We’ve Seen a New Part of the Universe

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  @astrumextra · 1 month ago · pinned

  The Astrum book is still available in the US only. If you’re fascinated by the cosmos, want to learn more about our Solar System, or just love stunning space images, get your copy here: <a href="https://astrumspace.co/">https://astrumspace.co/</a>

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  @UnvelloInsider · 1 month ago

  Every time we build better technology, the universe basically increases its render distance. The fact that we&apos;re only seeing entire regions of space for the first time right now is both humbling and mind-bending.

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  @CrazypugsKiller · 1 month ago

  Just opened YouTube to see a new upload I’m happy

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  @dantreviso4753 · 1 month ago

  The universe is not full of secrets, it&apos;s full of stuff that we don&apos;t yet understand. :body-blue-raised-arms:

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  @CosmicSleepStories-c8z · 1 month ago

  One of the coolest things about science is that “impossible” doesn’t always mean impossible forever. Sometimes it just means our technology and understanding haven’t caught up with nature yet. I wonder what today’s impossible discovery will be.

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  @Sad_King_Billy · 1 month ago

  It&apos;s so cool that no matter how long we look towards the sky, new discoveries will always be made.

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  @Shane5IO · 1 month ago

  Spacex/NASA just launched the Roman space telescope! Can’t wait to see those photos

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  @Dw88f25 · 1 month ago

  Universal Web implies there are Universal Spiders.

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  @CamZeroVortex · 1 month ago

  Astrum is single handedly bringing back my space enthusiast side from back in Year 2🙏

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  @benvandermerwe4934 · 2 days ago

  For the algorithm and beyond and forever and always great journalism.<br>🔥🌌🌌🌌

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  @jonathankrushinski1931 · 11 days ago

  To Whom it may concern.<br>Think about when Karl Segan asked Voyager 1 to turn around just one last time and take a picture of Earth 🌎 <br>Before you Leave your home Galaxy. Voyager obeyed the command and took a very nice color photo of Earth.<br>The Photo was a huge sensation. In fact books were written, documentaries created, Tee-Shirts, Number Stickers and more. &quot;The Pale Blue Dot&quot; As it was dubbed was so big that it became part of Earths History.<br>Thank you Astrium 😊<br>I appreciate your efforts as you pursue our backyard &nbsp;!

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  @megacheese · 3 weeks ago

  10 billion light year &quot;flashlight&quot; exciting hydrogen gas in interstellar space in a way that allows us to study it is seriously so mind blowing, especially if it turns out that it really does lead to the discovery of the missing mass in our universe.

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