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  Astronomy Feeds News astronomy.blue · Mar 3
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  Bill Speaks handle.invalid · 25m
  Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS (C/2023 A3) was a long-period comet, taking up to 80,000 years to orbit the Sun. A time machine from the distant past, last seen during the Ice Age. Imaged at Malpais NM, Grants New Mexico #AlphabetChallenge #WeekTforTime 📷🔭 #photography #astronomy #scape #NM #publiclands
  
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  Ethan Chappel chappelastro.com · 54m
  Saturn is back in the morning sky but something looks different. Just a few days after equinox, it's autumn in the north & spring in the south. The dark line cutting across the planet are the rings, not their shadow. They are very dark when sunlight hits them at a shallow angle. #Astrophotography
  
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  Ꭿรƭ૨σρσƭαɱµร 🔭🦛 astropotamus.com · 57m
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  Dr Alfredo Carpineti drcarpineti.bsky.social · 1h
  I am obsessed that aurorae are everywhere in the solar system so always enthusiastic, but this research is just amazing! Not just the first visible aurora on Mars but the first aurora from the ground on another world!! The fact that a robot on Mars can see them is amazing!! 🔭🧪
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  Ꭿรƭ૨σρσƭαɱµร 🔭🦛 astropotamus.com · 2h
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