Astronomer Gianluca Masi of the Virtual Telescope Project caught this image of Kosmos 482 during one of its last orbits as it passed over Rome, Italy on May 10, 2025.
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Brilliant Jupiter, the majestic king of planets, shines resplendently in the constellation Taurus this December, marking a celestial event that captures the attention of amateur and professional astronomers alike. With
Photograph of Magnificent bird-of-paradise specimen CREDIT Image_1: inset photograph of Magnificent bird-of-paradise: Wikipedia licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.en Image_1: photograph of Magnificent bird-of-paradise specimen: David Ocampo, personal permission — PLOS Biology Editor’s note: Having
Apple TV+’s “Silo” season 2 finale, “Into the Fire,” aired this past Friday night and we’re still catching our collective breaths and ruminating over all these resolutions and the implications
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Embarking on a journey through the cosmos has never been more accessible than with the enchanting Koolpte Kids Telescope. Designed specifically for budding astronomers aged 6 to 18, this delightful
Science & Exploration 21/05/2025 12 views 0 likes To create a crumbly crater rich in ice and chunky blocks soaked in layers of martian history – like this one recently
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