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Hi! we are @InafOact and we're happy to join the #CataniaResearchShow. We'll present the latest results of our projects.
Follow the whole show, we'll then pass the baton to @lottabiolab next!
#SharperNight #EuropeanResearchersNight #ERN21 #MSCANight #ERNItaly #SharperNightCatania
Follow the whole show, we'll then pass the baton to @lottabiolab next!
#SharperNight #EuropeanResearchersNight #ERN21 #MSCANight #ERNItaly #SharperNightCatania
#SolarPhysics These images show the latest Hα and continuum image of the Sun acquired at @InafOact with a quality index equal to 1 (1 =good, 3 = bad). They provide a view of the solar chromosphere and photosphere. The observations are carried out between 8:00 and 14:00 CET/CEST.
Spending my Saturday night in doing research, and have just come across something I have been looking for, for some time now.
Kinda exciting to finally have it and read it in detail.
@drspacejunk knows I've been going on about this #RadioAstronomy topic for some time ...
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Kinda exciting to finally have it and read it in detail.
@drspacejunk knows I've been going on about this #RadioAstronomy topic for some time ...
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so many of you have heard me go on and on about the Lunar far side, and preserving this as a site of importance heritage for a number of reasons, but in particular for the purpose of #RadioAstronomy ...
If not, here's a couple of quick tweets as a recap ...
If not, here's a couple of quick tweets as a recap ...
Due to the axial rotation and orbit of the Moon, the same side normally faces the Earth. This is called the near side. Which means there is a far side as well, the face that we don't see because it always faces away from the Earth.
So, because of this, opportunity arises!
So, because of this, opportunity arises!
