Hubble Space Telescope
TopicHubble Space Telescope
Topic
“We’ve Never Seen Anything Quite Like This”: A Strange Ten-Sided “Structure” Has Been Spotted on Saturn’s North Pole
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has glimpsed a ten-sided atmospheric wave at Saturn’s south pole, the first such jet pattern observed there.
Probed ingest of: The Evolution of AAWSAP | Bigelow Podcast, Ep. 2
🚨NASA'S NEXT GREAT TELESCOPE WILL SURVEY THE UNIVERSE AT A SCALE HUBBLE NEVER COULD For more than 30 years, Hubble has transformed our understanding of the cosmos, but most of the sky still remains unexplored. That is where the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope comes in with roughly the same sensitivity we associate with Hubble, but a field of view around 200x larger. A survey that would take Hubble a century could be completed by Roman in around a month. https://t.co/LpWImgJDS3 In that same...
Probed ingest of: THE VIEWPORT: We Built 3I/ATLAS.
The Sentinel Network presents a sourced 3I/ATLAS reconstruction using dated telescope observations, JPL Horizons ephemeris data, and cited papers to model the object’s outbound trajectory and activity.
Probed ingest of: THE BLUEPRINT: The Pipeline Suppressed the Science. The arXiv Server Built the Architecture.
The Sentinel Network argues that a sequence of 3I/ATLAS-related claims moved through Medium and arXiv rather than traditional journal channels, connecting Frank Laukien’s proposed geometry, Bo Andrée’s mathematical formalization, and later analysis by Avi Loeb.