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APOD: The Sombrero Galaxy in Infrared

Posted on 2019/01/01 by Carl Robitaille
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APOD: The Sombrero Galaxy in Infrared

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APOD: M100: A Grand Design Spiral Galaxy

Posted on 2018/12/26 by Carl Robitaille
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APOD: M100: A Grand Design Spiral Galaxy

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Un survol historique d’une sonde de la Nasa pour le jour de l’An

Posted on 2018/12/24 by Carl Robitaille
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Un survol historique d’une sonde de la Nasa pour le jour de l’An

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Earthrise

Posted on 2018/12/21 by Carl Robitaille
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"Earthrise". Imagined in 1929 by Fritz Lang in the film 'Frau im Mond', & photographed by W. Anders, Apollo 8, Christmas eve, 1968. pic.twitter.com/pmToTMiWcy

— Dallas Campbell (@dallascampbell) October 18, 2017
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APOD: Red Nebula, Green Comet, Blue Stars

Posted on 2018/12/20 by Carl Robitaille
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APOD: Red Nebula, Green Comet, Blue Stars

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Korolev crater on Mars

Posted on 2018/12/20 by Carl Robitaille
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Korolev crater on Mars

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Ultima Thule

Posted on 2018/12/19 by Carl Robitaille
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Flyby de New Horizons le premier janvier 2019.

Just what is #UltimaThule?
A) A little-known building block of our solar system
B) A Kuiper belt object
C) The Jan. 1 flyby target for @NASANewHorizons
If you picked "all of the above," well done! 🌟 Send us #askNASA questions now on Facebook Live: https://t.co/KKGXt7aMeg pic.twitter.com/rWia1yH6Fm

— NASA (@NASA) December 19, 2018
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A Supernova 2.6 Million Years Ago Could Have Wiped Out the Ocean’s Large Animals

Posted on 2018/12/14 by Carl Robitaille
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A Supernova 2.6 Million Years Ago Could Have Wiped Out the Ocean’s Large Animals

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APOD: Swimming on Jupiter

Posted on 2018/12/14 by Carl Robitaille
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APOD: Swimming on Jupiter

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Mars’ Olympus Mons

Posted on 2018/12/13 by Carl Robitaille
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Mars' Olympus Mons, the tallest known volcano in the solar system, has such a gradual slope that someone standing at the base couldn't see the summit because it's beyond the horizon. pic.twitter.com/cKjWpKGhIR

— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) December 13, 2018
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