Though seeing, they do not see; though hearing, they do not hear or understand.
O beautiful for spacious skies
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【仙台うみの杜水族館】
ちなみにケンカは飼育スタッフが上からのぞいたらやめました💥💥💥
＃s_uminomori #チンアナゴの日
【仙台うみの杜水族館】
本日１１月１１日は ＃チンアナゴの日 ‼️
一見平和なチンアナゴ水槽
よくみるとケンカ勃発中💥
ケンカする姿もどこかゆるい、魅力あふれるチンアナゴのイベントは１１月１５日まで開催です！
uminomori.jp/umino/20261111/…
＃s_uminomori
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A UC Berkeley-led NASA mission has made spaceflight history. On Nov. 7 and 9, ESCAPADE’s twin spacecraft successfully executed the first-ever powered gravity assist for a deep-space mission — firing their engines as they swung around Earth to set course for Mars.
Video: Advanced Space/Matt Bolliger
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Ripples in space-time could help find distant worlds! Orbiting objects like white dwarfs create gravitational waves that the upcoming @ESA-@NASA LISA observatory will detect. If those stars have an orbiting planet, the detected signal will be different. go.nasa.gov/3UMSe20
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On Nov. 17, celebrate this once-in-human-history moment by creating a wave of golden light.
Shine bright for Voyager! Here’s how to join in: go.nasa.gov/shinebright
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Earth’s protective ozone layer is still on track for long-term recovery, despite a larger Antarctic ozone hole this year.
The 2026 ozone hole is the 7th-largest on record, primarily due to a strong and persistent polar vortex. go.nasa.gov/4BRDD5T
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A holographic microscope designed by @Portland_State recorded this hologram of bacteria swimming in 3D in space. It's a prototype for finding life on distant planets: issnationallab.org/upward/wh…
#SpaceTech #Astrobiology #Europa
@Portland_State
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A comparison of our time lapse shots of a small aurora and a night orbit to real time footage that isn’t sped up. Though it looks a lot slower, we are really going fast. 17500 mph fast.
All Americans should be proud that we have something like SpaceX.
More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to this: the first orbital Starship launch carrying advanced Starlink satellites bound for space.
Watch “Go For Orbit” and experience the moments behind flying the most ambitious Starship mission yet
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After 5 years and 2.2. billion miles, NASA's Lucy spacecraft has reached the Jupiter Trojan asteroids. These asteroids serve as time capsules from the birth of our solar system, rich with clues about the environment in which Earth & other planets formed.
science.nasa.gov/blogs/lucy/…
A lot of stars ✨
Rest easy, Captain. We have the helm. ✨
This is Webb’s look at Westerlund 1, a super star cluster. Because our galaxy is past its peak of star formation, and because stars live relatively short lives, only a few of these clusters exist to give us clues to that past era.
ALT Image description: A quote by Captain Jean-Luc Picard, played by Patrick Stewart. "I've come to believe that the stars have always been in my favor." - Jean-Luc Picard. The image shows a dense cluster of bright stars, each with six large and two small diffraction spikes, due to the telescope’s optics. They have a variety of sizes depending on their brightness and distance from us in the cluster, and different colors reflecting different types of star. Patches of billowing red gas can be seen in and around the cluster, lit up by the stars. Small stars in the cluster blend into a background of distant stars and galaxies on black.
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