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Daily Archives: April 23, 2015
Earth’s Cousin
Source: slate.com This picture is an artist’s depiction of what the rocky planet Kepler-186f might look like. On April 17, 2014 astronomer’s announced that they had found this planet using the transit method, making it the first confirmed earth-size exoplanet in the habitable zone! There is no data yet on whether or not Kepler-186f has… Continue reading
Doctor Who is not COMPLETELY fictional
Image from wikipedia.com This article covers arguably one of my favorite topics to swoon over-Doctor Who. I will be completely honest in saying that my intense interest in studying the solar system and beyond came pretty much single-handedly from watching Doctor Who (and maybe a teensy bit by my mom making me watch old Star […] Continue reading
Some pretty extreme(“ophiles”)
Image from wikipedia.com That above picture is of a water bear, one of multiple really cool extremophiles discussed in this article. The article makes a really cool comment about how we are lucky that water bears, and the same probably holds true for other extremophiles as well, are so small. Otherwise, it is likely that […] Continue reading
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