post got deleted on r/astronomy but i found a protostar in a jwst image of the orion bar
post got deleted on r/astronomy but i found a protostar in a jwst image of the orion barby nileredfan
The bizarre space explosions scientists can't explain
The bizarre space explosions scientists can't explainby Happy_Weed
Return of the Milky Way core, Goshen Pass (OC)
Return of the Milky Way core, Goshen Pass (OC)by MrJackDog
Trump budget forfeits Mars Sample Return to China
Trump budget forfeits Mars Sample Return to Chinaby MaryADraper
Milky Way at Sedona’s Cathedral Rock
Astromodified Canon 60D - Rokinon 14mm 2.8Tracked/Blend - CroppedSky: 420 sec exposure @250 ISO Foreground: 35 sec exposure @5000 ISOSky-Watcher Star Adventurer 2i Pro Mountby Astro_HikerAZ
Week 2 of sharing a space themed coin. This one is commemorating the Pathfinder mission that sent the Sojourner rover to Mars. The mission launched on Dec 4 1996 and arrived at Mars on the 4th of July 1997. The Sojourner was the first ever rover to land on another planet.
Week 2 of sharing a space themed coin. This one is commemorating the Pathfinder mission that sent the Sojourner rover to Mars. The mission launched on Dec 4 1996 and arrived at Mars on the 4th of July 1997. The Sojourner was the first ever rover to land on another planet.by SpecialNeedsBurrito
Earth science budget of NASA and NOAA vs. ESA
Earth science budget of NASA and NOAA vs. ESAby PerAsperaAdMars
Scientists say they’ve found another source of gold in the cosmos. What creates gold? Astronomers uncover a new clue
Astronomers have been trying to determine the cosmic origins of the heaviest elements, like gold, for decades. Now, new research based on a signal uncovered in archival space mission data may point to a potential clue: magnetars, or highly magnetized neutron stars. Quakes on stars Neutron stars are the remnants of the cores from exploded stars, and they are so dense that 1 teaspoon of the star’s material would weigh 1 billion tons on Earth. Magnetars are an extremely bright type of neutron star with an incredibly powerful magnetic field. Astronomers are still trying to work out exactly how magnetars
NASA Budget Slash: $6 BILLION Cut Threatens Space Coast Jobs! 📉👷
Ouch. A proposed $6 billion cut to NASA's budget could hit the Space Coast hard, potentially impacting thousands of jobs tied to the Artemis program. It feels a bit like déjà vu after the Shuttle era. 😬 by tgaume
Took some star pics while camping :)
Took these while camping. I think they're so cool. Can anyone tell me what's to the immediate upper left of the moon in Pic 2?Or recognize any other stars that are in the photos?by Candid-Session1188
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