Monthly Archive: December 2015

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A Tiny L-Dwarf Star Generates Huge Storm

By using data from Kepler and Spitzer telescopes, astronomers have discovered a tiny L-dwarf star, called W1906+40 with a giant storm the size of the Jupiter’s Great Red Spot. This L-dwarf has a temperature...

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The Sharpest Images of Pluto’s Surface

During Pluto’s flyby, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft has captured amazing images of Pluto’s Al-Idrisi mountains and Sputnik Planum’s plane. The images were taken from a distance of 10,000 miles (16,000 kilometers) and released on...

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Astonishing Time-Lapse Video of the Milky Way

This time-lapse video consists of various images that portray different astronomical objects such as Orion Nebula, Andromeda Galaxy, the Moon eclipse, meteor shower, and the Milky Way. All images are taken by an award-winning...

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New Computer Simulation of Jupiter’s Atmosphere

Scientists from the University of Alberta (Canada) and the Max Planck Institute (Germany) made a computer model of Jupiter’s climate that explains its wild weather patterns. It also explains the unusual rotation of Jupiter’s...

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