiology has difficulty explaining and finding exolife here in our MW, perhaps the multiverse can resolve all...
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Their "Temperate" term seems to be broad but not fully. They show five of the Trappist exos, but they ignore Trappist-1 d, which has a...
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Helio, when it comes to the exoatmospheres site, these are the exoplanets listed as temperate type. Still waiting to see Earth 2.0 and...
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Helio, I use MS Office 365 and MS Excel. I opened with no problem into Excel using Data and importing using From Text/CSV option...
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For us amateurs without academic contacts we can sometimes succeed by looking at old, available, data in new ways. AI comes to mind. Why...
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Very nice site. Thanks. It's not one I've seen. At some point, I expect that the molecular detections will be added to the main...
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