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tatmanblue · 6 months

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Euclid’s view of the Horsehead Nebula by European Space Agency Via Flickr: Euclid shows us a spectacularly panoramic and detailed view of the Horsehead Nebula, also known as Barnard 33 and part of the constellation Orion. At approximately 1375 light-years away, the Horsehead – visible as a dark cloud shaped like a horse’s head – is the closest giant star-forming region to Earth. It sits just to the south of star Alnitak, the easternmost of Orion’s famous three-star belt, and is part of the vast Orion molecular cloud. Many other telescopes have taken images of the Horsehead Nebula, but none of them are able to create such a sharp and wide view as Euclid can with just one observation. Euclid captured this image of the Horsehead in about one hour, which showcases the mission's ability to very quickly image an unprecedented area of the sky in high detail. In Euclid’s new observation of this stellar nursery, scientists hope to find many dim and previously unseen Jupiter-mass planets in their celestial infancy, as well as young brown dwarfs and baby stars. “We are particularly interested in this region, because star formation is taking place in very special conditions,” explains Eduardo Martin Guerrero de Escalante of the Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias in Tenerife and a legacy scientist for Euclid. These special conditions are caused by radiation coming from the very bright star Sigma Orionis, which is located above the Horsehead, just outside Euclid’s field-of-view (the star is so bright that the telescope would see nothing else if it pointed directly towards it). Ultraviolet radiation from Sigma Orionis causes the clouds behind the Horsehead to glow, while the thick clouds of the Horsehead itself block light from directly behind it; this makes the head look dark. The nebula itself is made up largely of cold molecular hydrogen, which gives off very little heat and no light. Astronomers study the differences in the conditions for star formation between the dark and bright clouds. The star Sigma Orionis itself belongs to a group of more than a hundred stars, called an open cluster. However, astronomers don’t have the full picture of all the stars belonging to the cluster. “Gaia has revealed many new members, but we already see new candidate stars, brown dwarfs and planetary-mass objects in this Euclid image, so we hope that Euclid will give us a more complete picture,” adds Eduardo. The data in this image were taken in about one hour of observation. This colour image was obtained by combining VIS data and NISP photometry in Y and H bands; its size is 8800 x 8800 pixels. VIS and NISP enable observing astronomical sources in four different wavelength ranges. Aesthetics choices led to the selection of three out of these four bands to be cast onto the traditional Red-Green-Blue colour channels used to represent images on our digital screens (RGB). The blue, green, red channels capture the Universe seen by Euclid around the wavelength 0.7, 1.1, and 1.7 micron respectively. This gives Euclid a distinctive colour palette: hot stars have a white-blue hue, excited hydrogen gas appears in the blue channel, and regions rich in dust and molecular gas have a clear red hue. Distant redshifted background galaxies appear very red. In the image, the stars have six prominent spikes due to how light interacts with the optical system of the telescope in the process of diffraction. Another signature of Euclid special optics is the presence of a few, very faint and small round regions of a fuzzy blue colour. These are normal artefacts of complex optical systems, so-called ‘optical ghost’; easily identifiable during data analysis, they do not cause any problem for the science goals. The cutout from the full view of the Horsehead Nebula is at the high resolution of the VIS instrument. This is nine times better than the definition of NISP that was selected for the full view; this was done for the practical reason of limiting the format of the full image to a manageable size for downloading. The cutout fully showcases the power of Euclid in obtaining extremely sharp images over a large region of the sky in one single pointing. Although this image represents only a small part of the entire colour view, the same quality as shown here is available over the full field. The full view of the Horsehead Nebula at the highest definition can be explored on ESASky. [Image description] This square astronomical image is divided horizontally by a waving line between a white-orange cloudscape forming a nebula along the bottom portion and a comparatively blue-purple-pink upper portion. From the nebula in the bottom half of the image, an orange cloud shaped like a horsehead sticks out. In the bottom left of the image, a white round glow is visible. The clouds from the bottom half of the image shine purple/blue light into the upper half. The top of the image shows the black expanse of space. Speckled across both portions is a starfield, showing stars of varying sizes and colours. Blue stars are younger and red stars are older. Credits: ESA/Euclid/Euclid Consortium/NASA, image processing by J.-C. Cuillandre (CEA Paris-Saclay), G. Anselmi; CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO

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meteorologistaustenlonek · 9 months

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#SomewhereDeepInTheNight

#SomewhereDeepInTheNight "The mission will delve into some of the biggest mysteries about our universe, including the nature of #darkmatter and why the universe’s expansion is accelerating. Scientists call the force behind this accelerated expansion “#darkenergy.”"

#Euclid Mission #Dark Energy #Dark Matter #NASA JPL

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spacenutspod · 1 month

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**Hosts:** Steve Dunkley and AI Assistant Hallie --- **Episode Summary:** Embark on a cosmic journey with Steve Dunkley and his AI sidekick Hallie in this spectacular episode of Astronomy Daily, dated March 25, 2024. As we revel in the beauty of Australia's deadly charm, our hosts navigate us through a universe of thrilling astronomical updates. Today's episode is a treasure trove for skywatchers, with a focus on the upcoming northern hemisphere event that's sure to dazzle, an insightful update on NASA's DART mission, and the chilling challenges faced by the Euclid mission. Plus, we delve into the weightless wonders of cancer research in space, and prepare for a solar eclipse that will sweep across North America. With safety tips for eclipse enthusiasts and surprising results from space missions, this episode is packed with knowledge that's as vast as the universe itself. --- **Featured Topics:** 1. **Skywatching Spectacle:** Get ready for a celestial phenomenon as we discuss the major upcoming event for northern hemisphere skywatchers. 2. **DART Mission Update:** Hear about the surprising results following NASA's DART mission's asteroid collision, reshaping our understanding of space defense. 3. **Euclid's Icy Challenge:** Discover how ESA's Euclid mission tackles the icy obstacles clouding its quest to map the universe in 3D. 4. **Space's Role in Cancer Research:** Learn about the groundbreaking cancer research conducted in the microgravity of space, promising faster and more effective treatments. 5. **Solar Eclipse Safety:** Steve and Hallie share essential tips for safely enjoying the awe-inspiring solar eclipse set to enchant North America. --- **Additional Information:** For more stellar content and to catch up on past episodes, navigate to our new online home at astronomydaily.io. Don't miss out on the daily wonders of the cosmos—sign up for our renowned Astronomy Daily newsletter. For interactive discussions, join us on the Space Nuts podcast group page on Facebook or follow us on X (formerly Twitter) at @astrodailypod. Remember, your curiosity is the telescope to the universe's secrets. --- **Closing Remarks:** As we wrap up another enlightening episode, we thank you for tuning in to Astronomy Daily. Join us again next week for more cosmic tales and interstellar insights. Steve and Hallie will be here, ready to guide you through the mysteries of Mars, the marvels of space missions, and the endless wonders above. Until then, keep your eyes on the skies and your minds open to the infinite possibilities. --- **Host Sign-off:** Steve: "Another day, another discovery. Thanks for sharing this space journey with us. Stay curious, space enthusiasts!" Hallie: "Goodbye for now, dear listeners. May your quest for knowledge be as boundless as the cosmos. See you next week! (00:00) Steve Dunclan with another episode of Astronomy Daily (00:55) Hallie has some great news for skywatchers in the northern hemisphere (02:57) Experiments in space can help make cancer drugs more effective, NASA says (04:29) A solar eclipse will be visible across North America on April 8 (09:46) Ice forming on Euclid's mirrors could affect mission's optical accuracy (19:35) And that's it for another episode of Astronomy Daily

#2024 #asteroid #cancer #dark #dart #deflection #eclipse #energy #euclid #in #international #mission #nasa #research #skywatching #solar #space #spacecraft #station #tips

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netmassimo · 10 months

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A little while ago, ESA's Euclid Space Telescope was launched atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral. After just over 40 minutes, it successfully separated from the rocket's last stage and entered its course that will take it towards the so-called L2 point, about 1.5 million kilometers from Earth, where its scientific mission will begin with an investigation of the dark universe.

#space mission #astronomy #cosmology #ESA #SpaceX #Euclid

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jameswebb-discoveries · 6 months

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First images from the Euclid Telescope Released by ESA on November 7, 2023

For the latest Euclid discoveries visit this tracker - https://www.jameswebbdiscovery.com/other-missions/euclid/euclid-telescope-discoveries

Source: ESA - https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Euclid/Euclid_s_first_images_the_dazzling_edge_of_darkness

#euclid telescope #esa #spacenews #spaceexploration

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astrophysicsblogs · 9 months

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Euclid Space telescope

^^first test image from Euclid ^^

Launched on July 1st, Euclid is a joint ESA and NASA mission aimed to learn more about dark energy and dark matter. This elusive dark matter and energy makes up 95% of everything in the universe and the mission has scientists on the edge of their seats.

Euclid will map a third of our sky and look at distances between galaxies which can be an indication of dark energy. Whereas, dark matter can be detected by looking at how gravitational fields influence 'normal' matter such as stars, planets and galaxies.

#astrophysics #astronomy #space #nasa #astrophotography #nebula #euclid #maths #physics #cosmology #cosmos #science

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dotstronaut · 10 months

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Elias Euclid | He/Him | Lawful Neutral | Species: Angel | Height: 6'0" | After his ward- the young Archangel Raziel- was killed, Guardian angel Elias was demoted and disgraced by angel society. Elias asks the Archangels if there is anything he can do to get his wings back, and they give him a mission to eliminate any supernatural beings disguised as humans on Earth. (Tumblr isn't letting me send links... look up the tag "Unnatural" on the blog "doesromandoart" for reference pics!)

#rolanslide #angel #oc art #gift art #dots answers asks #elias euclid

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lizardsfromspace · 9 months

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Though Section 31 is the most well-known secret organization within the Federation, there is another, with its roots in ancient Earth...

Item #: SCP-54973

Object Class: Euclid Keter

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-54973 is currently contained within a museum ship at the Fleet Museum at █████ █████. The sensor and security logs of the Fleet Museum are scanned for signs of SCP-54973-1 every two nanoseconds by a discreet Foundation algorithm. Upon detection of a SCP-54973-1 instance, Foundation fightercraft are to be dispatched and intercept the object before it can advance to warp. Intercepted instances are to be destroyed or tractored to Foundation storage facility at the discretion of the administrator of Deep Space Site-15.

Visitors to the museum should be forbidden access to the ship's ninth deck, under a cover story of performing required renovations. Should anyone but approved researchers, ESCPH units, and D-series synths enter deck 9, they are to be detained and evaluated for memetic contamination before release. The starship's renown with the general public prevents fuller containment at this time.

Description: SCP-54973 is the primary shuttlebay of the decommissioned ████████-class starship USS ███████, NCC-█████. Anomalous properties were discovered upon the ship's return from a seven year journey in the [redacted], and the current procedures implemented.

At regular intervals, SCP-54973 produces shuttlecraft. The process by which new shuttlecraft are created is as of yet unknown, as SCP-54973 produces false records in all sensor and recording equipment placed within itself during a production event. Shuttlecraft are designated SCP-54973-1. Since the starship ███████'s return from the [redacted] and the departure of its crew, SCP-54973-1 instances have begun autonomously launching themselves into space by a unknown process and attempting a rapid acceleration to warp.

SCP-54973-1 instances resemble baseline Starfleet shuttlecraft externally, but their interiors have been made from a variety of non-standard substances, including wood, bio-neural gel, humanoid biological components, and [DATA EXPUNGED].

While in service in the [redacted], SCP-54973 exerted a strong memetic effect on its crew. Logs indicate frequent statements that ███████ had "a full complement of shuttles" no matter their losses (in reality, the starship's ordinary complement of shuttles was exhausted a little over a year into their mission). Crew additionally expressed no alarm at the anomalous nature of the shuttlecraft, or at the appearance of non-standard designs such as the "█████ █████", believing they had been constructed by the crew, despite the implausibility of constructing experimental shuttle designs with a paucity of resources.

Addendum 54973-A: On Stardate █████.█, a SCP-54973-1 instance was not intercepted in time and accelerated to Warp ██. Its current whereabouts are unknown. All ships and starbases within the territory of the Federation, Klingon Empire, Romulan Free State and other post-nova remnant governments, Nyberrite Alliance, Dominion, and I██████ Empire received a transmission in an artificial voice resembling that of ███████'s former Captain, ███████ ███████:

"I'm coming, babies. I'm coming, I'm almost back babies, I'm -"

Transmission intercepted by Foundation assets in each government before wider exposure. Meaning of transmission remains unknown.

In light of SCP-54973-1's warp ██ capabilities, upgrade to Keter suggested and approved.

#star trek voyager #scp foundation #i don't even know #long post #threshold

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termys-trek-art · 2 months

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BREAKING little guy receives genuine parental affection for the first time ever

Left: Ensign Kadenze "Kade" Smith, he/him - Romulan android spy. His Romulan origins are known, but he is undercover and posing as a true Romulan. His mission is to destroy the USS Euclid-C without anyone suspecting that he is an altered alien android made to mimick humanoid life. However, due to damage to his memory banks, he is incredibly bad at sabotage, and usually ends up doing something helpful in the process.

Right: Jeide Buumkat (formerly Jeide Prameh), she/they/he - Isuman nurse and both biological mother and father of Chief Engineer Radclyffe Buumkat (it's alien reproduction nonsense, don't worry about it). While she is technically a nurse, their role more often than not ends up being a confidante or parental figure to many members of the crew. You're looking lonely on your first prolonged mission in space? Not a problem. You have an 8-foot-tall cat mom now.

i have no real reason why i drew this other than i felt like drawing kade and jeide. i think theyd get along very well! jeide is probably going off on a tangent about her pirate days. kade is totally enraptured by her (toootally not exaggerated) stories

#star trek #star trek ocs #my ocs #ensign kadenze smith #nurse jeide buumkat #jeide prameh #my art #uss euclid

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spacetimewithstuartgary · 5 months

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New SpaceTime out Wednesday....

SpaceTime 20231115 Series 26 Episode 137

Euclid mission releases its first images

Astronomers have released the first images from the European Space Agency’s Euclid spacecraft which is on a mission to study the dark universe.

Europe to build a new cargo ship for space station transport

European Space Agency is to develop a spacecraft to carry supplies and possibly crew to the International Space Station and beyond to lunar gateway.

HAARP artificial airglow warning

Alaskans were warned last week that that HAARP -- the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program might be about to create artificial airglow in the cold arctic skies.

The Science Report

Warnings that 19% of European species now under threat of extinction.

Study shows kids who drink caffeinated beverages on a daily basis tend to try alcohol at a younger age.

Is your child a poor sleeper? If so, it might be in their genes.

Alex on Tech looks at the Optus crash

SpaceTime covers the latest news in astronomy & space sciences.

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jennathearcher · 4 months

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Me listening to all three Sleep Token albums for the first time:

Take Me Back To Eden

Chokehold - by far the most lore-oriented song I've heard so far?? lyrically this is just the band's mission statement and it's SO good

The Summoning - THE iconic song :P I had this thought while vibing to it again, the title is SO apt because this is the song that essentially summoned LEGIONS of fans 8D

Granite - this song has me ALL kinds of fucked up?? this was the point where specific lyrics started to have me SCREAMING, like, "you gave me nothing whatsoever but a reason to leave" HELLO??? not to mention "we'd rather be six feet under than be lonely" THAT HITS

Aqua Regia - MMMM THE VIBES THEY ARE IMMACULATE I believe the title translates to something along the lines of "ocean queen" but don't quote me on that XD I genuinely cannot cite just one lyric that makes me feral IT'S THE WHOLE SONG

Vore - AS A MONSTERFUCKER I AM FEELING VERY SEEN IN THE CLUB RIGHT NOW. TIS IS A MONSTERFUCKER ANTHEM. VESSEL. VESSEL P L E A S E.

Ascensionism - I was told this song would make me cry I WASN'T PREPARED FOR HOW REAL THAT WOULD BE. "Make it real, cause anything's better than the way I feel right now" HOOOOOOOO. This entire song is POETRY.

Are You Really Okay? - I....have A LOT of feelings about this song. Holy shit. From Vessel's lips straight to the ears of my soul. God DAMN.

The Apparition - and now we have the self-shipping anthem :P VESSEL XD "Why are you never real" !!!!!! "Just let me go or take me with you" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DYWTYLM - lowkey I always love when artists genuinely abbreviate song titles like this it's really cute and stylish :P THIS SONG IS S O CUTE??? OH MY GOD the sheer amount of genres this band covers is AMAZING; plus this is another song where the lyrics are DEEPLY SAD but the beat though :P

Rain - from what I'm aware of this might be an underrated song??? instant fave from me 8D IT'S SO ROMANTIC!!! "the vicious cycle was over the moment you smiled at me" I'M SO!!!!!! SOFT!!!!!!

Take Me Back To Eden - TRUE TO ITS NAME THIS SONG IS A RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE. but also among a million incredible lyrics "I'll take a pound of your flesh before you take a piece of my paystub" has me CHEWING THE BARS OF MY ENCLOSURE OH MY G O D

Euclid - I have deduced that ST is the masters of ending an album with the most unexpectedly BEAUTIFUL song OH MY GOD. All the nods of their previous songs?? So much TECHNOLOGICAL imagery all across this album too tbh??? "So if your wings won't find you heaven I'll bring it down like an ancient bygone" SCREAMING!!!! and of course "the night belongs to you" I AM EATING THIS

it is at this point I begin to swiftly realize I am listening to this in reverse order which makes a lot of things hit different but REGARDLESS :P WE PRESS ON

This Place Will Become Your Tomb

Atlantic - not only is this song ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL but the lyrics are just.....w o o f. it hits harder the more you think about it.

Hypnosis - I can't get over how this song is ACTUALLY hypnotizing to listen to :P

Mine - ONCE AGAIN TRACK THREE IS WHERE I START CLIMBING THE WALLS XD both of the other albums have direct lyrical connections to this song, and it's also just HOOOOO INTENSE IN THE BEST KIND OF WAY 8D plus the "wasted years" lyric got me thinking about Phantom of the Opera which y'know feels appropriate :P

Like That - this song reminds me of Granite with just how VISCERAL the feelings are when connected to a toxic relationship??

The Love You Want - biased cause I've had this song on repeat but HOOOOO!!!!!! "TOO MANY SWALLOWED KEYS WILL MAKE YOU BLEED INTERNALLY SOMEDAY"!!!!! "MAYBE YOU BELIEVE THAT IN THE END YOU WILL BE BETTER OFF THAT WAY"!!!!!!

Fall For Me - *incomprehensible shrieking* "WON'T YOU FALL FOR ME, FROM REALITY" *somersaults out of window* "MY INSECURITIES SURROUND ME LIKE LIONS IN THE DEN" *puts head through wall*

Alkaline - I am now intimately familiar with the emotions of the girl absolutely losing her shit in the background of the concert video in which I first heard this song XD Another song with one of those verses where every single line is ABSOLUTE POETRY and also :P HORNY. HORNY HORNY ENERGY. VESSEL YOU MENACE I LOVE YOU.

Distraction - at this point I am all but tearing my hair out over how ROMANTIC this is and how it can perfectly encapsulate such a simple idea and make it absolutely HEART-ACHING?????

Descending - ohhhhhh myyyyYYYYYY GOD!!!!!! "YOU COME CRAWLING BACK TO ME BUT I'M ALREADY UNDERGROUND" !!!!!! "AND WE ALL KNOW THAT TALK IS CHEAP SO COME ON AND SAVE ME NOW" !!!!!!!!!!!!!! "AND YOU WONDER WHAT I BELIEVE BUT YOU DON'T WANNA BE AROUND" "SO WHAT WOULD YOU DO FOR ME?" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Telomeres - another song I fell in love with on the first listen :P much like Rain it's just so DEEPLY ROMANTIC AND EMOTIONAL??? "I know as you collapse into me this is the start of something" MMMMMMMMMMMM

High Water - I am OBSESSED with this song lyrically, just "it seems my hell is your high water" that's SO!!!! GOOD!!!! but also just the absolute gutpunches all throughout this song; "you are still a perfect reminder of what all these scars on my arms are for" !!!! "I know you still bear the weight of your own existence and you'll never bear the weight of two" I'M SO?!?!?!?

Missing Limbs - I legit GASPED when the soft guitar started???? and the last verse just absolutely destroyed me HOO. The whole song has Bon Iver vibes but better tbh

Sundowning

The Night Does Not Belong To God - it was here when I started to really lose my shit over all the lyrical parallels across the three albums :P SO GIVE ME THE NIGHT!!!!!

The Offering - "YOU'VE GOT DIAMONDS FOR TEETH MY LOVE, SO TAKE A BITE" OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!

Levitate - THIS IS THE ONE of course I find a song that contains the lyric "your body is mostly blood" to be HELLA ROMANTIC :P also very apt considering how ST's music makes me feel like I'm the one levitating XD Saint Maud up in this bitch ahem

Dark Signs - ANOTHER INSTANT FAVE 8D the fucking bassline!! EVERY SINGLE LYRIC HOOOOOO JUST THE PICTURE IT PAINTS!!! also "tear off my arms" sounds like a direct parallel to Missing Limbs don't mind me!!!

Higher - "I AM GRANTING YOU MORE THAN THE DEBT THAT I OWE" *sound of underwater screaming sounds* also idk if it's been said but Vessel lowkey reminds me of Corpse Husband in a lot of ways; I love my faceless anxious endlessly talented cryptid boys!!!

Take Aim - this one had my Archer sensibilities making the eyes emoji :P personally this one really makes me think of the Greek myth of Artemis and Orion but THAT'S JUST ME XD

Give - AND NOW WE HAVE A DARK ROMANCE ANTHEM MMMMMMM DELICIOUS. THIS IS MY ENTIRE AESTHETIC 8D

Gods - THIS SONG IS SO A N G R Y I LOVE IT SO MUCH!!!!! but also "you want to watch me beg cause I beg so well" VESSEL PLEASE :P

Sugar - PURE HORNY ENERGY. B O N K, TO HORNY JAIL WITH YOU. NONE OF THESE THOUGHTS ARE IN THE BIBLE.

Say That You Will - GOOD LORD I DIDN'T THINK IT WAS POSSIBLE BUT WE HAVE GOTTEN EVEN MORE HORNY literally "is that a knife in your pocket or are you just happy to see me" but way more poetic than that XD

Drag Me Under - Once again, the vibes, they are IMMACULATE 8D have I mentioned how much I love all the religious imagery in ST's music because ohhhhhh my god

Blood Sport - I knew I was gonna love this song after seeing part of the live performance of it from last weekend's show <3 This song is absolutely BEAUTIFUL 8D I know Vessel cried while performing it live but I was NOT expecting the actual song to end with him crying too??? I WANT TO HUG THIS WEIRD LITTLE CREATURE MAN SO MUCH!!!!!

So far this is the extent of my journey but I'm definitely going to check out their earlier singles and EPs soon as well <3 I have also listened to the covers they did as well and I need more Vessel doing acoustic covers in my life PLEASE AND THANK YOU :P

#save tag #long post #pure incoherent ramblings under the cut #new sleep token fan #sleep token #sleep token vessel

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wayti-blog · 6 months

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Euclid's first images: the dazzling edge of darkness

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"Today, ESA’s Euclid space mission reveals its first full-colour images of the cosmos. Never before has a telescope been able to create such razor-sharp astronomical images across such a large patch of the sky, and looking so far into the distant Universe. These five images illustrate Euclid's full potential; they show that the telescope is ready to create the most extensive 3D map of the Universe yet, to uncover some of its hidden secrets."

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spacenutspod · 2 months

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**Hosts:** Steve Dunkley and AI Assistant Hallie --- **Episode Summary:** Join Steve Dunkley and his trusty AI sidekick Hallie for a stormy edition of Astronomy Daily. As the summer thunder rumbles, our hosts navigate through a cosmic tempest of space news on this 19th February 2024 episode. From the cutting-edge IM1 mission to the moon to the latest on asteroid defense and the dark universe exploration by Euclid, there's no shortage of stellar stories to electrify your day. Plus, Steve shares his thoughts on why he's not quite ready to sign up for a simulated Mars mission, even as NASA seeks volunteers for an out-of-this-world experience. --- **Featured Topics:** 1. **IM1 Mission to the Moon:** Steve and Hallie discuss the recent launch of Intuitive Machines' first robotic lunar lander and its journey to the moon's surface, highlighting the mission's significance for NASA's Artemis programme. 2. **Asteroid Defense:** An overview of the National Academies' recommendations for planetary defense, featuring NASA's Goldstone solar system radar and the next-generation radar system's potential to protect Earth. 3. **Euclid's Dark Universe Survey:** Insights into the Euclid spacecraft's six-year mission to map the dark universe, its groundbreaking technology, and the tantalizing mysteries it may unravel about dark matter and dark energy. 4. **Simulated Mars Mission:** A call for adventure as NASA seeks applicants for its CHAPEA analogue missions, offering a glimpse into the preparation for human exploration of the Red Planet. --- **Notable Quotes:** - "Australia is a weird place... lightning and thunder in the middle of summer. But in space, it's always clear skies, right Hallie?" - Steve Dunkley - "Rocks in the sky, end of civilization as we know it – asteroids sure know how to keep things interesting." - Hallie - "I'm a dedicated groundhog... You'd have a hard time getting me in a tall elevator these days, let alone a Mars habitat simulation." - Steve Dunkley --- **Additional Information:** Don't forget to subscribe to the Astronomy Daily newsletter for daily updates on all things cosmic. Visit bitesz.com or spacenuts.io to stay informed and explore the vast universe of Astronomy Daily episodes and the parent podcast, Space Nuts, with Andrew Dunkley and Professor Fred Watson. --- **Next Episode Preview:** Tune in next week for another episode packed with celestial happenings and interstellar insights. Steve and Hallie will be back to guide you through the latest developments in space exploration and the ever-expanding knowledge of our universe. --- **Closing Remarks:** As we close today's episode with an eye on the tumultuous weather, we're reminded of the calm yet dynamic expanse of space that awaits our exploration. Thank you for joining us on this journey through the cosmos. Until next time, keep your feet on the ground and your eyes on the stars. --- **Host Sign-off:** Steve Dunkley: "Stay safe, unplug when necessary, and always keep looking up!" Hallie: "Farewell, until our paths cross again in the vastness of space.

#asteroid #bank #dark #dart #defense #euclid #exploration #green #im #mission #moon #nasa #near-earth #objects #one #planetary #spacecraft #telescope #threats #universe

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netmassimo · 10 months

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Poco fa il telescopio spaziale Euclid dell'ESA è stato lanciato su un razzo vettore Falcon 9 di SpaceX da Cape Canaveral. Dopo poco più di 40 minuti si è separato con successo dall'ultimo stadio del razzo e si è immesso sulla sua rotta che lo porterà verso il cosiddetto punto L2, a circa 1,5 milioni di chilometri dalla Terra, dove comincerà la sua missione scientifica di indagine dell'universo oscuro.

#missione spaziale #ESA #SpaceX #Euclid #astronomia #cosmologia

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jameswebb-discoveries · 6 months

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First Euclid Telescope Images to be released on Nov 7, 2023

Mark your calendars. 🌌🚀 Exciting News! 🚀🌌

Get ready to have your mind blown by the beauty of the cosmos! 🌠✨ The European Space Agency (ESA) is all set to unveil the first full-color images of the universe captured by its brand new space telescope, Euclid. This is a historic moment that's about to change the way we see the cosmos forever!

📅 Mark your calendars for Tuesday, November 7th, 2023. Follow here to get latest updates. For the first time ever, Euclid has managed to capture incredibly sharp astronomical images across a vast expanse of the sky. We're talking razor-sharp, folks! These five images are just a glimpse of what this powerful telescope is capable of. Euclid's mission is to create the most extensive 3D map of the Universe, and we're about to see the first glimpse of the hidden secrets it's going to unveil. The cosmos has so many mysteries, and Euclid is ready to reveal them one by one.