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Despina, Moon of Neptune Image Credit: NASA, JPL - Processed Image Copyright: Ted Stryk
Explanation: Despina is a tiny moon of Neptune. A mere 148 kilometers across, diminutive Despina was discovered in 1989, in images from the Voyager 2 spacecraft taken during its encounter with the solar system’s most distant gas giant planet. But looking through the Voyager 2 data 20 years later, amateur image processor and philosophy professor Ted Stryk discovered something no one had recognized before — images that show the shadow of Despina in transit across Neptune’s blue cloud tops. His composite view of Despina and its shadow is composed of four archival frames taken on August 24, 1989, separated by nine minutes. Despina itself has been artificially brightened to make it easier to see. In ancient Greek mythology, Despina is a daughter of Poseidon, the Roman god Neptune.
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MIXTAPE: A RECAP OF BEST NEW MUSIC ON BANDCAMP
VOLUME 8
Track List
1. “Pokemon City Limits" by ONSIND 2. "Woahcean" by YESWAY 3. “Borderlands" by EVER ISLES 4. “Summer Legs" by TREVOR DICKSON 5. “Sunder" by HIBOU 6. “Mountains" by US BABY BEAR BONES 8. “Pazzida" by WATERCOLOURS 7. “Entraînant" by PRETEND ELECTRIC 9. “Concrete Corners" by DARK FURS 10. “You’re No One If You’re Not On Twitter" by BEN WALKER 11. “Nowadays" by YUS 12. “Creature Pleaser" by GRACIE
WHAT YOU’VE MISSED: MIXTAPE VOLUMES 1 - 7
Like always, you can follow us on bandcamp to view our entire collection of hidden gems:
http://bandcamp.com/theonlymagicleftisart
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Kawah Putih, Bandung | Indonesia (by George Barker)
Mars Had Oxygen-Rich Atmosphere 4 Billion Years Ago, Shows New Study
According to a new study reported in the journal Nature, the atmosphere of Mars could have been rich in oxygen almost 4 billion years ago.
“This result is surprising because while the meteorites are geologically young, around 180 million to 1.4 billion years old, the Spirit rover was analyzing a very old part of Mars, more than 3.7 billion years old.”
Whilst it is possible that the geological composition of Mars varies immensely from region to region the team believes that it is more likely that the differences arise through a process known as subduction – in which material is recycled into the interior.
The scientists suggest that the Martian surface was oxidized very early in the history of the planet and that, through subduction, this oxygen-rich material was drawn into the shallow interior and recycled back to the surface during eruptions 4 billion years ago. The meteorites, by contrast, are much younger volcanic rocks that emerged from deeper within the planet and so were less influenced by this process.
“The implication is that Mars had an oxygen-rich atmosphere at a time, about 4 billion years ago, well before the rise of atmospheric oxygen on earth around 2.5 billion years ago. As oxidation is what gives Mars its distinctive color it is likely that the red planet was wet, warm and rusty billions of years before Earth’s atmosphere became oxygen rich,” Prof Wood said.
Full Article via Sci-News
Screenshot from IMAX® 3D movie Hidden Universe showing the Helix Nebula in infrared (via ESO)
Mapping Out How to Save Species
In stunning color, new biodiversity research from North Carolina State University maps out priority areas worldwide that hold the key to protecting vulnerable species and focusing conservation efforts.
The research, published online in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, pinpoints the highest global concentrations of mammals, amphibians and birds on a scale that’s 100 times finer than previous assessments. The findings can be used to make the most of available conservation resources, said Dr. Clinton Jenkins, lead author and research scholar at NC State University.
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