Watch SwRI’s Chris Glein discuss Saturn’s moon Enceladus at Breakthrough Discuss 2024, held at Oxford University in the U.K. The annual academic conference explores the search for life beyond Earth and novel ways humans are hoping to find it. You can watch Glein’s talk around 5:37:00 https://ow.ly/KLJy50SG39B
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Predictor of Symmetrical Weather Conditions Of Moderate and Extreme Seasons Per Always New Moments of Kermpt & Bega Pagume 6 and of Summer & Winter September 11 at Institute of Pagume 6
Sun's rays that do (1) divergently orginate from the 1.1) center, 1.2) middle and 1.3) far left side A of the 50th west-east south orbit, (2) converge at theirs respective halves lights speeds order and (3) re-divergently rise and set in the 3 & 2 inversely vertical forward east & west north Equator, Bega and Winter wide-hot and narrow-cold lands of heavenly Earth to pull, locate, measure and provide the first halves of today's moderate and extreme weather conditions as Yekatit 2, 2016 and February 10, 2024 category one Amete Mehret and Anno Domini are called the 50th 1st halves Three Steps Gravitational Forces of Quadrant I Sun's Rays. Look at the attached Figure here below. The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) #instituteofpagume6 #innovation
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Swirls on the Moon “Lunar swirls” are wispy discolorations that span thousands of square kilometers on the moon’s surface. For example, Reiner Gamma, one of the largest swirls, is a flattened oval shape stretching more than 100 kilometers wide. How it works: The latest research suggests that the swirls are ancient relics of magnetic forces that shielded the moon from barrages of subatomic particles blasted out by the sun. Experts hypothesize that deposits of ilmenite, a mineral common in lunar magma, led to a greater local abundance of elements such as iron and nickel in dikes, amplifying the amount of magnetism in certain spots. Where the relic fields are stronger, the incoming solar particles veer off to the side, darkening the ground where they fall—and leaving curiously curlicue patterns in the more pristine magnetically shielded surface, writes astronomer and columnist Phil Plait. Why this is interesting: The moon’s surface is billions of years old and essentially static compared with Earth’s. And yet astronomers have a lot to learn about the celestial body, Plait writes. The discoloration of the swirls could be caused by solar particles interacting with magnetic forces, or perhaps as material shed from comets, or static-electricity-charged dust grains lofted by tiny micrometeorite impacts, strike the moon, the moon's relic magnetism sorts them into intriguing patterns. #moon #swirls https://lnkd.in/dkWDx3Xa
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