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A new image of Uranus in near-infrared from the James Webb Space Telescope reveals the planet's ring system and 9 of its 27 moons.
📸: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI
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Give me that which I desire.
This #InternationalDayofRock, @Metallica is adding "Fuel" to the fire of our #Artemis missions to the Moon.
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"If you feel you are in a black hole, don't give up. There's a way out."
-- Stephen Hawking (1942 - 2018)
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It's #AsteroidDay!
Known asteroids in our Solar system: 1,298,277
Size Range: 10 meters (33 ft) — 530 kilometers (329 miles) across
Total mass of all asteroids combined: Less than that of Earth's Moon
Video: 3D model of the asteroid Bennu, data & imagery by NASA's OSIRIS-REx
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An image of the earth 🌎 taken from the probe Voyager 1 🛰 as it was leaving the solar system from about 6 billion kilometres away. It’s humbling to think that all of human history has taken place on that wonderful pale blue, fragile dot. ❤️
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The view from the surface of a Comet, an alien landscape captured by the Rosetta spacecraft during its visit to Comet 67P.
Credit: ESA/Rosetta/@landru79
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Listen to this star-studded track! ⭐
Data from @NASAHubble and @chandraxray was transformed into this sonification, revealing evidence of outbursts and shock waves generated by a pair of stars in a system called R Aquarii.
Listen to more sonifications: chandra.si.edu/sound/
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It’s our 56th birthday! 🎂 🎊 #OnThisDay in 1967, the lab's earliest employees moved into their first offices.
Want to learn more about Fermilab's history? Check out the great resources we pulled together for our 50th anniversary. ⤵️
50.fnal.gov/the-birth-of-fer…
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YOUR BRAIN ISN'T A COMPUTER. IT'S A QUANTUM FIELD
blog.thespaceacademy.org/202…
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NASA Woke Up Voyager 1 From 14.6 billion miles Away, And The Spacecraft Actually Signaled Back
blog.thespaceacademy.org/202…
