The BBC one from the late 90's might be worth a look fella:
One of the best series ever I reckon.
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One of the best series ever I reckon.
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I don't know if anybody has been paying attention, but a lot interesting stuff relating to black holes has been happening lately...
www.sciencealert.com
in.mashable.com
www.sciencemag.org
For some reason, I'm both obsessed and freaked out by them!
In The Extreme Space of Our Galaxy's Centre, General Relativity Has Passed a Huge Test
Another test of a star orbiting our galaxy's supermassive black hole at insane speeds has once again upheld the theory of general relativity as described by Albert Einstein in 1915.
www.sciencealert.com
Milky Way Alert: Black Hole Sagittarius A* Suddenly Flared Up 75 Times Brighter!
Something interesting brewing around the black hole!
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Science | AAAS
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For some reason, I'm both obsessed and freaked out by them!
I've just been to the Astronomy Photographer of the year exhibition in the World Museum. Well worth a look, some absolutely mesmerising images.
roydo
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The World Museum? Where is that?
In Liverpool mate, I'm up here at the moment.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I wonder what sleep patterns are like in space, anybody know ?
Ohio University entomologist: Photos show evidence of life on Mars
As scientists scramble to determine whether there is life on Mars, Ohio University Professor Emeritus William Romoser's research shows that we already have the evidence.
www.eurekalert.org
A few news outlets picking this up at the moment.
A professor of Entomology, Dr. Emeritus Romoser (great name btw) of the University of Ohio is claiming that footage and stills from the various Mars rover missions show not only fossilised insects but live insect like organisms as well.
While there doesn’t seem to be anything official from NASA or any other scientists in the way of verification, it is worth noting that this guy is very well respected and experienced in his field.
Very interesting stuff and could be a massive discovery if verified!
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Emeritus is an honorary title given for distinguished work.Ohio University entomologist: Photos show evidence of life on Mars
As scientists scramble to determine whether there is life on Mars, Ohio University Professor Emeritus William Romoser's research shows that we already have the evidence.www.eurekalert.org
A few news outlets picking this up at the moment.
A professor of Entomology, Dr. Emeritus Romoser (great name btw) of the University of Ohio is claiming that footage and stills from the various Mars rover missions show not only fossilised insects but live insect like organisms as well.
While there doesn’t seem to be anything official from NASA or any other scientists in the way of verification, it is worth noting that this guy is very well respected and experienced in his field.
Very interesting stuff and could be a massive discovery if verified!
Went to "A night with the stars" at the Royal Observatory a week last Friday. Excellent night and the astronomers and volunteers were fantastic and infectiously enthusiatic. Unfortunately it was cloudy, so the squint through the Great Equatorial Telescope was done by a rigging up a video of what a gander at the moon would have been like, but that didn't detract from the evening.
Also saw the transit of Mercury on the Monday from there.
Not an astronomer, but it really is a brilliant place to visit.
Also saw the transit of Mercury on the Monday from there.
Not an astronomer, but it really is a brilliant place to visit.
Google Father Ted - small? or far away, all is explained.
A star called Betelgeuse might be ready to explode into a giant supernova
The star has been dimming rapidly in the last few weeks, and scientists are keen to know why.
If this happened it would be amazing to see.
Sadly dont think we’ll see it in our lifetime. Another article here from Phil Plait who is a good follow on TwitterA star called Betelgeuse might be ready to explode into a giant supernova
The star has been dimming rapidly in the last few weeks, and scientists are keen to know why.www.technologyreview.com
If this happened it would be amazing to see.
Don’t panic! Betelgeuse is (almost certainly) not about to explode
The star Betelgeuse has dimmed a lot in recent weeks, but that doesn't mean it's about to explode.
Would be amazing to see though.
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