Business InsiderDinosaurs 17 science 'facts' you might have learned in school that aren't trueBusiness Insider - Morgan McFall-JohnsenIf you were to file into a classroom and open your notebook for science class today, the subject matter might be a little different than when you were in school. Science is a body of knowledge that's growing
The Sunadded this to The SunTarot Daily horoscope for Tuesday September 17 — here’s what the stars have in store for you todaythesun.co.uk - Mystic Meg There is a new level of Mars strength drawing your chart together. It helps you stand firm and stop changing your plans to suit other people. This …
Refinery29added this to R29 Body & MindBeauty Your Horoscope This WeekRefinery29 - Venus AustralisThe last days of summer are here — we're ready to refocus our attention to our studies and work this week with a little help from the planets. Before you move forward, invest time in self-care to make
mindbodygreenadded this to mbg MINDFULNESSWellness A Rare Retrograde Finally Lifts This Week — And It Could Help Your Careermindbodygreen.com - The AstroTwins This week, the AstroTwins break down why now is a good time to revisit goals that have been put on the back burner. If ambitious plans seemed to hit a …
Interesting Engineeringadded this to Interesting EngineeringCaltech Could there be a ninth planet beyond Pluto and Neptune?interestingengineering.com In the farthest reaches of our solar system, way past Neptune and Pluto, there are rumors that a 9th planet exists. It's predicted to have a mass …
Society19added this to Society19Neptune What Do The Upcoming Retrogrades Mean For Yousociety19.com - Sadichha Karki Based on the title of this article, you may have three questions: what is retrograde, why should I care, and what does it mean for me? What Is A …
Atlas ObscuraSolar System Planetenweg GöttingenAtlas Obscura A 1:2 billion-scale solar system leads visitors into this German university town. Göttingen is a small town in the middle of Germany that is known for …
Elite Dailyadded this to LIFEHarvest Moon The Spiritual Meaning Of The 2019 Harvest Moon Is About Releasing Yourself From The PastElite Daily - Roya Backlund Can't you feel the spiritual energy begin to rise now that autumn is fast approaching? This is the season that starts a slow, patient process of …
Forbesadded this to TechnologySolar System Why Pluto Isn’t A Planet - And Might Become One AgainForbes - Paul M. SutterSorry, not everybody gets to be a planet. I know, I know. It’s not fair. But life’s not fair either, so we might as well all get used to it. Before 2006 there wasn’t a strict definition of the word “planet”
AvatarLouise Sharmanadded this to Twitching The World n OzzSolar System Wear the Solar System on Your Wristtechnabob.com - by Paul Strauss In Men in Black, it turned out that Orion the cat held the entire universe on his collar. While it’s not quite as impressive as carrying the universe, …
Astronomy NASA's Astronomy Picture Of The Dayiheart.com - wgmz.iheart.com This is NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day.They feature a different photo from our universe each day with an explanation by an astronomer.Today’s is …
Wilson Marshaladded this to Astronomy MagazineFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoNASA APOD: 2019 September 10 - Pluto in True Colornasa.gov - Robert Nemiroff & Jerry Bonnell Pluto in True Color Image Credit: NASA, JHU APL, SwRI, Alex Parker Explanation: What color is Pluto, really? It took some effort to figure out. Even …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Scientists & ProcessWomen's News Buried in the Sky - Women in Science & Engineering on Nautilusnautil.us - Kelly Clancy Deep in the Atacama desert, a handful of elderly women have been digging through the sand for decades in search of the bodies of their family …
TIMEadded this to Top StoriesScience (India) The Amazon Fires, From an Extraterrestrial PerspectiveTIME - Jeffrey KlugerA version of this first appeared as the TIME Space newsletter sent on Aug. 30. Space is aspirational. Merely the act of looking through a telescope is an exercise in questing. It’s vast, exciting, and
Hindustan Timesadded this to entertainmentTwinkle KhannaTwinkle Khanna may be sure she isn’t an actor, but she can’t decide if Pluto is a planet or not | bollywood | Hindustanhindustantimes.com - HT Correspondent Twinkle Khanna has identified herself as a fan of Pluto, the former planet that has now been designated a dwarf planet. “Is Pluto a planet or a …
Twinkle Khanna Twinkle Khanna shares hilarious post on Pluto debate: Is it a planet or YouTube make-up guru?indiatoday.in - India Today Web Desk There has been much back and forth on whether Pluto is a planet or not. Fans aren't willing to accept that it isn't, though the cosmic body lost its …
AvatarTim Callenderadded this to SpaceNeptune A Love Letter to the Last Planetdiscovermagazine.com - Corey S. Powell Thirty years ago this week, the Voyager 2 spacecraft flew past Neptune, providing the first up-close look at the last planet in the solar system*. …
Al.comadded this to Al.com NewsJim Bridenstine Alabama-born ‘Pluto killer’ back in battle over planet’s ‘demotion’al.com - Lee Roop | lroop@al.com Like a comet that comes around, then comes around again, the argument over whether Pluto is a planet or “something else” seems always with us. The …
NASA Trump's NASA chief says Pluto is a planetspreaker.com - Space News LIVE! NASA's head, Jim Bridenstine, has said he believes Pluto is a planet, wading into a decades-long debate over the status of the ninth rock from the …
Digital Trendsadded this to Cool TechSolar System Is Pluto a planet? NASA administrator and Brian May reignite the debateDigital Trends In 2006 the International Astronomical Union (IAU) caused consternation when it declared that Pluto was no longer a planet. Several bodies of similar …
NBC Newsadded this to Top StoriesSolar System Is Pluto a planet or a dwarf planet? NASA chief picks sides in emotional debateNBC News - By Dan FalkJim Bridenstine just called Pluto a planet even though the rocky body at the edge of our solar system is now officially designated a dwarf planet. Is Pluto a planet, as generations of schoolchildren learned?
Euronewsadded this to Sci-TechSolar System Is Pluto a planet — or dwarf planet? NASA chief rekindles emotional debateEuronews - By Dan Falk with NBC News Tech and Science NewsIs Pluto a planet, as generations of schoolchildren learned? Or is it really a dwarf planet, as astronomy's official governing body has determined? NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine says it's the former.
Mental Flossadded this to Mental FlossSolar System NASA Boss Jokingly Declares Pluto a Planet, Gets Everyone's Hopes Upmentalfloss.com - BY Michele Debczak It's been 13 years since Pluto was demoted to dwarf planet—and fans of the celestial body are still not over it. Everyone from kids to respected …
Trolly McTrollfaceadded this to Science and SpaceSolar System Queen guitarist Brian May weighs in on Pluto as a planetCNET - by Amanda Kooser The rocker has a doctorate in astrophysics.
ThePrintadded this to Top StoriesSolar System NASA chief may call it anything, Pluto remains a dwarf planettheprint.in - Sandhya Ramesh Bengaluru: In the last couple of days, a number of reports have come up about NASA chief Jim Bridenstine’s belief that Pluto is still a planet. In an …
CNNadded this to Top StoriesSolar System NASA chief says what we're all thinking: Pluto should be a planet againCNN - By Scottie Andrew, CNN(CNN) — If you're still mourning the little ball of ice formerly known as the ninth planet from the sun, you're not alone. NASA admin Jim Bridenstine misses Pluto, too. "In my view, Pluto is a planet,"
ExtremeTechadded this to Extreme NewsSolar System NASA Chief and Jerry Agree: ‘Pluto is a Planet’ExtremeTech - Joel Hruska Pluto is still a planet, according to NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine. The announcement puts him in good company with noted human astronomer Jerry …
Luis Arcadio de Jesúsadded this to CuriositasSolar System NASA chief insists Pluto is still a planetCNET - by Abrar Al-Heeti Some fans of the demoted dwarf planet just can't let go.
ForbesVoyager 2 It's Time We Went Back To Neptune. NASA’s Photos Are Now 30 Years Old (And Its Moon Has An Ocean)Forbes - Jamie CarterIn the summer of 1989, NASA's Voyager 2 became the first spacecraft to observe the planet Neptune, its final planetary target. Passing about 4,950 kilometers (3,000 miles) above Neptune's north pole, 2
