Mastodawn

Astronomiemuseum 1h ago

Die nächsten Spaltschieber werden repariert. Diesmal ist die "GC"-#Kuppel an der Reihe.

#Astronomiemuseum #Sternwarte #Sonneberg #100jahre #Astro #Museum

Lowyat.NET 7h ago

Astro In Talks With Rights Holders To Carry FIFA World Cup 2026 Matches #astro #news #worldcup2026

https://www.lowyat.net/2026/392015/astro-in-talks-with-world-cup-2026-rights-holders/

Astro In Talks With Rights Holders To Carry FIFA World Cup 2026 Matches

Astro Malaysia has issued an official response following the confirmation of new broadcasters for the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Malaysia.

Lowyat Media Group

PUB-X 21h ago

https://www.pub-x.com/824696/ #AlwaysLoveYou 和訳☪️ #문빈 #moonbin ‘26.05.06 #ムンビン #アストロ #astro #文彬 #아스트로 #kassy #Binnie #KPopBoys #KPopIdols #ムンビン（MOONBIN）

S.v. N.Sönmez 1d ago

Neptün ötesinde bulunan 2002 XV93 gök cisminde ince bir atmosfer tespit edildi. Bu bulgu, Güneş Sistemi dışındaki nesneler hakkında yeni bilgiler sağlıyor.

🚩 #Astro, #Atmosphere, #Discoveries, #SpaceNews, #SpaceScience

PUB-X 1d ago

https://www.pub-x.com/824263/ #One ☪️ #문빈 #moonbin ‘26.05.05 #ムンビン #アストロ #astro #文彬 #아스트로 #Binnie #KPopBoys #KPopIdols #ムンビン（MOONBIN）

Ethan Siegel 1d ago

The science case for why Pluto should become a planet (again) The current IAU definition of planet is now 20 years old, and in that time, we've learned a whole lot more about moons and dwarf planets. Here's why they should be planets, too. bigthink.com/starts-with-... #space #astro #physics

The science case for why Pluto...

The science case for why Pluto should become a planet (again)

In 2006, the IAU defined "planet" for the first time, excluding Pluto and all other dwarf planets. In 2026, is it now time for a change?

Big Think

Soompi: Latest K-Pop, K-Drama, Korean Entertainment News (2024) [Unofficial]2d ago

ASTRO’s Yoon San Ha Announces Comeback Schedule For “NO REASON”

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.soompi.com/article/1838239wpp/astros-yoon-san-ha-announces-comeback-schedule-for-no-reason

Florian 1d ago

Going to be redoing my website this week. I'd ideally like something lightweight and rock-solid that mostly works with static content, but I would like to have the option to add very limited eCommerce, comment form and contact form options at a later stage. WordPress seems vastly overkill for this, while I was mildly underwhelmed by #ghost last time I tried, partially due to the #accessibility of the backoffice lagging behind where I'd like it to be.
What would be good for this, something based on #astro perhaps? Eleventy? Roll my own? #webdev #indieWeb