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#31
Spam / Re: What's your weather like?
Last post by Toliman - Yesterday at 07:13:43 PMIt changed - cloudy and rainy today
#32
Movies/TV / Re: TOOTHLESS 1, 2, & 3 - How ...
Last post by Toliman - Yesterday at 07:12:22 PMHow To Train Your Dragon Live-Action Officially Wraps Filming
https://screenrant.com/how-to-train-your-dragon-live-action-filming-wrap/
https://screenrant.com/how-to-train-your-dragon-live-action-filming-wrap/
- Principal photography for the live-action How to Train Your Dragon remake has wrapped, with the movie set for release on June 13, 2025.
- Original director Dean DeBlois returns, giving hope that the same care will be applied to the live-action movie.
- The movie stars Mason Thames, Nico Parker, Gerard Butler, and more.
#36
Science / Re: Astronomy thread/Kìng a te...
Last post by Toliman - Yesterday at 07:08:03 PMQuote from: Toliman on May 16, 2024, 10:50:05 AMIt's just a pity that next days should be more cloudy.And clouds came... didn't someone buy new telescope again?
#37
Science / Re: Space news topic and space...
Last post by Toliman - Yesterday at 07:05:25 PMNASA's Webb Hints at Possible Atmosphere Surrounding Rocky Exoplanet
https://webbtelescope.org/contents/news-releases/2024/news-2024-102
Gas bubbling up from a lava-covered surface on 55 Cancri e may feed an atmosphere rich in carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide.
These days, detecting a planetary atmosphere tens or even hundreds of light-years from Earth might not sound like such a big deal. Scientists have found signs of atmosphere surrounding dozens of exoplanets over the past two decades. The catch is, all those planets have thick, hydrogen-dominated atmospheres that are relatively easy to study. The much thinner blankets of gas that almost certainly surround some small, rocky exoplanets have remained elusive.
Researchers think they may have finally caught a glimpse of a volatile-rich atmosphere surrounding a rocky planet. Light emitted by the hot, highly-irradiated exoplanet 55 Cancri e shows compelling evidence for an atmosphere, probably rich in carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide, which may be bubbling from a vast ocean of lava covering the planet's surface.
The result is the best evidence to date for a rocky planet atmosphere outside our solar system.
https://webbtelescope.org/contents/news-releases/2024/news-2024-102
Gas bubbling up from a lava-covered surface on 55 Cancri e may feed an atmosphere rich in carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide.
These days, detecting a planetary atmosphere tens or even hundreds of light-years from Earth might not sound like such a big deal. Scientists have found signs of atmosphere surrounding dozens of exoplanets over the past two decades. The catch is, all those planets have thick, hydrogen-dominated atmospheres that are relatively easy to study. The much thinner blankets of gas that almost certainly surround some small, rocky exoplanets have remained elusive.
Researchers think they may have finally caught a glimpse of a volatile-rich atmosphere surrounding a rocky planet. Light emitted by the hot, highly-irradiated exoplanet 55 Cancri e shows compelling evidence for an atmosphere, probably rich in carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide, which may be bubbling from a vast ocean of lava covering the planet's surface.
The result is the best evidence to date for a rocky planet atmosphere outside our solar system.
