First images of the Orion Nebula by the JWST
In the podcast Palavra de Cientista, Sílvia Vicente shows us the importance of the most recent images of the Orion Nebula by the James Webb Space Telescope.
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Three super-earths and two super-mercuries
On the Palavra de Cientista podcast, Susana Barros tells us about a planetary system with some very rare and peculiar planets.
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Asteroids and other celestial objects
In the Palavra de Cientista podcast, Nuno Peixinho tells us about the DART mission, asteroids and other celestial objects.
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The dark side do the Sun
In an insurgent moment, a brighter spark on our star might mean a blackout on Earth, and we don’t mean only a power turn off. The question is: When’s the next one? Learn more in this article under the partnership between IA and National Geographic.
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NASA’s new adventure is called Artemis
Interviewed by RFI, Rui Agostinho, from the IA, explains some details and the reasoning behind the Artemis mission, whose goal is to return to the Moon.
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A revolution called James Webb Space Telescope
On the 12th of July, the first image captured by the James Webb Space Telescope was released. José Afonso and Nuno Peixinho, from the IA, were interviewed in Antena 1 and explained us a bit more about this revolutionary telescope.
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Be dazzled with the night sky in Portugal, following this guide
There are places like this: the night falls and the sky becomes full of starlight. It isn’t that hard to find them, and there are people to help. It is really worthwhile. Do the first step, with this article under the partnership between IA and National Geographic.
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How to find a black hole
On a photographic safari, the equipment is essential. But if we aim to picture a black hole, first we have to know what we are looking for, and where it is hidden. Here we explain some of the strategies, in another article in partnership with National Geographic.
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