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A rain of electrons causes Mercury's X-ray auroras - Vimarsana News

A rain of electrons causes Mercury's X-ray auroras

The first direct measurement of electrons raining down on Mercury suggests this particle precipitation causes most auroras in the solar system.

'Amandla Awethu, Again': Power to the people, again - Vimarsana News

'Amandla Awethu, Again': Power to the people, again

Really, if we wanted to set up shop on Mars, we certainly could. This Mzansi life has been preparing us for years!

L'oroscopo della settimana dal 26 luglio al 1 agosto 2021: Vergine, Toro e Capricorno super hot - Vimarsana News

L'oroscopo della settimana dal 26 luglio al 1 agosto 2021: Vergine, Toro e Capricorno super hot

Ariete (21 marzo – 20 aprile) Durante la settimana ci saranno grossi cambiamenti di cui tener conto! Mercurio tornerà finalmente in posizione favorevole facendoti allungare l’occhio sulle mail aziendali nel tentativo di non tornare in ufficio completamente ignaro di cosa sia successo durante le tue vacanze! Meno carino lo spostamento di Marte che ti farà sentire stremato come dopo un’intera giornata al mare passata sotto il sole cocente! Cotto, ma soddisfatto per le esperienze fatte! Non puoi lamentarti! Voto 7 e il naso scottato dal sole pieno di crema rinfrescante Toro (21 aprile ...

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February Skies Of The Gulf Coast - Vimarsana News

February Skies Of The Gulf Coast

A Rosette Nebula. For February 2021, the Moon is last quarter on Feb. 4, and new on Feb. 11.  The waxing crescent passes just south of Mars on Feb. 18, and is first quarter the following evening.  The full moon is the Hunger or Wolf Moon, and is on Feb. 27. Except for Mars, all the planets lie too close to the sun for easy observation this month.  Even Mars is disappointing telescopically, for the earth has left it far behind since the close opposition last fall, and it is only a tiny red disk high in the evening sky in Aries at nightfall.  But next month Jupiter and Saturn return to ...

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