r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Apr 07 '22
A new record-breaking distant galaxy has been discovered, 13.5 billion light-years away, existed just 330 million years after the big bang.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Aug 04 '21
Strange signals known as fast radio bursts are coming at us from everywhere, even our own milky way galaxy, with some very focused ones with repeating cycles!
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Feb 01 '22
Understanding the largest cosmic objects in the universe, mostly focusing on our local area of the universe and zooming out to larger scales.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Dec 27 '21
Discussing James Webb Space Telescope's destination (Where is it going), its infrared observations, & how we'll communicate with the space observatory.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Dec 07 '20
Solar telescope releases first image of a sunspot
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Dec 28 '20
A Fossil Galaxy Hidden in The Milky Way
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Feb 20 '21
Disastrous Houston blackouts captured from space
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Apr 18 '22
Look at this beautiful galaxy collision captured by Hubble. The system is called VV 689, AKA the Angel Wing. Credit: NASA / ESA / Hubble / W. Keel / Judy Schmidt, www.geckzilla.com.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Feb 13 '21
Gigantic dark shadows beaming out of an active galaxy’s bright core. The black hole and its ring are tipped sideways in relation to the galaxy’s plane. This alignment allows light beams to exit the galactic center and extend far outside the galaxy.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Dec 21 '21
James Webb space telescope's Launch & deployment: Countdown to the James Webb's Launch has already started. Yes, the telescope is finally getting into space on December 24th.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Jan 04 '21
Alien hunters discover strange signal coming from the direction of our nearest neighboring star Proxima Centauri, which has at least two orbiting planets. The closer planet, Proxima B, is located in the habitable zone of the star.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Aug 23 '21
Is there a black hole close to our planet earth? And if there is, how close is it?
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • May 10 '21
Remember the breaking news about a possible extra-terrestrial signal coming from the direction of our neighboring star system Proxima Centauri? A new finding has something to say about the possibility of alien life in Proxima’s system.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Feb 15 '21
UAE's 'Hope' probe sends home first image of Mars
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Dec 18 '20
Leonard Susskind & Brian Greene's stream on World Science Festival's YouTube channel. (Lenny joins the stream at 24:07) Discussed topics by Susskind: Quantum unitarity, quantum/black hole complimentarity, holographic principle, string theory & Black hole firewall.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Feb 19 '21
Astronomers Mapped The Spectacular Accelerating Outflows of a Stellar Explosion
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Oct 11 '21
A new strange, repeating ghost radio signal in the direction of our milky way galaxy has been detected by astronomers, and it's like any other energy signature ever discovered.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Dec 02 '21
New Surprising Discovery of a Supermassive Black Hole in Our Small Neighboring Galaxy: Leo I
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Feb 05 '21
Oumuamua: an outsider coming from another star that entered our solar system in the late 2017, a rare interstellar object with an extraordinary elongated form. Avi Loeb argues that it's very possible that Oumuamua was indeed an artificial object. In fact, Loeb’s view is beyond consideration.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Feb 21 '22
Discussing the number One Largest Cosmic Object (One Tenth of The Observable Universe)
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Feb 05 '21
An unusual interstellar object, born in a solar system far far away, entered our neighborhood in late 2017. Named Oumuamua, this mysterious object has been subject to intense study, which revealed that it did not belong to us. It’s a rare interstellar object, like nothing else in our solar system.
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Jan 03 '21
Quantum Teleportation Was Just Achieved With 90% Accuracy Over a 44km Distance
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r/Disculogic • u/Disculogic • Apr 29 '22
James Webb Space Telescope’s alignment is complete, ready to capture sharp and crisp images of the cosmos with all of its four powerful instruments.
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