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From Pluto to Ceres: A dwarf planet word search
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15h ago

From Pluto to Ceres: A dwarf planet word search

  • Space.com offers a dwarf planet word search as a learning activity for readers.
  • Dwarf planets are icy bodies that orbit the Sun like planets but have unique orbits.
  • The article encourages exploration of related Space.com content about exoplanets and stargazing.
  • The piece highlights recent dwarf planet discoveries and related news in Space.com’s Latest section.
  • Readers are invited to subscribe to Space.com newsletters for updates.
  • The article provides context on how dwarf planets differ from major planets.
  • The word search references the history of observing dwarf planets in the outer solar system.
  • The piece emphasizes that no spacecraft are required to enjoy the quiz.
  • Space.com positions the activity as part of a broader engagement with astronomy topics.
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How you can use your Unistellar telescope for the greater good.
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13h ago

How you can use your Unistellar telescope for the greater good.

  • Unistellar’s citizen science network lets hobbyists help with planetary defense and other astronomy tasks.
  • Observers use Unistellar devices to record asteroid occultations, exoplanet transits, and satellite tracking for science.
  • Data from citizen scientists is submitted to a professional database at the SETI Institute.
  • The network aims to make astronomy participation accessible beyond large observatories.
  • Future plans include partnerships and tokenization to reward citizen scientists.
  • Citizen scientists can gain acknowledgment or authorship if observations contribute to papers.
  • Unistellar's devices support a range of models, including Odyssey, eVscope 2, and eQuinox 2.
  • The program mirrors distributed computing models to broaden data collection.
  • The article highlights the role of citizen science in observing interstellar objects like comet 3I/Atlas.
  • The piece notes urban observers can still contribute depending on local sky conditions.
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