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Bad Astronomy | 5200 tons of meteorite dust falls to Earth every year


New research looking at micrometeorites literally microscopic bits of meteorites, particles of rocks and metals from space that fall to Earth shows that about
5,200 tons of this cosmic debris settles onto the ground every year. 5.2 million kilos per annum, or about 14 tons per day. At
least. That s equivalent to the mass of a garbage truck every day.
Oof.
Also, this is very wee stuff, smaller than a millimeter in size and some smaller than the width of a human hair. There s no reason to panic
. It slows from interplanetary speeds to basically 0 way up in the atmosphere and then drifts down to the ground. It s no danger, and in fact is quite welcome, since it tells us a lot about what s going on in space. ....

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A watercolour sky


A watercolour sky
The Atacama Desert in Chile is one of the darkest and most peaceful astronomical sites on Earth and has, as a result, proven to be the perfect location for ESO’s various observatories and powerful instruments. 
This view shows ESO’s Paranal Observatory, home to the behemoth Very Large Telescope (VLT). The constituent telescopes of the VLT can be seen standing sentinel beneath a star-studded sky featuring the glittering arch of our Galaxy, and the glowing Magellanic Clouds (left). As this image demonstrates, the sky over Paranal isn’t completely dark; after sunset, the beauty of the Universe is overshadowed by that of Earth’s own atmosphere, which glows in multiple hues and paints the sky like a watercolour. The playful brushstrokes of the faraway emission nebulae that adorn the Milky Way and the constellation of Orion (The Hunter) in the upper centre of the frame, are joined by the soft swaths of green, yellow, red, and orange lying close to th ....

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2I/Borisov Update: The Comet is the Most "Pristine" Space Object Ever Studied


Ever since 2I/Borisov was first discovered, astronomers have been fascinated with this interstellar comet. With new information being discovered about the comet, experts have confidentially called it the most “pristine” space object that’s ever been studied.
Astronomers don’t think that 2I/Borisov ever traveled close to any star (other than our sun) which means that its composition of gas and dust was completely pure and original. When comets travel close to stars, they can become altered or degraded by the sun’s radiation and heat. Stefano Bagnulo, who is from the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, Northern Ireland, UK, and who led the new study, stated, “2I/Borisov could represent the first truly pristine comet ever observed.” ....

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ESOblog - In conversation with Catherine Cesarsky:


ESOblog
8 March 2021
How Catherine’s different leadership roles have shaped her perspective of science.
What were Catherine’s most memorable moments as Director General of ESO.
What Catherine is most looking forward to in the future of astronomy.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we spoke to Catherine Cesarsky, who was ESO Director General between 1999 and 2007. Since then, she has taken on a number of prestigious leadership roles including President of the International Astronomical Union and High Commissioner for Atomic Energy in France. We find out how she got into astrophysics, about her most recent leadership role and what she is looking forward to in the future. ....

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