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07/28/2023

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ICRAR SCIENCE A rare, mysterious radio source is stumping astronomers This distant object has been flashing a signal for three decades. It might be a magnetar, a white dwarf — or something entirely new.

JAXA/NASA/SAO/NAOJ OBSERVING How often do solar eclipses occur?	NASA/ESA/CSA/A. Pagan (STScI)/A. Gáspár (University of Arizona) SCIENCE JWST finds new planet-forming rings around Fomalhaut

Gianni Tumino This Week in Astronomy with Dave Eicher: The Moon slides into Scorpius On Friday, July 28, the Moon will be just 1.3° from the Antares, the red supergiant heart of the Scorpion.

NASA/JPL-Caltech SCIENCE Tiny brown dwarf is the coldest yet to emit radio waves This failed star is the coolest of its kind to put out radio bursts fueled by a magnetic field, and researchers aren’t entirely sure how.

NASA ASK ASTRO Ask Astro: How do some astrophysical objects spin hundreds of times per second?

Basudeb Chakrabarti from Kolkata, India PICTURE OF THE DAY Space Invaders	NASA/Michael DeMocker SKY THIS WEEK The Sky This Week

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