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Phil PlaitB

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  • I am furiously, flamingly, incandescently, *supernova-levels* of angry right now.
    Phil PlaitB Phil Plait

    I am furiously, flamingly, incandescently, *supernova-levels* of angry right now.

    Trump is trying to kill NASA science. And hoo boy, do I have something to say about it.

    https://badastronomy.beehiiv.com/p/trump-threatens-to-eviscerate-nasa-cb96

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  • When was the first exoplanet discovered?
    Phil PlaitB Phil Plait

    When was the first exoplanet discovered? You might read it was in 1992, but in fact the first evidence for the existence of alien worlds was found before then. Way before then.

    Like, in *1917*.

    I love this story.

    https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/when-was-the-first-exoplanet-discovered/

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  • I give you a momentary reprieve from the madness:
    Phil PlaitB Phil Plait

    I give you a momentary reprieve from the madness:

    The Vera Rubin Observatory has taken its first images of the sky, and they are *extraordinary*. Mind blowing detail, jaw dropping beauty.

    https://badastronomy.beehiiv.com/p/rubin-opens-its-eye-and-what-it-sees-is-the-universe-8203

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  • Something lost a bit in the amazing images released earlier: Vera Rubin Observatory is a steely-eyed asteroid hunter!
    Phil PlaitB Phil Plait

    Something lost a bit in the amazing images released earlier: Vera Rubin Observatory is a steely-eyed asteroid hunter! It's already found thousands of new ones in just a few nights, and is predicted to find *3.7 MILLION* more.

    THREE POINT SEVEN MILLION

    https://badastronomy.beehiiv.com/p/vera-rubin-observatory-will-find-millions-of-asteroids-millions-513f

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