Jason Major

@JPMajor

Space. Planets. NASA. Science. Rocketry. Astronomy. Democracy. Nature. Birds. Coffee. Occasionally funny. He/him. (It, but only if you’re an alien.)

Warwick, RI
Vrijeme pridruživanja: siječanj 2010.

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    Space Station on a clear night over White Meadow Lake Rockaway N.J.!!

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    “If it collapses, Thwaites alone would drain enough ice from the West Antarctic to raise global sea levels almost three feet.”

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    Which charity should I pick? hmmm....

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    27. sij 2014.

    LIFE magazine cover, Feb 3, 1967

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    9. srp 2018.

    I’m serious people just look at this thing This was alive on Earth once like wtf

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    Worth mentioning that the geocentric model really fell apart in 1610 once Galileo observed the orbits of Jupiter’s moons. Geo was no longer the de facto center.

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    Casual reminder that our planet isn't the only one with totally awesome polar ice caps. Image: NASA Mars Global Surveyor

    An overhead view of Mars' north pole. A large patch of white with swirling striations of rusty brown.
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    Odgovor korisnicima i sljedećem broju korisnika:

    You can move at different rates of speed in different directions depending on what point of reference you use. You can stroll 2 mph down an airplane aisle while also be traveling 570 mph to your destination. And even pour yourself a drink.

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    The crescent of Uranus, imaged by a departing Voyager 2 on February 3, 1986.

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    Here's one for all you dust lane fans (like me)—a view toward the center of NGC 1589, a spiral galaxy 173 million light-years away in the constellation Taurus that's edge-on to our line of sight. The data comprising…

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    me: ah nobody wants to hear this specific esoteric celestial mechanical fact also me: wait, everyone reading this lives on Earth and very few know the planet they're on rotates 366 times per year

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    Here's one for all you dust lane fans (like me)—a view toward the center of NGC 1589, a spiral galaxy 173 million light-years away in the constellation Taurus that's edge-on to our line of sight. The data comprising this image was acquired by Hubble on Dec. 27-28, 2017.

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    NGC 1559 about 50 million light-years away from us. It's a Seyfert galaxy, with a super-luminous active galactic core that outshines (in extended wavelengths) the combined luminosity of the stars within the rest of the galaxy.

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    Let Hubble give you a show during halftime with this view of NGC 1559, a barred spiral galaxy in the southern constellation Reticulum. The data comprising this color-composite was acquired on Sept. 12, 2017.

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    The Moon emits no visible light. 100% of it is reflected sunlight.

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    This lovely galaxy is NGC 4548, aka Messier 91 (M91), a barred spiral located 63 million light-years away in the constellation Coma Berenices. This extended-color composite is made from nasahubble WFC3 data acquired…

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