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mediaAug 20

Newly Discovered Object is So Close to the Milky Way’s Central Black Hole it’s Experiencing Warped Spacetime

Astronomers have spotted an object so close to the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way its experiencing warped spacetime.

The Debrief

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@jonesdanny · Aug 11

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Every time our solar system passes through a spiral arm of the Milky Way, cosmic rays jump by 300%. Physicist Henrik Svensmark explains how stars are born in those arms, and what happens to Earth when the biggest ones explode: https://t.co/SDKkKGTe0y

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Aug 9

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Say, we do have billions of stars in our Milky Way, out of those, how many stars got habitable zones, from there creations do their thing. Next, after they evolved till their very best, where they're able to travel at the speed of light and beyond. For years, we've been hearing stories, movies and TV shows have influenced it further and currently more people are talking about disclosure. At this point it's obvious, what are we waiting for? why can't the world government just... start welcomin...

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@UAPWatchers · Jul 15

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🚨Astronomers Make a Sweet discovery in Interstellar Space that Raises Hopes of Other Life Astronomers have detected erythrulose, a four carbon sugar found in raspberries and self tanning products, in a molecular cloud near the center of the Milky Way. This is being reported as the first confirmed detection of a true sugar in the interstellar medium itself, and not just in meteorites, asteroids, or material around young stars. The molecule was found in the cloud G+0.693-0.027 using Spain's Ye...

mediaMay 10

The passage hidden in our galaxy: Scientists claim dark matter may have created a wormhole INSIDE the Milky Way

Wormholes are some of the universe's strangest and most mind-boggling structures, but scientists now say one could be hiding in our own galaxy.

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Preview of NASA-UAP-D5, Apollo 17 Crew Debriefing for Science, 1973

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NASA-UAP-D5, Apollo 17 Crew Debriefing for Science, 1973

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This Apollo 17 science-debriefing excerpt discusses unexpected ultraviolet and X-ray background observations and several possible interpretations. The speakers distinguish reflected hot-star light from a possible extragalactic component and separately discuss Lyman-alpha hydrogen measurements associated with OGO-5.

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mediaMay 1

Astronomers May Have Found Remnants of a Lost Galaxy Named “Loki” Hidden in the Milky Way

Ancient stars near Earth may be remnants of a lost galaxy called Loki, revealing clues about the Milky Way’s violent past.

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mediaApr 23

Astronomers Just Used ‘Galactic Archaeology’ to Map the Milky Way’s Star-Forming Disc, Ushering a “New Era of Discovery”

The Milky Way galaxy’s fuzzy star-forming edge has finally been mapped, as researchers identify the major region of stellar birth.

The Debrief

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@UAPWatchers · Mar 24

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🚨This shouldn't exist! Are Aliens mining antimatter in the core of our Galaxy? Not long ago, Astronomers discovered something that simply shouldn't exist: A fountain at the core of the Milky Way producing trillions of tons of antimatter! Natural explanations, even weird ones https://t.co/hUulBinHB5