Hunkeradded this to Home ToursVintage This Funky Marfa Hotel Features Yurts and Vintage RVshunker.com - Kristine Hansen Not only is El Cosmico a hip destination in Marfa, Texas, this 21-acre property put this tiny town of 1,772 residents on the map when it opened in …
WIREDadded this to Top StoriesSpace Space Photos of the Week: Bumper-Car GalacticaWIRED - Shannon Stirone This week we’re putting galaxies at center stage. There’s plenty of room; by now you may have heard that our universe is expanding, and will continue …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoSpace Where do new stars form in galaxies?berkeley.edu - By Robert Sanders, Media relations| May 24, 2019 Spiral galaxies like our own Milky Way are studded with cold clouds of hydrogen gas and dust, like chocolate chips in a loaded Toll House …
Travis Sky Ingersolladded this to To Boldly Go...Hubble HubbleSite: Image - Hubble Interacting Galaxy IC 4687hubblesite.org The Hubble image was created using HST data from proposal 10592: A. Evans (University of Virginia, Charlottesville/NRAO/Stony Brook University) NASA, …
Little Ed's ritual added this to Interests Space Hubble spies curious galaxy moving a little closerphys.org - Science X staff This Hubble image stars Messier 90, a beautiful spiral galaxy located roughly 60 million light-years from the Milky Way in the constellation of Virgo …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoSpace HubbleSite: Image - Fate of Sun After Galaxy Collisionhubblesite.org This illustration is a before-and-after comparison of the size of our Milky Way galaxy at present, and after it fully completes a merger with the …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoTheory of Relativity Video: 100 years of gravityphys.org - Science X staff One hundred years ago this month, observations performed during a total solar eclipse proved for the first time the gravitational bending of light …
CChadiatoradded this to Science And NatureUniverse Could Parallel Universes Be Physically Real?Forbes - Ethan SiegelYou’ve likely imagined it before: another Universe out there, just like this one, where all the random events and chances that brought about our reality exactly as it is played out just the same. Except
kekocadded this to It's Not Rocket Surgery (INRS)NASA NASA Made an Ultimate Photo with 16 Years of Hubble Exposurespetapixel.com - Michael Zhang NASA astronomers have created an ultimate stitched panorama of galaxies in the night sky using 7,500 individual photos shot through 16 years’ worth …
Science News Magazineadded this to Science NewsBlack Holes Big black holes can settle in the outskirts of small galaxiessciencenews.org - Lisa Grossman Astronomers have found dozens of surprisingly massive black holes far from the centers of their host dwarf galaxies.
SYFY WIRESpace Two billion years ago, our galaxy had a burst of star birthSYFY WIRE - Phil Plait When you look up at the sky at night — provided you have decent eyesight and a dark site to view from — you can see thousands of stars. A good …
Shane Leschasinadded this to esotericaSpace The Loneliest Stars in the Milky WayThe Atlantic - Marina KorenCertain stars have a history distinct from all the others around them. We are made of star stuff, as Carl Sagan told us. The first stars ignited billions of years ago, out of the cold, primordial gas the
Spiral Galaxies Passenger Seat Radio Episode 2019-05-23spreaker.com - Shane R. Monroe This LIVE broadcast was just terminated, but will be available again in a few minutes.
Planets Like stargazing? Observe the night sky at these 5 star parties around Arizonaazcentral.com - Arizona Republic There are so many amazing things in the night sky that can't be seen with the naked eye. If you've ever wanted to see planets, galaxies, nebulas and …
Space Galaxies as 'cosmic cauldrons'phys.org - Science X staff Star formation within interstellar clouds of gas and dust, so-called molecular clouds, proceeds very rapidly yet highly inefficiently. Most of the …
BBryan Schutteadded this to Must readsScience New ultra diffuse galaxy found in the NGC 5846 groupphys.org - Tomasz Nowakowski Astronomers have detected a new ultra diffuse galaxy (UDG) located most likely in the NGC 5846 galaxy group. The discovery is part of the ongoing …
BBryan Schutteadded this to Must readsScience Chemistry of stars sheds new light on the Gaia Sausagephys.org - Science X staff Chemical traces in the atmospheres of stars are being used to uncover new information about a galaxy, known as the Gaia Sausage, which was involved …
Calvin T. Adams |||added this to ThyBlackMan - ThySistasGod Christian Faith & Religion: Common Sense Is God Is Whispering In Your Ear.thyblackman.com - Staff (ThyBlackMan.com) I’m an independent thinker and far from a religious fanatic, but logic causes me to lean toward believing in a supreme force. I …
Polygonadded this to PCPlay buttonGhostbusters The Ghostbusters coming to Planet Coaster in bizarre DLC crossoverPolygon - Charlie HallThe Ghostbusters are coming to Planet Coaster, the theme park simulator from Frontier Developments. New downloadable content will include the voice talents of Dan Aykroyd as Ray Stantz. Also returning
EEvan Hawthornadded this to Space, Physics, Genetics, Future TechParticles Supersymmetric 'Sleptons' Might Exist. But They'd Have to Be Huge.space.com - Rafi Letzter The world's largest atom smasher might be losing its dark matter. But physicists are getting a clearer picture of what that lost dark matter might …
HowStuffWorksDark Matter Can Galaxies Exist Without Dark Matter?brainstuffshow.com We previously thought that all galaxies form with the help of dark matter, but researchers just found a galaxy that doesn't seem to contain any. …
Audioburstadded this to Audioburst Editors' PicksDark Matter Listen: Can Galaxies Exist Without Dark Matter?Audioburst - BrainStuff "This episode is brought to you by the Capital, One saver card, earn four percent cashback on dining and entertainment. Two percent at grocery stores …
Nanaimo, BC Nanaimo astronomers can hear about ultraviolet telescope’s galactic calculationsnanaimobulletin.com - Chris Bush The actual mission might still be several years away, but Canada’s proposed space telescope could have a major impact on the next wave of …
Ali Radpayadded this to PhysicsMagDark Matter Dark Matter BOMBSHELL: Could THIS theory explain mystery substance? ‘It explains it all'express.co.uk - Sebastian Kettley Dark matter, as far as scientists can tell, is present all throughout the Milky Way galaxy. The mystery substance appears to give the galaxy more …
➰Kit Arrowsmith➰added this to 🌓ASTRONOMY/COSMOLOGY 🌖Universe This Is Why We Will Never Know Everything About Our UniverseForbes - Ethan SiegelIn terms of ambition, it’s hard to ask for more than to know absolutely everything there is to know about the Universe. That’s the ultimate scientific dream: not just to understand the laws that govern
Zev Ostrowskiadded this to Australian Pieces Play buttonSpace AstroQuest: Citizen scientists needed to help unlock secrets of our universethenewdaily.com.au - Isabelle Lane One of Australia’s peak space research agencies is calling for volunteer star-gazers to study images of galaxies and help unlock the secrets of our …
Space.comadded this to Space.comSpace 'Finding Our Place in the Universe' Details Quest for Earth's Supercluster: Author Q&Aspace.com - Marcus Banks The newly translated book "Finding Our Place in the Universe," out today (May 21), details how scientists discovered the vast supercluster of …
RRaza Ali Akbaradded this to SciencePlanets'At some point, we will be Martians': Humans will have to build a new life on Mars to survive when the earth's resourcesdailymail.co.uk - Daily Mail Reporter Humans will have to become Martians to survive when the Earth’s resources run out, claims Professor Brian Cox. He said building a new life on the Red …
AleteiaChristianity Jesuit astronomer traces stellar history through galactic halosaleteia.org - jackmauro | May 21, 2019 A galactic halo is a component of a galaxy that extends beyond the main, visible component. In laymen’s terms it is the colorful spherical shape that …
A Current Affairadded this to Current Affairs and Trending EventsSpace The kilogram is forever changed. Here's why that matters.National Geographic - Maya Wei-HaasFrom bathroom scales to medical lab balances, the mass standard is now based on a value that is “woven into the fabric of the universe.” Sealed under a trio of nested glass bell jars, a gleaming metal
