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8. Glactically lucky (and starting with a galactic sample size).

Wed Oct 27, 2021, 12:58 AM

Oct 2021

The key is to grab data from, and process, millions of stars at once.

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Another Astounding Thing ProfessorGAC Oct 2021 #3

No Doubt About It ProfessorGAC Oct 2021 #5

It seems to be a lucky alignment with an unusually small source. lagomorph777 Oct 2021 #6

That's Probably True Of Many Of These Finds ProfessorGAC Oct 2021 #7

Glactically lucky (and starting with a galactic sample size). lagomorph777 Oct 2021 #8

the whirlpool galaxy is one of my mate's favorites stillcool Oct 2021 #2