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NASA, Volunteers Discover Reddest Free-Floating Brown Dwarf 'CWISE 0506' Similar to Jupiter - Vimarsana News

NASA, Volunteers Discover Reddest Free-Floating Brown Dwarf 'CWISE 0506' Similar to Jupiter

Volunteers help NASA spot one of the reddest space objects ever found, similar to Jupiter. NASA's planet-finding project called 'The Backyard Worlds: Planet 9' just saw one the of "reddest" objects ever seen in space thanks to the keen vision of its volunteers! (Photo : William Pendrill/ NASA)NASA's planet-finding project The Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 found a space object similar to Jupiter with the reddest "colors" ever observed for such objects.

Citizen scientists are using JWST to study mysterious brown dwarfs - Vimarsana News

Citizen scientists are using JWST to study mysterious brown dwarfs

Citizen scientists are joining astronomers to use NASA's flagship telescope to learn more about these "failed stars."

Get involved in scientific research with citizen science! - Vimarsana News

Get involved in scientific research with citizen science!

Citizen science is an increasingly valuable and legitimate scientific tool where the general public become actively involved in scientific research.

Joy of discovery: How Webb telescope expands world's sense of wonder - Vimarsana News

Joy of discovery: How Webb telescope expands world's sense of wonder

Bringing joy with their dazzling beauty, the first images from the James Webb Space Telescope also reflect ingenuity – revealing new layers of the cosmos.

Citizen scientist almost doubles known brown dwarf binaries close to the Sun - Vimarsana News

Citizen scientist almost doubles known brown dwarf binaries close to the Sun

It's not just the pros that can make massive contributions to astronomy. And you could too.