Lunar Lander Launches, Australian Rockets, and the Secrets of Magnetars: S04E50

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welcome to astronomy daily your daily


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dose of space and astronomy news today


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we're going to explore some big


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developments in space exploration and


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research we'll be diving into space X's


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latest lunar Mission that's carrying


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both a private Lander and a NASA Orbiter


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to hunt for water on the moon we'll also


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look at Australia's historic


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preparations for their first orbital


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launch attempt and discover how NASA


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Technologies are revolutionizing life


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here on Earth plus we'll explore some


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fascinating new findings about


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mysterious dwarf Galaxy


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check in on NASA's Lucy spacecraft as it


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approaches its next asteroid Target and


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uncover new insights into some of the


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most magnetic objects in our universe


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magnetars let's get started with today's


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space


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news in a spectacular Sunset launch from


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NASA's Kennedy Space Center spacex's


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Falcon 9 rocket successfully carried two


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lunar bound spacecraft into space the


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primary payload the Athena lunar lander


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built by intuitive machines is now on


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its way to explore the moon's South Pole


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region in search of water ice


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deposits this marks intuitive machine's


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second mission to the Moon following


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their historic First Landing earlier


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this month Athena carries 10 NASA


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science instruments with its main


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package being prime one which includes a


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drill called Trident that can reach 3T


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below the lunar surface and a mass


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spectrometer to analyze the collected


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samples for water and other compounds


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but Athena isn't traveling alone the


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mission also includes an Innovative


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Hopper robot named Grace that will


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explore nearby craters through a series


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of controlled jumps and a small Rover


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called map that will test the moon's


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first cellular network these tools will


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work together to study areas that have


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remained largely unexplored including


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permanently shadowed craters where


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scientists believe significant deposits


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of water ice may exist sharing the ride


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is NASA's lunar Trailblazer Orbiter


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which will map water ice deposits from


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lunar orbit complimenting Athena's


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ground-based


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observations this coordinated approach


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will give scientists an unprecedented


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view of lunar Water Resources critical


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for NASA's Artemis program and future


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human settlements on the moon the


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mission represents a significant step


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forward in commercial NASA Partnerships


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with intuitive machines leading the way


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in delivering scientific payloads to the


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lunar surface if successful Athena will


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touch down in the mons muton region


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where it will operate for about 10 Earth


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days Gathering crucial data about


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potential resources that could support


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future lunar missions and potentially


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even sustain human presence on the


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moon next up one for our listeners down


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under Australia is about to Mark a


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historic milestone in its space


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exploration Journey Gilmore space an


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Australian company that's been


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developing rocket technology since 2015


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has announced its first orbital launch


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attempt scheduled for March 15th from


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the Bowen orbital Spaceport in Northern


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Queensland land their rocket named AIS


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stands an impressive 82 ft tall and


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represents years of Australian


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Innovation and Engineering this


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three-stage hybrid propulsion rocket is


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designed to carry payloads of up to 474


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pounds to a sun synchronous orbit 310


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mies above Earth's surface after


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securing the necessary approvals from


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Australia's civil aviation Safety


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Authority late last year the company is


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now ready to attempt this groundbreaking


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launch CEO Adam Gilmore has been careful


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to manage expectations noting that first


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launches are notoriously challenging


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even SpaceX needed four attempts before


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achieving its first successful orbital


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launch the team emphasizes that whether


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they make it off the pad reach maximum


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aerodynamic pressure or achieve orbit


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every second of flight will provide


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valuable data to improve future launches


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with more than 200 employees and backing


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from various private investors and


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superannuation funds Gilmore space has


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grown from a small startup to a


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significant player in Australia's


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emerging space sector the company isn't


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just focused on Rockets they're also


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developing satellite platforms with the


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ultimate goal of making space access


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more affordable while the team remains


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optimistic they acknowledge that various


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factors including weather conditions and


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technical issues could lead to delays


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safety remains their top priority and


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they've made it clear they'll only


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proceed with the launch when all


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conditions are optimal if successful


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this Mission will will Mark the first


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time an Australian designed and built


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rocket reaches orbit from Australian


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soil opening a new chapter in the


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country's space exploration history and


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may we be reporting that Australia has a


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Happy Gilmore shortly sorry I couldn't


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resist let's take a look now at some of


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the great work NASA's been doing NASA's


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latest spin-off publication has revealed


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some remarkable ways that space


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technology is revolutionizing life here


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on Earth for nearly 25 years of


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supporting AST in low earth orbit NASA


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has developed technologies that are now


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finding incredible applications in our


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daily lives one of the most fascinating


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developments involves a platform that


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allows commercial Industries to conduct


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space station experiments scientists


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have successfully grown higher quality


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human heart tissue knee cartilage and


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pharmaceutical crystals that can be used


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to develop new Medical Treatments right


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here on Earth The Innovation doesn't


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stop at Medical breakthroughs remember


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those challenges of watering plants in


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zero gravity the solution NASA developed


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has evolved into electrostatic sprayer


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technology now being used in sanitation


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Agriculture and food safety and those


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specialized treadmills designed to keep


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astronauts fit in space they've been


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adapted into anti-gravity treadmills


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that are helping people with various


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conditions exercise more


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effectively even the nutritional


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supplements originally created to keep


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astronauts healthy during long space


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missions are now available for everyday


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use but perhaps most exciting are the


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developments in construction technology


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companies are using NASA's 3D printing


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techniques initially designed for


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building structures on the moon to print


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large buildings here on Earth there's


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even Research into growing buildings


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from fungus a concept first explored for


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lunar construction that's now being


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adapted for earth-based housing quality


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control systems on assembly lines are


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getting smarter thanks to artificial


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intelligence originally developed to


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help navigate Mars and in the energy


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sector NASA's expertise in liquid


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hydrogen Rocket Fuel is helping pave the


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way for hydrogen-based Energy Solutions


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with over 40 NASA originated


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Technologies now in commercial use and


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More in development these Space Age


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Innovations are quietly transforming


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Industries and improving lives across


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our


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planet astronomers have recently made a


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fascinating discovery about the


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universe's smallest and faintest


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galaxies known as Ultra diffuse galaxies


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or GS while studying 30 of these


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mysterious Cosmic entities in the Hydra


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Galaxy cluster located more than 160


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million light years from Earth


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researchers found something completely


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unexpected about how these galaxies move


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about half of the udgs they observed


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showed peculiar rotational patterns in


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their Stars movements that simply don't


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align with our current theories about


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how these faint galaxies form and evolve


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this discovery is particularly


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significant because these Galaxies have


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only been known to science since 2015


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and they've been puzzling astronomers


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ever since with their unusually


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elongated shapes and Ultra faint nature


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the research team made these


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observations using the Muse integral


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field spectrograph on the very large


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telescope in Chile one udg in particular


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designated as UD g32 proved especially


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interesting this dwarf Galaxy was found


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at the end of a gas filament connected


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to a much larger spiral galaxy called


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NGC 3314a


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what makes this finding so intriguing is


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that UD g32 is location doesn't appear


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to be mere coincidence the stars in UD


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g32 are younger than those in other udgs


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in the cluster yet surprisingly they


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contain more heavy elements or Metals in


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astronomical terms this suggests these


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stars formed from gas and dust that was


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originally part of the larger


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neighboring Galaxy supporting the theory


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that some udgs might form when gas is


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pulled away from larger galaxies through


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gravitational interaction


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actions these findings are more than


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just interesting space facts they're


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helping us piece together the complex


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puzzle of how galaxies form and evolve


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the research team's results have


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effectively doubled our knowledge of


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these mysterious galaxies providing the


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first comprehensive view of how these


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faint systems exist within a still


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forming Galaxy cluster it's a reminder


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that even in our Modern Age of astronomy


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the universe still has plenty of


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surprises in store for


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us Lucy NASA's ambitious asteroid


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exploring spacecraft has just reached an


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exciting milestone in its Mission by


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capturing its first images of asteroid


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Donald Johansson currently appearing as


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just a tiny point of light 45 million


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miles away this 2m wide Space Rock will


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be Lucy's next close encounter scheduled


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for an April 20th flyby at a distance of


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just 596 mil this upcoming visit follows


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Lucy's fascinating encounter last


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November with asteroid dinkes and its


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companion Moon Salam which turned out to


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be quite the surprising Duo Salam


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revealed itself to be what scientists


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call a contact binary essentially two


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separate objects touching each other


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held together by their Mutual


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gravitational pull the origin of this


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unusual pairing remains a mystery though


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researchers suspect Salam might have


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formed from Material ejected from dinkes


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due to the effects of solar heating over


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millions of years while Donald Johansson


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currently appears as nothing more than a


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distant spec Lucy won't get a detail


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look at the asteroids features until the


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day of the close approach but this


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encounter is just one stop on Lucy's


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packed itinerary in 2027 the spacecraft


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will reach its first Trojan asteroid


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urbies which sits in a vast swarm of


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asteroids sharing Jupiter's orbit after


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visiting several more Trojans Lucy will


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swing back by Earth in 2030 for a


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gravitational boost before heading to


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explore even more of these ancient solar


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system


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remnants interestingly the asteroid


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Donald Johansson's name has a direct


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connection to Lucy's Own It honors


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Donald Johansson the paleoanthropologist


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who discovered the famous 3.2


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million-year-old human ancestor fossil


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nicknamed Lucy just as that ancient


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skeleton helps us understand human


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evolution the asteroids Lucy is studying


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are like fossils from our Solar System's


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birth offering crucial clues about how


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our Cosmic neighborhood came to


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be to wrap things up today in a


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fascinating new study published in


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nature astronomy scientist have finally


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begun to unravel one of astronomy's most


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perplexing Mysteries how magnetars


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generate their incredibly powerful


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magnetic fields these extraordinary


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neutron stars have magnetic fields up to


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a thousand times stronger than typical


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neutron stars which are already among


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the most magnetic objects we know of the


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Breakthrough came from studying what


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scientists call low field


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magnetars these Cosmic Oddities present


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an interesting puzzle because while


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their Baseline magnetic fields are


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relatively weak they somehow manag to


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produce intense bursts of X-rays and


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gamma rays that should require much


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stronger magnetic fields through


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detailed computer simulations


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researchers have identified a likely


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culprit a process known as the tailor


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sprute Dynamo this Dynamo effect occurs


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because of the way these Stars rotate


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unlike a solid object spinning uniformly


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different parts of these Stars rotate at


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slightly different speeds this


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differential rotation particularly


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strong in their cores creates the


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conditions needed to to amplify magnetic


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fields to extraordinary levels the


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process appears to be kicked off during


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the violent Supernova that creates the


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magnetar when angular momentum is


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transferred into the core of the dying


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star for low field magnetar specifically


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this mechanism explains how they can


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temporarily boost their magnetic field


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strength to produce those powerful


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radiation bursts we observe it's a


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different story from traditional magners


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which likely generate their consistently


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strong feel through other


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means this discovery not only helps us


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understand these extreme objects better


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but also provides crucial insights into


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the complex physics at play in some of


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the universe's most extreme


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environments and that's all for today's


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