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Science is awesome

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Created by azymuth > 9 months ago, 1 Mar 2020
azymuth
WA, 2164 posts
1 Mar 2020 8:03AM
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Love Cool Worlds vids.
Respect to science and scientists

Ian K
WA, 4163 posts
1 Mar 2020 2:38PM
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Very interesting. Though I suspect the footage of the granulation bubbles on our sun, each the size of Texas!, at 21.00 was speeded up a bit.

deltasports
NSW, 1 posts
1 Mar 2020 7:24PM
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Another reason why i have gone into Astronomy as a second hobby,will like to know why aren't Earth's night skies more colorful?

Stuthepirate
SA, 3591 posts
1 Mar 2020 8:50PM
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deltasports said..
Another reason why i have gone into Astronomy as a second hobby,will like to know why aren't Earth's night skies more colorful?


Because the Earth's flat surface reflects certain light wave lengths away



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