Daniel GP

@Daniel_DGP_1

I'm student of Physics at the Universidade federal de viçosa (federal university of Viçosa)(UFV) Brazil

Nottingham, England
Joined January 2010
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    May 14
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    Have you find a way to recycle the toxic waste left of electric cars battery Elon Musk I’m bigger support of what doing for humanity space travel it doesn’t I agree with you in all, and tax it’s never an answer to sort any problem.

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    Nov 14

    Almost there... maybe :)

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    Nov 15

    Cool work by on identifying shallow surfaces on sub-Neptunes (), in addition to the ammonia proxy we found in Yu et al. 2021, they found methanol (CH3OH) is promising in distinguishing whether an exoplanet has a shallow solid or liquid surface!

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    Nov 12

    Rule #10 of : Facts do not cease to exist simply because they are ignored. - Aldous Huxley 👊🏼👀🏴‍☠️

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    Nov 14

    Starbase Production Diagram - 15th November 2021

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    Nov 10

    TESS found a planet that orbits around two stars - (image by )

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    Nov 10

    It's neat how all the exoplanets line up in little beams pointing at the Earth.

    How it started/ how it's going
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    Nov 10

    The heavenly orbs are not quite stars and not quite planets.

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    Nov 10

    From an orbiting a binary star...2 red dwarfs in partial . Also another exoplanet with its to the right of the . From my in .

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    Nov 1

    Booster 4

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    Nov 3

    The discovery of TOI-2257 b (TIC 198485881), a long-period (35 d) sub-Neptune orbiting an M3 star at 57.8pc.

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    Nov 3

    Don’t miss the second session of the Cycle 1 Science Sampler Facebook Live event on Monday, November 8 at 12 pm ET. Svea Hernandez will talk about molecular gas in the galaxy M83 and Nathan Roth will discuss organic matter in comets. Details:

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    Nov 3

    Are you into highly eccentric long-period sub-Neptunes orbiting nearby M dwarfs, with a chance for life in the clouds? That's right, who isn't! My, do we have a treat for you! 😍 Accepted and fresh on the ArXiv today:

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    Oct 31

    There is an exoplanet called K2-155d that's about 200 lightyears from Earth. Which means that, by the time the light from the Sun reflecting off Earth *today* reaches this planet, everyone alive right now will be dead.

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    Oct 27

    Falcon 9 and Dragon vertical on Launch Complex 39A

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    Oct 28

    Starbase Production Diagram - 29th October 2021

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    Oct 25

    Signs of first planet found outside our galaxy

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    Oct 25

    Exciting news: astronomers have found the first evidence for a planet candidate outside our Milky Way! This would 1000s times farther than other exoplanets previously discovered.

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    Oct 25

    : shines in an "extraterestrial evening" sky by via

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    Oct 25

    Scientists think they've found the first evidence of an exoplanet candidate outside of our galaxy! The Whirlpool Galaxy, M51, was imaged by and . Xray emissions indicate a planet about the size of Saturn!

    The Whirlpool Galaxy is seen as a spiral with a small box to the right of center indicating where an exoplanet candidate was spotted in transit.
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    Oct 25

    For the first time, astronomers have made a convincing detection of a planet in *another galaxy*!

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