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Spam / Re: Make a Wish, Make it Usele...
Last post by Toliman - Today at 04:54:10 AMYou are alone there.
I wish to visit Iceland.
I wish to visit Iceland.
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Spam / Re: Make a Wish, Make it Usele...
Last post by Kxanay - Today at 03:51:22 AMYou do, but you're stuck with someone annoying who moves with you.
I wish I could attend a Pride event.
I wish I could attend a Pride event.
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Spam / Re: Make a Wish, Make it Usele...
Last post by Toliman - Today at 01:45:17 AMYou are lost there.
I wish to move far away.
I wish to move far away.
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Books and Literature / Re: What are you currently rea...
Last post by Toliman - Today at 01:27:44 AMStrike of the Sailfish: Two Sister Submarines and the Sinking of a Japanese Aircraft Carrier by Stephen L. Moore
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Science / Re: Astronomy thread/Kìng a te...
Last post by Toliman - Today at 01:27:19 AMTxantsan 
So sky was clear for two hours after midnight so I observed some double stars and globular clusers, nice was escpecially M5 seen with strong magnification - field of view full of tiny stars
So sky was clear for two hours after midnight so I observed some double stars and globular clusers, nice was escpecially M5 seen with strong magnification - field of view full of tiny stars
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Science / Re: Space news topic and space...
Last post by Toliman - Today at 01:25:40 AMSurprising: No methane on the night side of exoplanet WASP-43b
https://www.uva.nl/en/shared-content/subsites/anton-pannekoek-instituut-voor-sterrenkunde/en/news/2024/04/surprise-no-methane-on-the-night-side-of-exoplanet-wasp-43b.html?origin=kUP%2Byx6UTZqvuJiCJKnnEQ
To the surprise of astronomers, the night side of exoplanet WASP-43b does not appear to contain methane. It is likely that extreme winds do not allow enough time for methane to form in detectable amounts. This is the conclusion of an international team of scientists, with contributions from Amsterdam and Leiden Universities, in Nature Astronomy published today. They followed the exoplanet and its host star with the JWST for an entire planetary year (19.5 hours).
https://www.uva.nl/en/shared-content/subsites/anton-pannekoek-instituut-voor-sterrenkunde/en/news/2024/04/surprise-no-methane-on-the-night-side-of-exoplanet-wasp-43b.html?origin=kUP%2Byx6UTZqvuJiCJKnnEQ
To the surprise of astronomers, the night side of exoplanet WASP-43b does not appear to contain methane. It is likely that extreme winds do not allow enough time for methane to form in detectable amounts. This is the conclusion of an international team of scientists, with contributions from Amsterdam and Leiden Universities, in Nature Astronomy published today. They followed the exoplanet and its host star with the JWST for an entire planetary year (19.5 hours).
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Science / Re: Astronomy thread/Kìng a te...
Last post by Vawmataw - Yesterday at 10:50:46 PMI saw two ISS passes tonight. During the first one, the ISS passed very very close to Capella.
