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  1. Jason Nishiyama (evilscientistca@octodon.social)'s status on Friday, 25-Nov-2022 00:38:55 UTC Jason Nishiyama Jason Nishiyama

    Pluto was discovered by Clyde Tombaugh on 18 February 1930.

    He used a technique similar to what the animated GIF shows, by looking at the same field taken on different nights and seeing what moved. (Hint, look in the lower left)

    In conversation Friday, 25-Nov-2022 00:38:55 UTC from octodon.social permalink

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  2. Jason Nishiyama (evilscientistca@octodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 12-Dec-2019 05:08:15 UTC Jason Nishiyama Jason Nishiyama

    Comets are icy messengers from deep in space. The short period comets (<100yrs) mostly originate from the Kuiper Belt beyond Neptune. The long period comets are thought to originate from the Oort Cloud, tens of thousands of au from the Sun. (46P/Wirtanen shown) #astrophoto

    In conversation Thursday, 12-Dec-2019 05:08:15 UTC from octodon.social permalink

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    1. https://social.politicaconciencia.org/system/media_attachments/files/000/401/076/original/0585e7a09604867c.jpeg
  3. Jason Nishiyama (evilscientistca@octodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 02:34:25 UTC Jason Nishiyama Jason Nishiyama

    The small dark blobs inside this image of the Lagoon Nebula are Bok Globules. Inside these are where stars are formed. #astrophoto

    In conversation Tuesday, 29-Jan-2019 02:34:25 UTC from octodon.social permalink

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    1. https://media.mstdn.io/mstdn-media/media_attachments/files/004/829/575/original/b9cd50b100c2cf76.jpeg
  4. Jason Nishiyama (evilscientistca@octodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 30-Dec-2018 03:31:24 UTC Jason Nishiyama Jason Nishiyama

    In this field of ~25-30 thousand stars are about 50 calibration stars known as Landolt stars (after Arlo Landolt who calibrated them). These calibration stars allow different telescopes to measure magnitude consistently. Finding them is the glamour part of science they don't tell you about. #astrophoto

    In conversation Sunday, 30-Dec-2018 03:31:24 UTC from octodon.social permalink

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    1. https://social.politicaconciencia.org/system/media_attachments/files/000/114/211/original/13d9a3b031944e9d.jpeg

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    Teacher, astronomer, political scientist and father. I wrote a book once: http://evl.link/df

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