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Articles tagged: sky-fi

  • 09 July 2015 Discovery of a five-star solar system in Ursa Major highlights mystery of proto-stellar disk fragmentation

    Do five suns in the sky sound like a bit too much? Not as far as a rare star...out on night for a large part of their ‘year’, only experiencing darkness (and a night sky) when the stars were on the same side of their world.” The formation of the actual...

  • 28 August 2015 August skywatching hoax: why do people think Mars will look as big as the moon?

    ...of August 27th, rumours that “Mars is about to look as large as the moon in the night sky” inevitably begin to pop up. It was the same this week, and it may continue for a good ... the other planets and cool cosmic objects in the late summer sky.

  • 01 November 2015 The business of stargazing: from observatory tours to ‘Discovery at Sea’

    Human beings have been captivated by the night sky from the dawn of time. For some of us –... of the more ambitious ventures catering to the human longing for the night sky. Observatory tours are very much popular among those who don’t feel like ...

  • exoplanets, Kepler K2 mission, terrestrial planets, transit method, transit zones 11 September 2017 Are we being watched from afar?

    ...civilisations from another world point their telescopes at the night skies, would they be able to spot us amongst the plethora...Solar System from afar, by identifying parts of the distant sky from where various planets in our Solar System could be seen...

    • exoplanets
    • Kepler K2 mission
    • terrestrial planets
    • transit method
    • transit zones
  • China's manned space programme, space debris, spacecraft re-entry, Tiangong-1, Tiangong-2 29 March 2018 China's Tiangong-1 space lab is destined for Earth, soon!

    ... need something else to search for then perhaps avert your eyes to the skies, as China’s retired Tiangong-1 space lab could soon light up the skies as it plummets towards Earth in a (possible) fiery extravaganza. The Tiangong-1 was China...

    • China's manned space programme
    • space debris
    • spacecraft re-entry
    • Tiangong-1
    • Tiangong-2
  • Armstrong, fashion, moon boots, Zanatta March 2017 Space research inspires innovation in fashion

    ... silent film Metropolis, which has been embraced by the likes of Karl Lagerfeld and Thierry Mugler. The sky and stars continue to exert a strong influence on our culture - and nowhere more so than in the world of fashion...

    • Armstrong
    • fashion
    • moon boots
    • Zanatta
    Authors: Annalisa Dominoni     Benedetto Quaquaro    
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