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davenn reacted to Astronuc's post in the thread M7.8 offshore southern Mindanao, Phillipines with
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Fortunately, moderately deep. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us7000srb1/executive A 6.5 Mag aftershock in the same... -
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Not quite done, but good enough for now: This panorama of the Virgo cluster is (approximately) 3 x 4 fields using my 400mm lens... -
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Astronomy gear for those who are very, very dedicated... :biggrin: AstroHaven Trailer -
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Clear nights have been scarce lately, but tonight I was able to image Jupiter and the Galilean moons: This is a 200% crop from a... -
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An older image of the Jellyfish Nebula (07.02.2024), taken with Asi 533 Mc pro, on Apo TecnoSky 70/420 and iOptron SkyHunter mount... -
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2026 JH2, which is approaching its closest distance to Earth today is about 20 meters (66 feet) in diameter. The concern is that it got... -
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That would be in average the case for electrons in a resistor, but in the OP screenshot, the electron is - according to the problem - in... -
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Indeed, unfortunately! ... Now, here's an interesting topic (posted on spaceweather.com on May 4, 2026) : "ARE WE OVERDUE FOR A... -
davenn replied to the thread Stargazing Solar Activity and Space Weather Update thread.and sadly, by the time it rotated around to our side, it was just shadow of its former self -
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MONSTER SUNSPOT VISIBLE FROM MARS: One of the biggest sunspots in years is crossing the farside of the sun, crackling with X-class solar...





