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...erage year length of 365.2425 days, which is very close to the length of a solar year (see detailed explanation in this video: ''[https://www.youtube.com/wa
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...laws of planetary motion. By using {{w|Tycho Brahe}}'s observations of our solar system (Brahe gave Kepler the job of observing and explaining the motion of
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:Cueball: Apparently there's a solar storm causing northern lights over Canada. CNN say they might even be visib
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...ruggles between good and evil on Earth are also reflected elsewhere in the solar system.
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...purpose of a Dyson Sphere is to capture and transmit all of the available solar energy in the star back to a planet.
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...g light on the area below them that the sun would normally illuminate. {{W|Solar panels}} only convert 20-25% of the energy captured from the sun into elect
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...Assuming this detector is otherwise reliable, when the detector reports a solar explosion, there are two possibilities:
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...commonly used for this purpose because it's the most massive planet in our solar system.
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:n<sub>e</sub>: Number of life-supporting planets per solar system
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...d from bottom to top by their maximum distance from earth for objects in a solar orbit, and their current distance for others.
...SIM ({{w|Space Interferometry Mission}}) to find a celestial object out of solar system that is as small as 3 earth masses.
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...Heaviside layer, trans-Neptunian panic zone, magnetogap, US Census Bureau Solar System statistical boundary, Kuiper gauntlet, Oort void, and crystal sphere
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...mum amount of energy, you would have to travel away from the center of the solar system (the Sun). In reality, the strength of gravity decreases with distan
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...wrong meeting where [[Cueball]] (the researcher) has performed a study on solar cells. So initially he tries to claim that he has not been researching the
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...right corner. The other picture seems to show a space craft with two large solar panels, white on the black black background of space. Has some similarities
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...too small to {{w|clearing the neighbourhood|function as a planet}} in the solar system. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_2gbGXzFbs A better explanation c
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Our solar system, from where the electromagnetic waves are emitted, is located just l
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This comic is exaggerating the effects of the physics stated. Solar flares eject, among other things, ions, electrons, and radiation. The charg
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The {{w|Kuiper Belt}} is a region of the outer Solar System beyond the orbit of Neptune consisting of numerous small icy bodies,
...r another swing by, aiming it back towards the {{w|Sun}}, the most massive Solar System body, to perform an Oberth maneuver at the point of closest approach
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...Portrait (Voyager)|Family Portrait}}, a series of images of the entire {{w|Solar System}} from beyond it.
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...rs killed God earlier in the year when they and He were further out in the solar system? || November 17th
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...being a symbol, not a word or name) in different languages. Planets in our solar system are assigned to {{w|Astronomical symbols|astronomical symbols}} like
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...Saturn}}, {{w|Uranus}}, and {{w|Neptune}} are the other planets of the {{w|Solar System}}.
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...th-Moon system and following a separate but nearby orbit around the Sun. A solar orbit is very hard, very fuel-intensive, and very lengthy to return from, d
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...sometimes perturb one of these bodies enough to let it fall into the inner solar system. When it gets closer to the Sun, which is just a bright dot at that
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...tistically predicted distribution of nearby exoplanets (planets not in our solar system), based on the assumption that the exoplanets that are currently kno
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...om one planet to another, which can happen in less stable systems than our solar system if two planets were to pass close to each other but is mostly just w
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...d by the {{w|solar wind}}. In 2013 a solar maximum was expected at its {{w|solar cycle}}, but the activity of the sun wasn't as heavy as before. So, a ''nor
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...probe was repurposed on June 10, 1982 to study the interaction between the solar wind and a cometary atmosphere. By flying through the comet {{w|21P/Giacobi
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::Solar (photovoltaic) $260,800,000,000
::Solar (thermal) $385,940,000,000
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...|asteroid}}s and {{w|minor planet}}s that are larger than 100 m in the {{w|Solar System}}. They have all been represented as regions of a single massive lan
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...e trivially easy to balance the extremely top-heavy loading upon the small solar-panel that tops out the counter-rotating coaxial blades, which adds yet mor
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The lander bounced three times and ended up in a place where the solar panels were mainly in the shadow. This resulted in the lander shutting down
...had been received on earth indicating that Philae had awoken and that the solar panels were functioning. Ironically, had Philae landed in a place original
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...stable orbit (that is, above the atmosphere), required power output of the solar array is about 315-350 kW and the power station at 3.3-3.7 GW.
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...e are Type 3, 4, and Type 5 civilizations out there since they can control solar systems.
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...t for slight anomalies in the Earth's rotation as compared to the {{w|mean solar day}}. These leap seconds will mean that the website is available for one e
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...nal mission plan, before it became stuck in a sandstorm, which covered its solar panels. This was covered in [[695: Spirit]], in which the Spirit rover is a
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...egan could be {{w|stars}}, {{w|galaxies}} and the {{w|planets}} of our {{w|Solar System}}. [[Megan]] is using a telescope. [[Beret Guy]] attempts to view th
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...ll therefore always be "yes", regardless of the status of the Pluto in our Solar System according to the IAU. However the same [https://www.iau.org/news/pre
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...ention it was receiving, Randall decided to release the next comic [[1733: Solar Spectrum]] on [[:Category:Thursday comics|Thursday]].
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...rotection glasses, looking like those used for looking at the sun during a solar eclipse.]
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...f the Moon's circumference. This is most dramatically exemplified by a {{w|solar eclipse}} during which the Moon passes in front of the Sun and is therefore
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...ame week on Monday and Friday. The next comic in the series is [[1830: ISS Solar Transit 2]].
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...clipse because of the damage that can be caused by improperly aligning the solar-lunar orbital plane with the orbital bones around your eye.
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...ree of the most spectacular astronomical sights: a {{w|Solar eclipse|total solar eclipse}}, an {{w|aurora}} (Aurora Borealis in the northern hemisphere and
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...can solar eclipses of {{w|Solar eclipse of August 21, 2017|2017}} and {{w|Solar eclipse of April 8, 2024|2024}}, we see them reminiscing the seven years be
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...events such as sunrise and sunset past their "natural" times. For example, solar noon will occur around 1:00 PM instead of 12:00 noon when daylight saving t
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...that is currently east for Cueball is oriented relative to the Sun and the solar system depends on some of the issues Cueball identifies later.
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...are believed to be potentially habitable for some forms of life in our own solar system. However, the number of bodies apart from Earth confirmed to have li
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...m|Fluctuation-Dissipation theorem}}. These fluctuations take the form of a solar flare, as explained below. For a more thorough (but non-technical) explanat
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...a galaxy can have more or less of and is separable from. At scales of our solar system, those effects are too small and can't be measured. The most plausib
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...<sup>2</sup> and heat-flow through the crust of 91 mW/m<sup>2</sup>). Solar irradiation and heat-flow are similar to the Earth, but CO2 levels are rais
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...ure out how to destroy Barnard's Star." "Why, does it pose a threat to the Solar System?" "No. It's just an asshole."
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...he same day as this comic. Overlaid on the picture is a scale image of the Solar System, showing the Sun, Pluto (one of the most well-known {{w|dwarf planet
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...en King Alyattes of Lydia and King Cyaxares of Media that ended after said solar eclipse.
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...would surely be grounds for rejection. Between the thin atmosphere, harsh solar radiation, and other changes, Earth would become uninhabitable for most lif
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...ssions for both rovers as they tended to blow the accumulated dust off the solar panels.
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...for energy, because the great distance to the Sun means that the amount of solar radiation per unit of area is very low, requiring impractically large (and
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...enclosed in a massive crystal sphere, with other solar systems in similar solar systems, separated by "the flow".
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...long-term goal of better understanding the formation and evolution of the Solar System, while fulfulling our mandate to develop a new generation of interpl
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...billion-odd years), perturbations in earth's orbit, increased or decreased solar radiation, and alien invasion. Given that the density of magnetars and pote
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...urd, [https://www.deepseanews.com/2017/08/what-happens-in-the-sea-during-a-solar-eclipse/ an eclipse was famously used to explain the migration of maritime
...-hub.tw/10.1038/205989a0 "Behaviour of certain marine organisms during the solar eclipse of July 20, 1963"] ''Nature'' '''4975:'''989-91.)
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*[[1830: ISS Solar Transit 2]]
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...e at which galaxies rotate. Megan states that dark matter's density in the solar system is 0.3 GeV/cm<sup>3</sup>, as claimed, for example, by [https:/
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...length used to measure large distances to astronomical objects outside the Solar System. A parsec is defined as the distance at which one {{w|astronomical u
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...eawater dialysis station,] telecommunication facility, {{w|Facebook Aquila|solar-powered drone}}, distributed exoskeleton, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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...n [[1828: ISS Solar Transit]] and [[1830: ISS Solar Transit 2]]. Viewing a solar transit requires a {{w|Astronomical filter|special lens filter}} to prevent
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...In less common circumstances of more intense solar activity such as a {{w|solar flare}} or {{w|coronal mass ejection}} (CME), the charged particles are tra
...story, and not during the space age. A particularly strong one was the {{w|solar storm of 1859}}, which caused failure of telegraph systems all over Europe
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...atmosphere is 97% carbon dioxide, and it is also the hottest planet in the Solar System, due to a greenhouse effect, preventing the planet from cooling.
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...d be impossible in practice{{Citation needed}} and would probably make the solar system unstable if actually performed.
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...the relative distances of astronomical objects relative to the {{w|Parker Solar Probe}}. It also shows where the probe will be in 2025 if its mission conti
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...rotrusion at the "top" and two small lines (antennae) at the "bottom." Two solar panels extend on either side, each longer than the central part.]
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...every now and then, to prevent noon on our clocks from drifting away from solar noon. Unfortunately, Earth's day is not as regular as Earth's year, so lea
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...lit 'trail' of particles the heat of the sun causes to be ejected, and the solar wind then spreads outward in thin glowing lines that ''can'' be larger and
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...ocation once in a stellar day which is about four minutes shorter than the solar day. This means Beret Guy would only be able to sleep on walls for certain
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...f the universe and longer than the estimated remaining lifetime of the {{w|solar system}}.
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...evices on wild deer was previously referenced in the title text of [[1924: Solar Panels]].
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...common pulp-fiction concepts). More recent efforts at finding life in the Solar System have mostly focused on Mars and various ice moons with suspected {{w
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...falls in battle and returns as Gandalf the White, much as stars (up to ~10 solar masses) will evolve into white dwarfs, but this evolution is not shown on t
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[[Category:Solar eclipses]]
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...jokingly commenting about the event. Other astronomical phenomena, such as solar eclipses, actually have been used to test Einstein's theories, but in this
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...atmosphere between the mesosphere and the thermosphere. Due to the lack of solar heating and very strong radiative cooling from carbon dioxide, it is the co
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...ps due to failures in the power steering system), triggered for example by solar storms or latent software bugs or a deliberate software hack, will cause ca
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...where counted it it wouldn't matter, since the only confirmed life in the Solar System is on Earth). Thus the other planets have a population of 0 and are
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...er, generate energy from light in a superficially similar manner using its solar panels.
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...lear reactors, launched into space and sent past/round/onto several of the solar-system's more interesting bodies. This makes the "somewhere new" claim intr
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...looking at photos at all. In reality, all extraterrestrial life (in this solar system at least) is almost certainly microscopic. The notion of detecting
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...anes, the {{w|International Space Station}} (ISS), and the {{w|Moon}} ({{w|Solar eclipses}}).
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...ng with the most distant galaxies and proceeding to the objects in our own solar system (although there will be hardly any time for the board to show Gone f
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...amera using an ordinary (not H-alpha) solar filter was seen in [[1828: ISS Solar Transit]], and the consequences of not using such a filter were explored in
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...a supernova}}, which occur when an accreting {{w|white dwarf}} exceeds 1.4 solar masses. Because the initial mass is always identical, the absolute brightne
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..."days" in the winter months which would have fewer hours of daylight in a "solar day". As mentioned in the title text, this change would be very pronounced
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...objects themselves (e.g., stars) or from nearby very bright objects (e.g., Solar System planets will reflect the Sun's light, while distant clouds of gas an
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...North America: {{w|Solar eclipse of April 8, 2024|April 8, 2024}} and {{w|Solar eclipse of August 12, 2045|August 12, 2045}}. (There was also an {{w|annula
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...e to the first chapter of What If? 2, where Randall looks into filling the Solar System with soup.
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...finition of a planet and the subsequent reclassification of Pluto from the solar system's ninth planet to a dwarf planet — has been covered before in [[47
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...nsportation, the negatives likely outweigh the positives. See also [[1924: Solar Panels]].
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...version of an {{w|opto-isolator}}, but would protect equipment behind the solar panel from power surges such as lightning strikes (which in an improperly {
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...on my lunar engines to line the Moon up with the ecliptic so we can have a solar eclipse every month (with a little wobble so they're not always on the equa
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...urnal/physicsatmit_14_conrad/] However, the flux of "freshly produced" {{w|solar neutrino}}s at Earth is around 6.5×10<sup>10</sup>/cm<sup>2</sup>/s,
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...er] a limitation not shared by other forms of renewable energy such as {{w|solar panel}}s and {{w|pico hydro}}. According to [https://www.omnicalculator.com
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...lion years ago - about 50 million years after the initial formation of the solar system. As of the date of this comic, the Moon is still orbiting the Earth{
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"The region of the solar system where liquid water can exist on the surface is the habitable zone, a
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...ca, nine days before this comic. This comic comments on the fact that most solar eclipses happen on territories not easily reachable by humans, places with
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...el|early-20th century models of atomic structure}} to the structure of the solar system. Electrons were thought to be orbiting the nucleus "like planets aro
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...n sent into a ''much'' higher-reaching orbit, if not into a solar or extra-solar trajectory. And it is apparently Carl's fault. The speech is thus not an in
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...hat complicated cloud formations occur naturally on other planets in other solar systems. On planets with no observers to look at the clouds closely, our un
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| titletext = The most rare, top-tier eclipse photo would be the Solar Earth Eclipse, but the Apollo 12 crew's attempt to capture it was marred by
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...ere the annual warming and cooling of the climate significantly 'lags' the solar calendar.
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...circle. The title text references the totality that occurs during a total solar eclipse and its corresponding shape (or "Venn diagram," as the title text p
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:Cueball: Apparently there's a solar flare that's causing some Great Aurorae. CBC says they may even be visible
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...eriod of {{w|Solar minimum|minimal activity}} to {{w|Solar maximum|maximum solar activity}}. Researchers use specially modified telescopes to study the sun.
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...{{w|List of potentially habitable exoplanets|Earth-like planets}} and {{w|Solar analog|Sun-like stars}} go unabated, with various near matches found.
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...ikely physically possible for any known form of matter. The planets of our solar system would not be suitable for this endeavor; alas, Randall apparently ca
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...tional to the radii of the orbits of the innermost five planets in the {{w|Solar System}}. These are the only letters in the sentence that have a dot over t
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...ar eclipse of April 8, 2024|on April 8, 2024}}, a week after this comic. A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon moves between the Sun and the Earth, but in or
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...t would happen if you tried to fly a normal Earth airplane above different Solar System bodies? || :(
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...onomers in the slightest. Astronomical distances on scales larger than the solar system are universally (or rather, globally: we do not know how things are
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...ting every smaller and/or more distant body in the universe), the combined solar-system's barycenter is a less simply-defined point (that being more likely
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...se there's a glowing "tail". While they're moving very rapidly through the Solar System, from the Earth they don't appear to move much faster than planets.
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