With Hubble, astronomers have learned to expect the unexpected in our universe.A new discovery shows why: Hubble detected ultraviolet light escaping from a galaxy that existed just 1.4 billion years after the big bang.Learn more: https://t.co/7cRjmeFkeL
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With Hubble, astronomers have learned to expect the unexpected in our universe.A new discovery shows why: Hubble detected ultraviolet light escaping from a galaxy that
Hubble (@NASAHubble). 29 replies. With Hubble, astronomers have learned to expect the unexpected in our universe.A new discovery shows why: Hubble detected ultraviolet light escaping from a galaxy that existed just 1.4 billion years after the big bang.Learn more: https://t.co/7cRjmeFkeL
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Zooming into Andromeda 🤩This video is just a small part of the 7,398 individual images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2015.The mosaic created from these frames spans 61,000 light-years of the Andromeda galaxy. Astronomers identified over 100 million stars within it ✨
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Zooming into Andromeda 🤩This video is just a small part of the 7,398 individual
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Introducing Hubble: the best notepad for you and your agents.- Feels like Notion or Apples Notes, but for Markdown- Live-reloading editor to collaborate with agents- Supports HTML-based apps to build interactive visualizationsFree and open-source 👉 https://t.co/lJdHeTrSbt
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Introducing Hubble: the best notepad for you and your agents.- Feels like Notion or Apples Notes, but for Markdown- Live-reloading editor to collaborate with agents- Supports HTML-based apps to build interactive visualizationsFree and open-source 👉 https://t.co/lJdHeTrSbt
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This should surprise nobody, since there is literally no protection for the mirror of the telescope in this design. It just hangs out in the vacuum of space. Of COURSE it is going to get impacted over and over again by impact meteorites. I remember when it got its first blemish almost immediately after deploying, like getting a scratch on a shiny new car paint job
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This should surprise nobody, since there is literally no protection for the mirror of the telescope in this design. It just hangs out in the vacuum of space. Of COURSE it is going to get impacted over and over again by impact meteorites. I remember when it got its first blemish almost immediately after deploying, like getting a scratch on a shiny new car paint job
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Hubble Telescope Captures a New Spiral Galaxy 192 Million Light-Years Away! 🌌 #space #nasa
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Hubble Telescope Captures a New Spiral Galaxy 192 Million Light-Years Away! 🌌 #space #nasa
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Introducing Hubble: the best notepad for you and your agents.- Feels like Notion or Apples Notes, but for Markdown- Live-reloading editor to collaborate with agents- Supports HTML-based apps to build interactive visualizationsFree and open-source 👉 https://t.co/lJdHeTrSbt
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Discovery Launch Tops Flight Day
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This should surprise nobody, since there is literally no protection for the mirror of the telescope in this design. It just hangs out in the vacuum of space. Of COURSE it is going to get impacted over and over again by impact meteorites. I remember when it got its first blemish almost immediately after deploying, like getting a scratch on a shiny new car paint job
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This should surprise nobody, since there is literally no protection for the mirror of the telescope in this design. It just hangs out in the vacuum of space. Of COURSE it is going to get impacted over and over again by impact meteorites. I remember when it got its first blemish almost immediately after deploying, like getting a scratch on a shiny new car paint job
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Zooming into Andromeda 🤩This video is just a small part of the 7,398 individual images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2015.The mosaic created from these frames spans 61,000 light-years of the Andromeda galaxy. Astronomers identified over 100 million stars within it ✨
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Zooming into Andromeda 🤩This video is just a small part of the 7,398 individual images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2015.The mosaic created from these frames spans 61,000 light-years of the Andromeda galaxy. Astronomers identified over 100 million stars within it ✨
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@wholemars if he figured out how to launch stuff into space why the fuck couldn't he figure out how to not accidentally turn off Ebola prevention
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@wholemars if he figured out how to launch stuff into space why the fuck couldn't he figure out how to not accidentally turn off Ebola prevention
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An Australian scientist named John O'Sullivan was trying to detect exploding mini-black holes, each the size of an atomic particle.he failed.But the math he built to find them a way to pick out tiny, blurry signals buried in noise from across the universe turned out to be exactly what you need to send wireless data through a room full of walls and furniture.The problem of finding a black hole and the problem of connecting your laptop to the internet are apparently the same problem.He patented it
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Go to Texas. Become a telescope farmer. The dudes at Starfront Observatories have created a strange and beautiful business. People send them their telescopes. Starfront installs them, hooks them up to fiber and lets people control their scopes remotely. One of my favorite stories that we've found over the past year.
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The last major $TIBBIR announcement came on a key anniversary in Robinhood's history.The @RibbitaStore launched on 2026-01-28, exactly 5 years after 2021-01-28, when Robinhood secured a gargantuan amount of emergency funding from Ribbit Capital after the Gamestop retail mania squeezed and bankrupted institutional shorts."We're not building a store, we're building a network"Robinhood is a critical node in the digital grid Ribbit has been preparing for decades.IMO the next key date to watch for $T
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Breaking; I can reveal that the observations were made by an advanced telescope in South Africa that was able to observe strange “man-bat” creatures.
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This is an absolutely brilliant move by $RKLB!Iridium was the original Starlink-like internet project that was launched by Motorola. Didn’t quite meet its original goals but became a reasonable success providing internet and satellite communications services. With the help of Rocket Lab it can quickly become a formidable competitor to Starlink. This is HUGE!@Peter_J_Beck you should come on the Buy Hold Rant podcast as a guest to discuss this with us!
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Jeff Bezos: Orbital Compute > Terrestrial Compute"in the sun synchronous orbit, you're in daylight almost all the time, 99 plus percent. And so your solar cells are working for you the whole time. There are a lot of questions about orbital data centers and can it really work and people get worried about heat rejection and things like this. All of these physics problems are easily solvable. Heat rejection is not a real problem. It's all these questions are really about cost. So cost of production
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