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[Q&A+] When Did Dark Matter Appear, Excitement About TRAPPIST-1, Contributing to Astronomy
[Q&A+] When Did Dark Matter Appear, Excitement About TRAPPIST-1, Contributing to Astronomy

Which space object would I want to see with my own eyes? Can you meaningfully contribute to science without an Astronomy degree? Has dark matter alwa…

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[Interview+] We Were Wrong About Europa’s Sub-Surface Ocean
[Interview+] We Were Wrong About Europa’s Sub-Surface Ocean

Europa is considered one of the most promising places in the solar system to look for extraterrestrial life. But new studies suggest that we were wro…

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[Q&A+] AI Writing Science Papers, Private Space Science, Targets for ELT
[Q&A+] AI Writing Science Papers, Private Space Science, Targets for ELT

Has AI already written any good science papers? Which are the primary targets for the Extremely Large Telescope? Which is scarier, finding aliens or …

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[Interview+] Building LISA, Humanity's Biggest Telescope
[Interview+] Building LISA, Humanity's Biggest Telescope

Gravitational waves revolutionised Astronomy. But LIGO, VIRGO and KAGRA only operate in one spectrum. To detect longer waves we need bigger telescope…

8 months, 1 week ago

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[Space Bites+] Crazy-Spinning Asteroid // NASA’s Budget is Back // Medical Evacuation from ISS
[Space Bites+] Crazy-Spinning Asteroid // NASA’s Budget is Back // Medical Evacuation from ISS

Rubin spots a rapidly spinning asteroid, Congress restores NASA’s funding, Crew 11 is back on Earth for a medical emergency, the Pandora Space Telesc…

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[Q&A+] Chances for Finding Life at Europa, Humans VS Kessler Syndrome, Earth as a Rogue Planet
[Q&A+] Chances for Finding Life at Europa, Humans VS Kessler Syndrome, Earth as a Rogue Planet

Does Europa Clipper have realistic chances to find traces of life at Jupiter? Can humans stop the Kessler syndrome? How long would Earth survive if i…

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[Q&A+] Flat Planet, 3I/ATLAS vs Jupiter, Next Gen Space Stations
[Q&A+] Flat Planet, 3I/ATLAS vs Jupiter, Next Gen Space Stations

Would we even notice if 3I/ATLAS smashed into Jupiter? What are the plans for next gen space stations? Is it okay that most succesful space corporati…

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[Space Bites+] Weird Starless Galaxy // Private Space Telescope // Betelbuddy's Wake
[Space Bites+] Weird Starless Galaxy // Private Space Telescope // Betelbuddy's Wake

A galaxy without stars, the wake of Betelgeuse’s companion star, a privately-funded Hubble class telescope, and could there be exomoons at TRAPPIST-1…

8 months, 2 weeks ago

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[Q&A+] Hardest Lagrange Point, Voyagers' Realistic Lifetime, Goals for Telescopes
[Q&A+] Hardest Lagrange Point, Voyagers' Realistic Lifetime, Goals for Telescopes

Can we find a use for the L3 Lagrange point? How long do the Voyagers have left? Which goals do we have for telescopes that are being built? And in Q…

8 months, 2 weeks ago

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[Q&A+] Exciting Science in 2026, Nature of Dark Matter, Forever Travelling Light
[Q&A+] Exciting Science in 2026, Nature of Dark Matter, Forever Travelling Light

What exciting science can we expect in 2026? Can dark matter be black holes or even something else? Does light travel forever? And in Q&A+, could a r…

8 months, 2 weeks ago

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