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rod replied to the thread The James Webb Space Telescope may have found some of the very 1st stars.I read an earlier report on this topic. Has JWST finally found the first stars in the universe... -
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Seems Pop III stars is the best explanation, which is very satisfying! That the models of the HeII clump dissuades direct collapse... -
rod replied to the thread Pentagon UFO office developing 'Gremlin' sensors to help identify anomalies in orbit.https://forums.space.com/threads/pentagon-ufo-office-finds-no-empirical-evidence-for-alien-technology-in-new-report.65531/
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rod replied to the thread Pentagon UFO office developing 'Gremlin' sensors to help identify anomalies in orbit.This report indicates the Pentagon does not confirm ET phoning home here flying around Earth :) "Has the United States confirmed...
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rod replied to the thread Heaviest pair of black holes ever seen weighs 28 billion times more than the sun.The report and others now out indicate the merger is *stalled*, some reports indicate for some 3 billion years or more. "A stalled...
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I think the formation of a merged black hole would occur pretty rapidly, and release a very large amount of energy in the process. But...
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rod replied to the thread Heaviest pair of black holes ever seen weighs 28 billion times more than the sun.The SMBH diameter is about 1106 or so AU in size and angular size about 4.005E-4 mas compared to the paper looking at areas about 1.3 to...
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The discovery could explain why, although supermassive black hole mergers are predicted theoretically, they have never been observed in...
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rod replied to the thread Possibly habitable Trappist-1 exoplanet caught destroying its own atmosphere.I note, there are other reports of exoplanets with apparent rapid atmosphere loss and decay. Helium escapes from the atmosphere of a...
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To state that TRAPPIST-1e was "caught destroying its own atmosphere" is a gross misrepresentation of the paper and it's findings. The...
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rod replied to the thread Possibly habitable Trappist-1 exoplanet caught destroying its own atmosphere.The reference cited in this report is, ref - Heating of the Atmospheres of Short-orbit Exoplanets by Their Rapid Orbital Motion through...
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Trappist-1 e may be destroying its own atmosphere as it races around its red dwarf star host, showing there are many ways for planets to...
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rod replied to the thread James Webb telescope finds ancient galaxy larger than our Milky Way, and it's threatening to upend cosmology.Space.com reported, "The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has found a galaxy in the early universe that's so massive, it shouldn't...
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rod replied to the thread The mathematically perfect exoplanet system — a perfect place to search for alien tech."Late last year, astronomers discovered a fascinating star system only 100 light-years away from us. Its six sub-Neptune planets circle...
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A newfound exoplanet system with six sub-Neptunes has piqued the interest of scientists who seek extraterrestrial life. The...
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