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mission 19 quotsupernovaquot - sc2 brutal walkthrough
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saiko feid quevedo mora - polaris remix video oficial - youtube
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kathryn aurora gray - youngest supernova discovery
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age is no barrier when it comes to supernova hunting as 10-year-old kathryn gray has just proventhe canadian schoolgirl was scanning through astronomical images on jan 2 when she made the record-breaking find according to the royal astronomical society of canada kathryn is the the youngest ever discoverer of a supernovathe supernova was spotted erupting to life in the constellation of camelopardalis in a galaxy called ugc 3378 some 240 million light-years distant shining at a brightness of magnitude 17 the flash was imaged on new year039s eve magnitude 17 is the approximate brightness of the dwarf planet haumea in the kuiper belt as seen from earthhelped by her amateur astronomer father paul gray kathryn was taught how to look out for these transient flashes using a computer program that compares new and old images of the same portion of the night sky blinking between the new and old images anything like the motion of planets asteroids or supernovae can be spottedit is an arduous task and a significant discovery for any astronomer but kathryn was determined to become the youngest person to make a supernova discoveryquoti039m really excited it feels really goodquot kathryn told the canada star newspaper on mondaykathryn showed an interest in astronomy last year and became fascinated with trying to find a supernova when she learned that the previous record was held by a 14-year-oldthe supernova called sn 2010lt was observed by dave lane an amateur astronomer near halifax canada who emailed the images to paul gray for analysis kathryn was 4 photos into a planned 52 photo analysis session when she made the findquotkathryn pointed to the screen and said: 039is this one039 i said yup that looks pretty goodquot said paul describing his daughter039s findas this story proves astronomy is a science that can be carried out by anyone who holds an interest in the cosmos who knows where kathryn039s interest will take her nextsources: rasc press release bbc canada star-- fair use notice --

pgd-415 supernova supernova arisa sawa
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the first 360 view of the full sun
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seeing the whole sun front and back simultaneously will enable significant advances in space weather forecasting for earth and improve planning for future robotic or crewed spacecraft missions throughout the solar system these views are the result of observations by nasa039s two solar terrestrial relations observatory stereo spacecraft the duo are on diametrically opposite sides of the sun 180 degrees apart one is ahead of earth in its orbit the other trailing behind launched in october 2006 stereo traces the flow of energy and matter from the sun to earth it also provides unique and revolutionary views of the sun-earth system the mission observed the sun in 3-d for the first time in 2007 in 2009 the twin spacecraft revealed the 3-d structure of coronal mass ejections which are violent eruptions of matter from the sun that can disrupt communications navigation satellites and power grids on earth

consumed by the apocalypse - youtube
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why you should believe the hype for the james webb space telescope - youtube
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the james webb space telescope is set to revolutionize every single field in astrophysics here039s why you should believe the hype plus for 50 off your firs

top 5 plays - episode 14 feat grubby tlo and violet - ipl starcraft 2
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norway039s whizkid snute: quoti have an incredibly strong early gamequot
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noel gallagher039s high flying birds - if i had a gundavid letterman 11-10-11
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top 5 plays - episode 18 feat marineking stephano supernova happy oz - starcraft 2
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the largest black holes in the universe
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watch commercial free on the spacerip app available on the apple and google play stores how big can they get what039s the largest so far detected where does an 18 billion solar mass black hole hidewe039ve never seen them directly yet we know they are there lurking within dense star clusters or wandering the dust lanes of the galaxy where they prey on stars or swallow planets wholeour milky way may harbor millions of these black holes the ultra dense remnants of dead starsbut now in the universe far beyond our galaxy there039s evidence of something even more ominous a breed of black holes that have reached incomprehensible size and destructive powerit has taken a new era in astronomy to find them high-tech instruments in space tuned to sense high-energy forms of light -- x-rays and gamma rays -- that are invisible to our eyes new precision telescopes equipped with technologies that allow them to cancel out the blurring effects of the atmosphereand see to the far reaches of the universepeering into distant galaxies astronomers are now finding evidence that space and time can be shattered by eruptions so vast they boggle the mindwe are just beginning to understand the impact these outbursts have had on the universe around usthat understanding recently took a leap forward a team operating at the subaru observatory atop hawaii039s mauna kea volcano looked out to one of the deepest reaches of the universe and captured a beam of light that had taken nearly 13 billion years to reach usit was a messenger from a time not long after the universe was born they focused on an object known as a quasar short for quotquasi-stellar radio sourcequotit offered a stunning surprisea tiny region in its center is so bright that astronomers believe it039s light is coming from a single object at least a billion times the mass of our sun inside this brilliant beacon space suddenly turns dark as it039s literally swallowed by a giant black hole as strange as they may seem even huge black holes like these are thought to be products of the familiar universe of stars and gravity they get their start in rare types of large stars at least ten times the mass of our sun these giants burn hot and fast and die youngthe star is a cosmic pressure-cooker in its core the crush of gravity produces such intense heat that atoms are stripped and rearranged lighter elements like hydrogen and helium fuse together to form heavier ones like calcium oxygen silicon and finally iron when enough iron accumulates in the core of the star it begins to collapse under its own weight that can send a shock wave racing outward literally blowing the star apart:a supernova at the moment the star dies if enough matter falls into its core it collapses to a point forming a black holeintense gravitational forces surround that point with a dark sphere the event horizon beyond which nothing not even light can escape that039s how an average-size black hole formswhat about a monster the size of the subaru quasarrecent discoveries about the rapid rise of these giant black holes have led theorists to rethink their view of cosmic history

mysteries of a dark universe
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watch this video commercial free on the spacerip app available in the apple and google play stores dark energy in full hd 1080p cosmology the study of the universe as a whole has been turned on its head by a stunning discovery that the universe is flying apart in all directions at an ever-increasing rate is the universe bursting at the seams or is nature somehow fooling usthe astronomers whose data revealed this accelerating universe have been awarded the nobel prize for physics and yet since 1998 when the discovery was first announced scientists have struggled to come to grips with a mysterious presence that now appears to control the future of the cosmos: dark energyon remote mountaintops around the world major astronomical centers hum along with state of the art digital sensors computers air conditioning infrastructure and motors to turn the giant telescopes deep in chile039s atacama desert the paranal observatory is an astronomical mecca this facility draws two megawatts of power enough for around two thousand homeswhat astronomers get for all this is photons tiny mass-less particles of light they stream in from across time and space by the trillions from nearby sources down to one or two per second from objects at the edge of the visible universein this age of precision astronomy observers have been studying the properties of these particles to find clues to how stars live and die how galaxies form how black holes grow and more but for all we039ve learned we are finding out just how much still eludes our grasp how short our efforts to understand the workings of the universe still fall a hundred years ago most astronomers believed the universe consisted of a grand disk the milky way they saw stars like our own sun moving around it amid giant regions of dust and luminous gas the overall size and shape of this quotisland universequot appeared static and unchangingthat view posed a challenge to albert einstein who sought to explore the role that gravity a dynamic force plays in the universe as a whole there is a now legendary story in which einstein tried to show why the gravity of all the stars and gas out there didn039t simply cause the universe to collapse into a heap he reasoned that there must be some repulsive force that countered gravity and held the universe uphe called this force the quotcosmological constantquot represented in his equations by the greek letter lambda it039s often referred to as a fudge factorin 1916 the idea seemed reasonable the dutch physicist willem de sitter solved einstein039s equations with a cosmological constant lending support to the idea of a static universenow enter the american astronomer vesto slipher working at the lowell observatory in arizona he examined a series of fuzzy patches in the sky called spiral nebulae what we know as galaxies he found that their light was slightly shifted in colorit039s similar to the way a siren distorts as an ambulance races past us if an object is moving toward earth the wavelength of its light is compressed making it bluer if it039s moving away the light gets stretched out making it redder 12 of the 15 nebulae that slipher examined were red-shifted a sign they are racing away from usedwin hubble a young astronomer went in for a closer look using the giant new hooker telescope in southern california he scoured the nebulae for a type of pulsating star called a cepheid the rate at which their light rises and falls is an indicator of their intrinsic brightness by measuring their apparent brightness hubble could calculate the distance to their host galaxies combining distances with redshifts he found that the farther away these spirals are the faster they are moving away from us this relationship called the hubble constant showed that the universe is not static but expandingeinstein acknowledged the breakthrough and admitted that his famous fudge factor was the greatest blunder of his career