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Spam / Re: Make a Wish, Make it Usele...
Last post by Syatikrel - Today at 01:32:32 AM
Kelku si tsawla tìrakon atsawl fìtseng.

I wish to be on a toroidal world.
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Spam / Re: Last letter word!
Last post by Syatikrel - Today at 01:30:03 AM
iel
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Spam / Re: Make a Wish, Make it Usele...
Last post by Toliman - Today at 01:16:42 AM
Then you want something else.


I wish to change a lot of things hete.
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Spam / Re: Last letter word!
Last post by Toliman - Today at 01:14:02 AM
Etrìpa syayvi
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Spam / Re: Make a Wish, Make it Usele...
Last post by Syatikrel - Yesterday at 10:46:10 PM
You have more time for thought, as you're stuck in Deathsong gel.
(HtTYD)

I'm near a thunderdrum and I wish for earplugs.
(HtTYD)
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Spam / Re: Last letter word!
Last post by Syatikrel - Yesterday at 10:42:36 PM
umpire
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Spam / Re: Can we get 90002 posts?
Last post by Toliman - Yesterday at 09:23:59 PM
三万一千六百三十七
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General Projects / Resources / Re: Definition disambiguation
Last post by Toliman - Yesterday at 09:20:04 PM
Good work :)
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Science / Re: Astronomy thread/Kìng a te...
Last post by Toliman - Yesterday at 09:19:38 PM
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Science / Re: Space news topic and space...
Last post by Toliman - Yesterday at 09:14:45 PM
Three-Year Study of Young Stars with NASA's Hubble Enters New Chapter
https://hubblesite.org/contents/news-releases/2024/news-2024-012

Scientists now begin mining the data for new insights only Hubble can provide

ULLYSES—the largest Hubble Space Telescope program ever executed—recently finished collecting information on almost 500 young stars over a three-year period. Now the hard work of analysis begins as teams of scientists start to dig into the vast treasure trove of data!

This comprehensive survey provides a rich spectroscopic dataset obtained in ultraviolet light, which can only be observed from space. Only Hubble with its ultraviolet capability could accomplish such a study. Described as "transformative" and "impacting overall astrophysics," ULLYSES offers new insights into stellar formation, evolution, and the impact of young stars on their surroundings. This information may eventually be used in ways not yet imagined.