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Wow! Thanks for posting Cat! I see a black background on all the images to answer your question. Nonetheless I don't think it matters. The one you just posted shows up fine in Imgur when I click on it. I could see the distinctions between plutinos and cubewanos and such. Thanks again!

Thanks for telling me where Sedna is on that other plot. That helps. I noticed that the new plot doesn't have it on there...funny. anyway I'll like the post and all of that. Was anyone else aware that Sedna was making its way back to within 60 years of its perihelion? I've been wondering if...

Sorry. I'm using the default web browser on my phone...your instructions must be for some other application. Thanks anyhow

That last image is fuzzy. View: https://imgur.com/a/T6Qj6Mr I can't find Sedna on that plot cause I cannot read the text. Where did u get the plots please? Did you make them? I absolutely love this post by the way! Thanks

Oh .I didn't know Helio downloaded the exoplqnet data then crunched it with Excel ...now I understand a little better the process of how he put those spreadsheets together. Sounds like he is manually typing on the books he reads to a catalog though so he is doing his own data entry too on that...

I'm going to take a stab at this and somehow relate the dual wave-partucle phenomenon to quantum entanglement. So when the photons properties are measured its quantum state collapses to that of a particle, and the remainder of the entangled state of its being is still a wave and it still...

Cat- I haven't checked out the spreadsheet if that's what you're asking. I saw the screenshots of the vba excel spreadsheet and they look very professional. It seems you are also saying that the 5000 exoplanet was found? If so, yes of course it should be named after Helio. I don't see why...

This is very interesting. Keep this post alive please!

Captain Burnham needs contrast...the show used to have another actor who could support her or complement her but now it's so focused on her and she's just not meant to carry the show on her back. I like her and love the first three easons but the more they put cpt. Burnham under the microscope...

The "Methusela Star" is a field star which makes predicting its age difficult however I think the strangest thing is that it's supposedly so old but it's very close relatively speaking at approx 200 light years away. This seems very odd. My only rational explanation is that there is an...

Good first episode for the 2nd season. Glad they brought back most the cast from season 1. Star Trek always has to introduce some threat to the galaxy or something. One of these days they just need to go out and explore. Just like we have scientists here working to study ancient artifacts...

Thanks Ruserious!! Very neat indeed

Interesting..thanks COLGeek! Too bad it's not in the article titles...🤣

Ok. Thanks Helio. Perhaps it might be simpler than I was thinking but then the question would be what compounds to look for. Phosphines are the only ones I know of associated with life on other planets.

Thanks for alerting to this. Can you please post the link to the article from Monday? I can't find it and I searched all over the space.com site. Thanks in advance.