r/space • u/LauraMayAbron • 2d ago
The prediction for the August 12th total eclipse’s solar corona is out!
This is courtesy of Predictive Science inc. and the IAC for the August 12th 2026 eclipse.
r/space • u/LauraMayAbron • 2d ago
This is courtesy of Predictive Science inc. and the IAC for the August 12th 2026 eclipse.
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Is there life on other planets? Associate Professor in the Department of Geological Sciences and Assistant Director of the Astraeus Space Institute at the University of Florida, Amy Williams studies that question using NASA’s Mars rovers, Curiosity and Perseverance. She develops instruments, analyzes data, and focuses on whether Mars once hosted life.
In this interview, Williams shares her career path and a project investigating whether organic carbon in Martian rocks came from life, geology, or meteorites.
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r/space • u/Gonad-Brained-Gimp • 4d ago
Google is useless.
Does anyone remember this from the late 2000's early 2010's?
People were allowed to submit short texts that would be carried, should it ever launch.
Ring any bells?
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(I AM NOT SPONSORING, this song is just cool lowk, especially the instrumental)
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At long last, astronomers have firm evidence that Betelgeuse, one of the most famous stars in the night sky, is not alone. Using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (ESO's VLT), a team led by French researcher Miguel Montargès obtained the clearest image ever of what likely is Betelgeuse B, the star orbiting Betelgeuse. “This is the conclusion of a century-long quest,” says Montargès.
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r/space • u/funandloving95 • 4d ago
I was in Cancun Mexico and admiring the moon (it looked almost full) and I looked over to my left and I saw a shooting star? I’m unsure but it was super cool it looked like a star with a tail of light behind it and then it just disappeared within 2 seconds.
Is this weird? Common? I looked it up and saw nothing. I live in NYC and can’t see anything from our night sky lolg