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Global warming experts, divided by COVID, take the jam session online

NorthJersey.com For fun, Raymond T. Pierrehumbert likes to consider what conditions are like on a planet called WD 0137-349B. Nuzzled up close to a white dwarf star located 330 light-years from earth, WD 0137-349B is a big planet where surface temperatures hit 3,100 degrees. That’s hot enough to vaporize rock into gas. What happens next? Pierrehumbert likes to picture it. All that superhot gas goes racing across the fiery surface of WD 0137-349B until it reaches the planet’s dark side, where it cools to a gray dust. Pierrehumbert plays with this image in his mind, a perpetual avalanche of radioactive snow falling through a night without end.

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Dark storm on Neptune changes direction, escapes deadly fate | Space

December 29, 2020 Astronomers used the Hubble Space Telescope to observe unusual weather on the planet Neptune, not observed until now. They saw a large, dark storm on Neptune unexpectedly changing direction, thereby saving itself from looming destruction and possibly producing a smaller companion storm. The large dark spot (top center) and its smaller companion (top right) on Neptune as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2020. The large dark spot – discovered in 2018 – unexpectedly changed direction and drifted back the way that it had come. The smaller storm is thought to be a fragment of the larger storm. Image via NASA/ ESA/ STScI/ M.H. Wong (University of California, Berkeley)/ L.A. Sromovsky /P.M. Fry (University of Wisconsin-Madison).

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Solar Obiter s Venus flyby may reveal its interactions with Solar Winds

Last Updated: Solar Obiter s Venus Flyby May Reveal Its Interactions With Solar Winds Venus was closely approached by NASA-ESA s joint program called Solar Orbiter. The spacecraft may reveal Venus interactions with Solar Winds. Read ahead The Solar Orbiter which is a symbol of the joint association of US-European space exploration had a closest approach to the second planet of our Solar System. It was yesterday that is December 27 when the orbiter, which is set on a journey to the Sun, found itself nearest to the planet, Venus. Here is all about the approach. Solar Orbiter makes its closest encounter with Venus

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The Economist (Великобритания): российский ученый надеется замедлить таяние Арктики

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