Starship Asterisk*

Never mind, I i think I misinterpreted it (I cannot go back and check since it does not seem to work on my end now for some reason).

So, I was reading up on today:s APOD and I am confused on the popular moniker of this galaxy. The brief article says that the reason it got its name is due to its blue clusters. However, aren't rubies red, not blue? o, would it not be called the *Thousand-Sapphire Galaxy* instead? Thank you and have...

Nope. I found it:

https://www.sciencenews.org/article/cos ... ming-focus

Thank you, I misspoke. It was gas and not energy. Now it will be easier for me to find it. Also, it is hard to find galaxy news due to the phone of the same name.

No, that is not it. And it was a legitimate news article on a reputable science site. At the risk of sounding inaccurate, I have some few more information: They gone on to explain that the orginal hypothesis was that cold energy sinks back down into the galaxy to refuel it, whereas the hot energy st...

I swore I read an article either last month or this month regarding galaxy's missing energy. It was reported in one of those months as well on a site with had a light blue computer-tab like header that had the name "science" in it. Now I cannot find it. It is not the cosmic microwave backg...

So Mr. Hawking said that, and I quote, that he "will pay to send climate change deniers to Venus". And yes, that offended all the climate change deniers. I'm curious as to whether or not it's real. I did a search and it came up with polarizing results: "It is real", "it is f...

Honestly I, too, thought it was a butt. I'm 21.

In all seriousness, it kinda looks like when two atoms either merge or split apart. I'll call it the "Fission Nebula".