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It's a club for everyone that loves Astronomy! No matter if Photography or just star gazing, everyone is welcome!
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  2. Most of those moons are just random rocks . No bigger than Manhattan.
  3. The new NASA space craft called SPHEREx began capturing the sky in 3D. It was launched on March 11th. It spent the last five-six weeks undergoing different checks to make sure it was working properly. Now it takes about 3600 images per day. There is even a video that shows how the spacecraft scans a section of a sky. One of the most interesting things about SPHEREx is that it maps the sky in different wavelengths. It will help scientists determine the distance to different celestial bodies and the composition of objects. Link to the NASA article: click here
  4. Geez! that are a lot of moons! and that's true! but I think, if we would be able to get those diamonds, diamons would loose their value on earth.. but to be honest? I'd love a saturn diamond
  5. Hello @Sophie Thank you for sharing. I found out the exact number of moons that Saturn has. 274!!! I found it here. This NASA page on Saturn moons even has a table with names, date of discovery and people/space probs/observatories who discovered that moon As for the diamond rains on Saturn, I have nothing to say. I never heard of the theory before, but if it is true, at least we have a very diamond planet in our solar system!!
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