By popular request, here's my take on the hypergiant star VY Canis Majors Further reading: www.universetoday.com www.universetoday.com arxiv.org www.gemini.edu en.wikipedia.org www.esa.int extranet.sams.pac.dodea.edu en.wikipedia.org Music used: reverbnation.com zero-project.gr
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Want to use Facebook? www.facebook.com Let's see how that goes.... Lots of catching up to do after my haitus. Here are the links to some of the more interesting stuff that's happened since SFN #24: hubblesite.org www.nasa.gov hubblesite.org hubblesite.org
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This is the first episode of a series on life in the universe. Looking for life in the universe isn't like looking for your car keys. It's hard to know where to even start. The best place to start is probably by NOT trying to find alien civilizations, but rather ANY kind of life we can. The problem is, civilizations live and die in the blink of an eye compared to the lifecycles stars. They could come and go and we'd never know it.
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I took it upon myself to create this channel and re-upload this wonderful video, simply because it deserves to be available in better quality than 240p. When Tony Darnell originally uploaded it, youtube did not yet have the ability to host higher quality videos, and all videos from that time are 240p today. He used to offer the video as a higher quality download from his site (a quicktime video file) which is how I got the source file for this upload. He no longer seems to have that link, unfortunately, which is what prompted me to create this re-upload. Mr. Darnell's original video is here: www.youtube.com A full-resolution version of the Pinwheel Galaxy image that appears at 3:27 in the video is here, be warned, it is about 16000 x 12000 and some older computers might lock up trying to view such a large image: upload.wikimedia.org All credit belongs to Tony Darnell. I make no money from this and wouldn't want to anyway.
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gplus.to facebook.com Hey, it's ESO day at Space Fan News! Lots of cool research comes out of there (and they are kind enough to provide videos about it). Billions of habitable worlds in our galaxy www.eso.org www.universetoday.com Oldest Planetary system ever www.idw-online.de Deepest/widest view of the sky ever made www.eso.org
Remix filmmaterial of T. Darnell, pictures from Hubble spacetelescope and music by Vangelis Relax put on your headphone and dream away
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gplus.to twitter.com facebook.com I've recently discovered an animation that was rendered using the measured redshift of all 10000 galaxies in the Hubble Ultra Deep Field image. I've written a short script that leads you through a quick history of both deep field images and this video ends with a fly-through of the Ultra Deep Field. Every galaxy in the image is in its proper distance as viewed from the telescope line of sight. As if this image wasn't amazing enough. Animation Credit: Hubble Cosmological Redshift Animation Courtesy: hubblesite.org Mike Gallis phys23p.sl.psu.edu www.youtube.com Music Used in this video was purchased from stockmusic.net and belongs to the Spirit Legends Collection. The tunes I used were: Voice Redo B Voice in the Dark Link to demos: www.stockmusic.net
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Heres My project for Mrs.Darnells class! The song is 1,2,3,4 by the Plain White T's - no copyright intended. Sorry for the terrible drawings :P Hope you like it!!
gplus.to facebook.com New Class of Exoplanet Discovered www.cfa.harvard.edu hubblesite.org www.spacetelescope.org www.cfa.harvard.edu Very bright Outburst from Andromeda: www.ras.org.uk www.mpe.mpg.de Faster Than Light Neutrinos? Not so much news.sciencemag.org
Get astronomy twitter posts here: twitter.com A question that bothered me a lot when I was younger, and it bothered me even more when I found out about Olber's Paradox. Here's my take. Music used: Revised Youth - Broken Kites: www.archive.org Touch the Sky - Iambic^2: www.archive.org
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On Feb. 2nd, 2011 the NASA Kepler team announced another data release. This one contains candidates for 1235 stars with planets orbiting them. Of those, 54 are within the habitable zone! Kepler has woken up and is now fulfilling its promise to answer the question of how many Earth-like planets are there? Press Release: www.nasa.gov Also check out planethunters.org and find some planets yourself
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gplus.to facebook.com Many Space Fans have been asking for more information about black holes, specifically, what would it be like to go inside one? Andrew Hamilton of the University of Colorado made this amazing animation and I wrote a script around it. MUSIC USED: Touch the sky: Iambic^2 Black Violin: Leonard J. Paul Ozone: Leonard J. Paul Theme (Feature): Leonard J. Paul www.archive.org www.archive.org
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Here are some of the reasons why I think it's hard to believe, from the perspective of someone who is curious but also skeptical about religious claims. The fact that so many people of faith are reluctant to answer questions only strengthens my skepticism. I tried to put all of the user names I featured in this video as tags, but Youtube told me the list was too long! Here is the complete list (as per the video): 420simpson TheLivingDinosaur C0nc0rdance chattiestpike2 AHughman08 QualiaSoup Thunderf00t Al1981X BadScienceForFools csbair FreeThinkingWoman88 ZOMGitsCriss tdarnell Ignorantf00l Leofox94 LogicalThinker667 QualiaSoup MsScienceFTW TheraminTrees Orthrus ScientiaPerceptum Vitoldian philhellenes mppsproductions
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Please subscribe to the DeepAstronomy iTunes Podcast: feeds.feedburner.com Here is an abbreviated look at what the implications are for a universe that is expanding and accelerating. Things look pretty bleak for the future of our universe. Special thanks to Craig Sounda Brown for the music. Please visit the link below to find out more about him and his music. I think its really great. Reverbnation.com
facebook.com gplus.to Exciting news from the Kepler mission yesterday! Here's what happened: they discovered a planet that is roughly the size of Earth, and is a good distance from the planet. Unfortunately, there's a lot of gaps from there on... Kepler's first confirmed earth-sized planet in a habitable zone (Kepler 22B). www.nasa.gov www.jpl.nasa.gov Music Used: www.archive.org
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gplus.to facebook.com Well, this is about as close as I'll ever come to a remake of "The Most Important Image Ever Taken" video. Much of the same ideas, presented a little differently, and in HD. Music Used: dig.ccmixter.org archive.org archive.org
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gplus.to facebook.com Nomad Planets may be everywhere news.stanford.edu Strange Dark Matter left over from collision hubblesite.org
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gplus.to facebook.com Have we found the Sun's twin? arxiv.org news.discovery.com Another one bites the dust: hubblesite.org
gplus.to facebook.com Blazars are raising the temperature of the universe: www.h-its.org The difference between brown dwarfs and gas giants? www.ras.org.uk Annular eclipse on Sunday (but not for me): www.skyandtelescope.com
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Voting is still open, thanks to all who voted! youtube-global.blogspot.com "Energy is not conserved in an expanding universe." Trolls: Don't even start until you've read this: tinyurl.com
gplus.to facebook.com Billion Star Image: www.ph.ed.ac.uk Zoomable image: djer.roe.ac.uk Comets around Fomalhaut: www.esa.int White Old Dwarfs: phys.org
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facebook.com gplus.to SETI/Kepler Analysis www.universetoday.com seti.berkeley.edu seti.berkeley.edu How supermassive black holes came into being shortly after the big bang: www.cmu.edu www.physorg.com gigapan.org
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Please vote for our channel: youtube-global.blogspot.com Look for another video tomorrow night and another one Thursday. This ain't over till it's over folks! Thanks so much for watching!
gplus.to facebook.com Do Black Holes Help Stars Form? www.ras.org.uk Really cool gravity lens: hubblesite.org Potential Habitable Planet: www.ifa.hawaii.edu
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Please take a moment to vote: youtube-global.blogspot.com SOFIA's First Science: www.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de www.sofia.usra.edu Another Indirect Way to find Exoplanets: swri.org Overfed Black Holes: www.nasa.gov
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DeepAstronomy site is undergoing a makeover: deepastronomy.com. Please stop by and take a look. The James Webb Space Telescope is due to launch no earlier than September of 2016, but anticipation is high for the data and images. It is designed to look into the 'Dark Ages' of the cosmos to fill a critical gap in our observations. Music used soundcloud.com Reverbnation.com www.archive.org
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gplus.to facebook.com Milky Way Black Hole Grazing on Asteroids chandra.si.edu Is Venus Slowing down? www.esa.int Coolest Brown Dwarf: outreach.jach.hawaii.edu blogs.discovermagazine.com
We won the voting! Thank you all!!!! Space Fans Rock! To celebrate, here's more TEPSKAA!
gplus.to facebook.com Too much stuff to fit in the title this week because I put more stories in since I missed last week. Hubble discovers quasars acting as a gravity lens: hubblesite.org NASA releases new catalog the entire infrared sky from WISE: www.jpl.nasa.gov Hubble beats Charles Messier: www.spacetelescope.org Who is Messier? www.astrosurf.com What can you do with a giant pair of binoculars? t.co ICARUS says neutrinos travel consistent with speed of light: press.web.cern.ch What is ICARUS? www.nu.to.infn.it
Images of space, set to the music of Bjork... Song: Possibly Maybe Images used from: tdarnell, JoesZone, icecorescientist, and mpcb (And if there is any other copyrighted material from another party which I haven't stated, then I apologize. All copyright credit is given where credit is due.)
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gplus.to facebook.com Hundred Sixty Billion planets: www.space.com www.nature.com Kepler finds three smallest exoplanets: www.nasa.gov Planets around binary stars may be very common: www.physorg.com arstechnica.com
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facebook.com gplus.to I thought this discovery was so cool that I devoted the entire episode to it. Two Earth-sized planets have been discovered around a dying star that has passed the red giant stage. Because of their close orbits, the planets must have been engulfed by their star while it swelled up to many times its original size. www.nature.com uanews.org www.sciencedaily.com
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gplus.to facebook.com New class of black hole: www.cfa.harvard.edu hubblesite.org The Echo of Eta Carinae: hubblesite.org The Galactic Halo: sci.esa.int www.jpl.nasa.gov www.ia.ucsb.edu
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facebook.com There's also a blog: blog.deepastronomy.com Hubble directly observes the disc around a black hole sci.esa.int Asteroid flyby Nov 8th: www.nasa.gov www.universetoday.com JPL Video: www.jpl.nasa.gov NASA Near Earth Object Program: neo.jpl.nasa.gov
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facebook.com Sometimes an image just takes my breath away and I stare at it for hours. This video was inspired by this astronomy picture of the day: apod.nasa.gov Music used: www.jamendo.com Track: Return of the King Artist: Zero-project
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Press Release: www.eso.org Astronomers from the European Southern Observatory have just announced the discovery of an exoplanet orbiting a star whose origins lie outside the Milky Way. This star, HIP 13044, entered the Milky Way via the Helmi Stream, a stream of stars resulting from a collision with a nearby dwarf galaxy. Sagittarius A animation, David Law Univ. of Virginia: www.astro.virginia.edu Music Used: www.archive.org www.archive.org
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facebook.com European Southern Observatory's VLT observation of Gamma Ray Burst: www.eso.org Orion 2014 test flight: www.nasa.gov Swift watches YU55 go by: www.nasa.gov
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facebook.com I can tell you this entire episode's content in one sentence, you ready? Here goes: Yesterday, in an attempt to map the distribution of dark matter within galaxy clusters, the CLASH team of astronomers, using the Hubble Space telescope in a different way, released this image of galaxy cluster MACS 1206. Hubble site press release: hubblesite.org Overview of CLASH: arxiv.org CLASH Website: www.stsci.edu Zitrin, et al., (in Press) arxiv.org
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facebook.com Faster than light neutrino paper: arxiv.org Look at trackbacks to see all the linking articles to it. Best explanation is the ars techica one: arstechnica.com CERN Press release: public.web.cern.ch Good blog post: blog.vixra.org Sean Carroll's Blog Post: blogs.discovermagazine.com Video Press Release: cdsweb.cern.ch
