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Subject: Spacewatch v2.0(Official Science Topic)
3mel 24.09.19 - 10:08pm
the space shuttle's secret missions
[link]http://youtu.be/SK5SxPVYHwk[/link] * +
obi_jon 27.09.19 - 03:46pm
Scientists ''
, erm how is that possible?'', as a giant planet is found orbiting a tiny star.
[link]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-49855058[/link]
[link]http://science.sciencemag.org/content/365/6460/1441[/link] * +
cerberus611 27.09.19 - 04:33pm
, erm how is that possible?'', as a giant planet is found orbiting a tiny star.''The parent star, NGTS-1, is small, but not as small as this new example (GJ 3512). It could be that NGTS-1 represents the smallest star that can form close-in planets via core-accretion, and that smaller stars only form giant planets farther out by the gravitational collapse model favoured by the authors,'' said Prof Wheatley.
''With GJ 3512b, we now have an extraordinary candidate for a planet that could have emerged from the instability of a disc around a star with very little mass. This find prompts us to review our models.'' * +
cerberus611 27.09.19 - 04:42pm
, erm how is that possible?'', as a giant planet is found orbiting a tiny star. Can't download the PDF document in the latter as one must pay to be an AAAS member.
Same problem I found with [link]http://www.globalsecurity.org[/link]
Where you just want to browse each country's stats and info etc but have to pay to do all that. * +
cerberus611 21.10.19 - 04:40pm
I can't believe that noone posted about the first all-female spacewalk that took place the other day. * +
obi_jon 21.10.19 - 05:42pm
I was going to, even copied a link ready to paste and everything, then logged on and forgot all about it. * +
crail 21.10.19 - 05:43pm
Did they stop halfway through for a natter? * +
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