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The exact epicenter of the once-in-a-generation celestial alignment will pass over the Jiffy Treet parking lot in Ellettsville.
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For the first time in over 100 years, Bloomington will be in the direct path of totality for the solar eclipse in 2024.
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Known as a blood moon for its dark red hue, the phenomenon won’t occur for another three years.
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Jupiter will be closer to Earth this evening than at any point in the next 107 years. Additionally, with a new moon, skies will be darker than usual, meaning even clearer views.
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Last week, NASA scientists tweeted out sound made by the black hole at the center of the Perseus galaxy cluster roughly 240 million lightyears away.
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“James Webb is a force to be reckoned with," Purdue professor Dan Milisavljevic said.
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In 2020 an international team of astonomers made a surprising discovery using the James Clerk Maxwell telescope in Hawai'i. They found evidence that the atmosphere of the planet Venus contains tiny amounts of phsophine gas.
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Thiophenes are compounds of carbon, hydrogen, and sulfur. Their molecules contain a ring of four carbon atoms and one sulfur atom. They are found in coal, crude oil, in fossils of microscopic life, and bacterial mats.
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Neutron stars can form when a giant star goes supernova. During a supernova, the star’s core collapses, and the remaining protons and electrons get squeezed together so tightly that their nuclei touch.
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Today's Moment of Science is about a galaxy called UGC 1382. For a long time, scientists thought it was a fairly small, run-of-the mill galaxy, but then they realized it actually had huge spiral arms.