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The SETI Institute
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We believe we are conducting the most profound search in human history — to know our beginnings and our place among the stars.
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The Israeli #Beresheet spacecraft has crashed into the Moon. The craft, whose name is Hebrew for “in the beginning” made its descent to the Moon but failed to stick its landing. | @universetoday @TeamSpaceIL buff.ly/2WZ380Q pic.twitter.com/DkRn9hPqfd
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.@NASA invites you to celebrate the planet we call home! Post a close-up photo on social media of your favorite natural features (waves, trees, flowers, etc.). Use the hashtag #PictureEarth and upload the photo on April 22. Be sure to include the location! buff.ly/2P6gZzP pic.twitter.com/EEclWQUVTd
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Astronomers have detected a candidate planet circling the star Proxima Centauri, a dim red dwarf that lies just 4.2 light-years from our solar system. The potential sibling world is Proxima c. But "potential" is the key word. | @SPACEdotcom buff.ly/2UAZwFG pic.twitter.com/hOoAiS2MFb
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EnhancedVisionScope
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The @UnistellarScope at #Discuss2019 in @UCBerkeley . Thanks to the attendees who stopped by to watch the beautiful Orion Nebula and talk about the search for life in our galaxy. Clear skies to all! pic.twitter.com/cl7OsaBpIu
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“Given that the majority of the biological and human health variables remained stable, or returned to baseline, after a 340-day space mission, these data suggest that human health can be...sustained over this duration of spaceflight,” Twin Study concludes. buff.ly/2UO17HI pic.twitter.com/Dtuyjp1KP0
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That it is "jettisoned trash bag" or jett bag. It is full of trash, but there is no confirmation that it contained human excrement. There are a lot of those bags up there apparently, though, and some of them surely did have human refuse.
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In the News: March 28 – April 3
* Visit Mars-like #DevonIsland with Help from Institute Scientists and @Google
* #Earth – a Zoo Exhibit?
* Poop on the #Moon (Yes, Really)
* Frank Drake Discusses “Star Trek: The Motion Picture”
All these stories & more: buff.ly/2Ir1Rf7 pic.twitter.com/gwOzpdI8bb
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VIDEO: Star Trek: The Motion Picture features a plot inspired by @NASAVoyager. @arielwaldman is joined by David Pescovitz and Frank Drake to talk about the film, the Golden Record, and its function in depicting human life to who might find it. Watch here: buff.ly/2Gj3o5v pic.twitter.com/nO5EuVUL8S
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The article is behind a paywall, but we're proud of the coverage for @shasta721! twitter.com/WSJ/status/111…
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Are brown dwarfs failed stars or super-planets? The star ν Ophiuchi in the Milky Way is being orbited by two brown dwarfs, which in all probability formed along with the star from a gas and dust disk, just as planets do. | @physorg_space @HeidelbergU buff.ly/2Gdcwsm pic.twitter.com/chTnRhVeIc
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Yesterday, astronomers of the #EHTblackhole collaboration revealed the 1st picture of a black hole in the galaxy named M87. Last night from my garden in San Francisco, I used my eVscope to observe the host galaxy in the Virgo constellation. Here the supergiant elliptical galaxy. pic.twitter.com/dbKVHJGMzI
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Metal Asteroid Psyche Might Have Had Volcanoes of Molten Iron - Psyche is a unique asteroid; not only is it the largest asteroid in our Solar System, but it seems to be the exposed iron and nickel core of an early planet. | @universetoday @ucsc buff.ly/2KlpJmP pic.twitter.com/ugCMHjTsEm
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.@NASA successfully launched AZURE on April 5, 2019, from the Andøya Space Center in Norway. Two sounding rockets were launched, carrying scientific instruments for studying the energy exchange within an aurora. buff.ly/2G6A4xA pic.twitter.com/AMh23OLGnf
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Need some idea of scale over how big #EHTBlackHole is? xkcd.com/2135/ has the answer. imgs.xkcd.com/comics/m87_bla… pic.twitter.com/0nYETZYYN4
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Astronomers Capture First Image of a Black Hole - @ESO, @almaobs, and APEX contribute to paradigm-shifting observations of the gargantuan black hole at the heart of the galaxy Messier 87. buff.ly/2Ir3Sbo pic.twitter.com/yBG3UeLEIZ
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Unfortunately, the fireball was outside our coverage area. We are hoping to have all sky cameras there next year, though.
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What #SETI news will @Astro_Wright share when he receives the SETI Institute’s 2019 #DrakeAward? Join us on May 8 at @SRI_Intl and find out how the chances for success are changing. Purchase tickets here: buff.ly/2HXAEQX pic.twitter.com/ymk2Xahz0I
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Dust devil detail - Mars may have a reputation for being a desolate world but certainly not dead. The dust devil courses are plotted by the streaks they leave behind, which are colored in blue/grey in this image from @ExoMars_CaSSIS onboard @ESA_TGO. buff.ly/2U9bi5c pic.twitter.com/2tpdkvpwil
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It's been reported to @amsmeteors. Please add your sighting here: fireball.amsmeteors.org/members/imo_vi…
We'll check in with our local all sky cameras to see if any of them caught it. Thank you for the heads up!
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Widely wandering bodies such as the odd, needle-shaped 'Oumuamua commonly seed nascent planetary systems, a new study suggests. Such visitors likely serve as scaffolds, allowing alien worlds to take shape much faster than they otherwise would. @SPACEdotcom buff.ly/2U1Bajb pic.twitter.com/IO8O2GITKr
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