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$1.5 billion space probe captures never before seen view of the Sun that could change everything
The entire Space Orbiter mission reportedly cost a mammoth $1.5 billion, and was in development for more than a decade before being launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida on February 10, 2020. “Today we reveal humankind’s first-ever views of the Sun’s pole,” Professor Carole Mundell, ESA's Director of Science, declared.
Yesterday, Reddit user Jeckee posted this short GIF of the Earth as it appears to rise over the moon's horizon: The animation, which comes from this Apollo 10 footage, was just a bit too shaky for ...
Sun view of Earth on the solstices (Credit: NOAA/NASA) The increased distance slows Earth's trip around the Sun about 1000 m/s (2237 mph) this time of year compared to perihelion in January.
That's why you won't find an accurate illustration of the Earth-sun-moon system in any textbook. Please don't put this in your textbook! First, it's wrong—and second, how would you put a GIF in ...
Like the sun, the object also appeared to be giving off a ghostly glow. WHAT ON EARTH IS THAT? There is a bright object on the right edge of the frame coming into view, i.e., moving the opposite ...
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