Excellent share the info,thanks.
As part of its early science program, astronomers will use #Webb to investigate how giant black holes and starbursts affect merging galaxies, and vice-versa #BlackHoleFriday #JWST #BlackFridaypic.twitter.com/aIY9lUeaUq
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Because they are tiny in scale compared to the Earth.
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If they were close to the space station it'd be dangerous because they're moving so fast, nothing to keep them from colliding.
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Can you give me some context for these images?
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If they were close to the space station it'd be dangerous because they're moving so fast, nothing to keep them from colliding.
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So interesting!
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I wonder how it is possible to investigate, considering these collisions take millions to billions of years to complete?
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You should look into cellular technology, you'd see they can't do what you think they can.
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Also, all these pictures of the Earth from space that you're using to show proof there are no satellites, you think those pictures are fake to begin with, right? If they were fake to begin with, don't you think they'd paste in some satellites too?
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