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Comete: come sono fatte (parte 1)
The structures and substances we observe in comets.
Mese: Gennaio 2023
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Avete mai visto una gigante blu come Ag Carinae?
What are Blue Giants? If you come with me I will show you around and introduce you to the most famous ones.
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BU 2023… saluta la Terra
A newly discovered asteroid called 2023 BU that will pass within 3,600 kilometers of Earth’s surface.
2023
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Magnetar… le streghe bizzarre
Magnetars, very strange neutron stars that possess a magnetic field so strong that they draw everything to themselves.
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Stasera aragosta… con la Lobster Nebula
Pismis 24-1 one of the most massive stars we currently know, 200 times brighter than our Sun, in the Lobster Nebula.
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L’avranno vista davvero la cometa?
What is ChatGPT used for? For example, it can help you assess the reliability of astronomical news seen on the net. We tried it with the “Neanderthal comet.”
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Cimiteri stellari
In a stellar graveyard in the Milky Way one star is still alive, PSRJ0901-4046 seems to possess at least 7 other different types of pulses… very strange!
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La cometa che verrà
The ephemerides of comet C/2022 EE3 ZTF in January and February 2023.
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Le Tarantole… e la Grande Nube di Magellano
Once again ALMA (Atacama Large Millimeter/ Submillimeter Array) comes to our aid in exploring the Tarantula nebula.
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Cancro
An inconspicuous constellation but endowed with a rich mythological background.