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Science, Solar System

I saw a program that showed the Moon revolving around Earth, causing the oceans to swell on both sides of the planet. Shouldn’t the ocean opposite the Moon be shallower than the side facing it?

Science, Stars

How do we know what stars are behind dark nebulae (if they absorb the light from background stars)?

Stars

How far can a pair of stars be separated and still maintain a stable orbit around each other?

Science

What are the motions of stars relative to each other in a globular or open cluster? Does the cluster move as a unit over time?

Cosmology, Science

The Real Reality Show: Ancient Cosmology: Part 2

Science, Solar System

Astro News Bytes: Ceres’ Lost Ocean

Science, Stars

What we can learn from stars

Stars

Why do neutron stars have magnetism? Is the magnetism of a neutron star the same as a Child’s toy magnet? If a neutron star emits photons, where would they come from, and would they not experience the Zeeman effect? Why are neutron stars called stars?

Exotic Objects, Stars

How many solar masses must a star be to end up a black hole (before normal mass loss during its life)?

Cosmology, Galaxies

Do blueshifted galaxies contradict the expansion of the universe?

Galaxies

Do all spiral galaxies rotate in the same direction, and how can I tell the rotation from a photo?

Science, Solar System

Astro News Bytes: Solar Flares

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