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  1. @mistswarden.bsky.socialBluesky

    thinking about how all the cenotes in Yak T'el imply that there was a Chicxulub-level asteroid impact on Etheryis And they even go a step further with the fact that the area is covered in meteorites

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  2. @jake4480@c.imMastodon

    “This is what happens when a star like ours reaches the end of its lifecycle, sheds its outer layers, and collapses into a white dwarf, spending the next many trillions of years cooling into a black dwarf while its stellar mass reaches into interstellar space, eventually contributing their elements to forming planets.” petapixel.com/2026/10/05/eerie… #space #WorldSpaceWeek #science

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  4. @tony873004.bsky.socialBluesky

    I recreated the two possible planets orbiting TIC 4206066, using the predicted November 2026 transit times published by Pavel Rabtsevich zenodo.org/records/2317... Neither planet is confirmed yet. NASA's TESS will put the predictions to the test in November. #astro 🔭🔭

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  8. @atlastdesign.bsky.socialBluesky

    In yesterday's AtLAST Forum Elena Redaelli presented "Molecules and molecular ratios to unveil the initial conditions of the process of star and planet formation" 🔭 ✨ 🪐 📹 The recording is now available on our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0xe...

    youtube.com Molecules and molecular ratios to unveil the initial conditions of star and planet formation

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  9. @yjangordon.bsky.socialBluesky

    Ever wonder where the neutrinos seen by the IceCube telescope come from? We investigate that in our latest paper, where we show evidence of a correlation between radio flares seen by the VLA Sky Survey and astrophysical neutrinos. With @theotherpsf.bsky.social, Eric Hooper, and Michael Martinez

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  14. @scholar_farmer@social.coopMastodon

    "the most distant fast radio burst (FRB) ever recorded" Astronomers detect mysterious burst of energy from a galaxy far, far away #astronomy theguardian.com/science/2026/o…

    theguardian.com Astronomers detect mysterious burst of energy from a galaxy far, far away

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  17. @crisp91.bsky.socialBluesky

    Astronomers have observed a “vampire star” slowly consuming a brown dwarf companion for the first time. It’s stripping away material and feeding at a rate equivalent to about 5.2 trillion Quarter Pounder burgers every second. That’s my kinda cosmic meal. 🍔😋

    space.com Astronomers watch 'vampire' star feeding on the stellar equivalent of 5 trillion quarter-pounder burgers every second

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  18. @maxplanckgesellschaft@wisskomm.socialMastodon

    A rare cosmic tipple! 🥂😉For the first time ever, astronomers have detected a rare form of the organic alcohol #methanol in space. Intriguingly, the molecule is about 100x more abundant than current models predict - a sign there’s still a secret ingredient in cosmic chemistry we’ve yet to uncover!🔭🌟The study, led by Arnaud Belloche of the Max Planck Institute for Radio #Astronomy, is part of the ALMA COMPASS programm. mpg.de/26834976/first-detectio…?

    mpg.de First detection of heavy methanol in space

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  20. @bribarbu.bsky.socialBluesky

    I went on the Stereo Chemistry pod to talk about--what else--stereochemistry! That being the topic of this year's #ChemNobel. (Cut for time: me yapping about linocut, neutrinos, and a running joke among the science team concerning the chirality of cows.)

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