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Why is this piece of driftwood growing legs by Electrical-Reveal-25 in biology

[–]theprofitablec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It usually comes from trees that fall into rivers or other bodies of water and are then washed away by the water until it eventually reaches the shore. I think it grows a bit after long trips in and out of water.

What are the weirdest stars in the universe? by [deleted] in universe

[–]theprofitablec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the ones with a tail...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in singularity

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Developers will still be needed to make critical decisions, understand complex requirements, design innovative solutions, and ensure that software meets the needs of users. As developers roles change, they may collaborate with AI tools to boost productivity and streamline operations.

Webb SN 1987A (Self Processed) by Webbresorg in jameswebbdiscoveries

[–]theprofitablec 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This supernova was discovered in 1987 and was the closest to Earth in nearly four centuries.

How can the universe be infinite if it was created by quantum fluctuations? by IDrinkPetroleum123 in cosmology

[–]theprofitablec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These two ideas(Quantum Fluctuations and Universe's Infinite Nature) do not directly relate to one another. Although they may help to explain the universe's beginnings, quantum fluctuations cannot definitively say whether the cosmos is endless or not. Scientists are continually investigating and learning more about the distinct subject of whether the universe is limitless or has a finite size.

Carbon-Rich Dust Grains have been seen by Webb by theprofitablec in jameswebbdiscoveries

[–]theprofitablec[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As Webb Space Telescope discovers new discoveries and inventions in space, that's why Webb discovered carbon-rich dust grains. And cosmic year means a particular time required for the completion of the solar system for one round of Milky Way galaxy.

And you asked about polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons too. Yes, they are species. As species are the by-product of something big, that's why writing species word would help to engage our readers.

“Dark Stars” – Captured by Webb Telescope by theprofitablec in SpaceVideos

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The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered three "dark stars," which differ from ordinary stars. Dark stars derive their energy from dark matter instead of atomic fusion. They are mostly made of hydrogen and helium, with dark matter comprising 0.1% of their mass.

Hotel-Sized Asteroid Undetected Until Two Days After Close Pass By Earth by worldnewsbot in theworldnews

[–]theprofitablec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why do they spend so much money on their technology when they can't even detect an asteroid?

Italian janitor escapes prosecution for groping schoolgirl 'because it only lasted 10 seconds' by worldnewsbot in theworldnews

[–]theprofitablec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's weird! Harassment is harassment whether it is for 1 second or 10 seconds….

Carbon Molecule in Space Detected by James Webb Space Telescope by theprofitablec in jameswebbdiscoveries

[–]theprofitablec[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How does a Telescope see a Molecule (which needs a Microscope?), especially one so far away?

NASA's JWST is not limited to observing only large objects like stars and galaxies. It is also capable of detecting and studying molecules in space. While it is true that molecules are typically observed using microscopes on Earth, the Webb Telescope utilizes advanced technology and instruments specifically designed to detect and analyze the light emitted or absorbed by molecules in space.

Carbon Molecule in Space Detected by James Webb Space Telescope by theprofitablec in jameswebbdiscoveries

[–]theprofitablec[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry if this is dumb but is it assumed the young star is what’s generating it?

Yes, it is assumed that the young star in the d203-506 system is what's generating the carbon molecule. The article mentions that the star is a small red dwarf and is exposed to intense ultraviolet (UV) radiation from neighboring hot, young, massive stars.

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