The orbits of the fourteen currently known dark comets, Jupiter, and the Earth. One orbital period is shown for each object starting on the vernal equinox in 2023 March, and
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Uranus P-T profiles plotted over H2O phase diagram. The shaded region show adiabatic P-T profiles of distinct-layer structure models, assuming mixed H2O-H/He composition, in the (orange) envelope and (green) mantle
NASA/Ben Smegelsky A NASA photographer took this portrait of a curious sandhill crane on March 24, 2021, near the Vehicle Assembly Building at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Sandhill
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