Here ya go, Joe. @91Joe95 Stumbled across this fascinating video that explains all the complex movements we make as we zoom along riding this Big Blue Marble!
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James Webb Space Telescope updated Jan 13, 2024….😱 Video of discoveries far and near!🧨
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There was nothing in there about where the supposed origin point of the Big Bang is supposed to be, but I did learn human produced CO2 is warding off a devastating ice age.
"Hubble is coming home and Hubble is coming home faster than we believe."
Interesting. If down to last gyro could end any day.
Here’s some depth on story…
NASA Worried About Risk In Polaris Hubble Scheme
NASA officials were concerned about the risks of a complex EVA with unproven spacesuits and astronauts.
payloadspace.com
Here’s a little more insight. First, Hubble had two functional gyroscopes but they shut one down to hold in reserve should the one that is operating fail. They expect the two to last around ten years.
Second, they have not ruled out any mission yet. Just thinking it’s best to wait until necessary. Any mission risks damaging the satellite so they want to wait, continue to look at options, develop the necessary technology, and act if and when necessary.
www.space.com
Second, they have not ruled out any mission yet. Just thinking it’s best to wait until necessary. Any mission risks damaging the satellite so they want to wait, continue to look at options, develop the necessary technology, and act if and when necessary.
A billionaire wanted to save the Hubble Telescope — here's why NASA politely declined
NASA isn't interested in a commercial Hubble reboost mission. For now, that is.
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Update: a video highlighting major discoveries that have challenged our understanding of the universe:
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Actually, according to his word there was no so-called Big Bang. The Book says he spoke everything into existence which implies fully formed and fully functioning. It also says that he hung the stars in their places and calls them all by name. Pretty fantastic stuff.
The universe may be much older than thought.
www.thebrighterside.news
The universe is significantly older than previously thought
In a major discovery, the James Webb Space Telescope has presented data that directly challenges our current understanding of the universe
www.thebrighterside.news
Love it when everything they thought they knew gets tossed out the astrological window.The universe may be much older than thought.
The universe is significantly older than previously thought
In a major discovery, the James Webb Space Telescope has presented data that directly challenges our current understanding of the universe
Somewhere early in this thread I predicted we would find out the universe is much older than thought, perhaps twice as old.
the science is settled.
The space center was unharmed and resumed normal operations.
Even launched a SpaceX Heavy with the Europa Clipper on board just this weekend.
What a beautiful night - light breeze, no clouds, not cold at all. Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, and Uranus are all visible with the naked eye to go along with a bright half moon.
This may be racist
www.engadget.com
NASA's Webb telescope detects the first potential brown dwarfs outside our galaxy
Brown dwarfs are bigger than gas giants, but smaller than stars -- and they barely produce any light. The James Webb telescope made it possible to detect them, even if they're 200,000 light years away.
www.engadget.com
But can I bowl with them?This may be racist
NASA's Webb telescope detects the first potential brown dwarfs outside our galaxy
Brown dwarfs are bigger than gas giants, but smaller than stars -- and they barely produce any light. The James Webb telescope made it possible to detect them, even if they're 200,000 light years away.
I seem to remember reading the oscillations correspond to the major asteroid collisions that led to mass extinctions. As the solar system passes through certain areas of the galaxy it encounters asteroid belts. And much like the San Andreas fault and magnetic pole flip, we're due.
Interesting theory. I am not an astrophysics guy and know very little about this. But the entire galaxy rotates around its center so it’s not like we enter different zones as we rotate.
But since we seem to oscillate up and down crossing the ‘equator’ or ‘centerline’ the areas of the galaxy above and below that line may be more populated with asteroids and various objects.
It’s also possible that such variations may cause objects in the Ort Cloud to be dislodged and sent on a collision course?
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