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| | Tonight … Moon and star Antares | | It looks like a dot of light near the moon. But the humongous size of this red supergiant star is truly difficult to fathom. | | | | Mystery of high-energy cosmic rays | | Hold out your hand for 10 seconds. A dozen electrons and muons just zipped through your palm. These cosmic rays, scientists believe, come from violent explosions in deep space. A new ScienceCast video has more. | | | | | |
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| | | Monday evening … Moon and star Antares | The 3rd object making a triangle with Monday night's moon is Saturn. The moon is closer to Saturn on Tuesday. | | | | |
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| | 5-hour pinhole exposure of total eclipse | This is a long-exposure photo of the sun, moving across the sky on August 21. Ian Hennes captured it with a lensless pinhole camera, in this case a beer can. It shows the total eclipse! | | |
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