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Aurora spotted at @ApachePointObs last night! The oxygen red aurora is seen across the north and east and the higher altitude nitrogen blue aurora is seen as pillars in the north.
#Auroraborealis #aurorasaurus
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“I used to lie in bed at night and wonder what we might be able to discover with a new @sdssurveys instrument. Now, we finally get to find out.” impact.sloan.org/after-21-ye…
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Fun fact!
Did you know there is an astroid named after #NMSU? It is called Asteroid NEMSU!
Check out this GIF of the asteroid zooming across the sky taken with the 1-meter at @ApachePointObs!
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KOSMOS!!!
@ApachePointObs
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Amazing sub-arcsecond seeing with clear skies at @ApachePointObs! Of course we had to look at Uranus during our training session.
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This is only the fifth #Jupiter -sized planet transiting a low-mass star that has been observed and the first with such a long orbital period, which makes this discovery really exciting.
.@penn_state
.@ApachePointObs
.@KittPeakNatObs
.@NASAWebb
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Note in last night's observing log at Apache Point. Mostly cloudy night, but something was spotted!
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Using @NASA's @chandraxray, @ESA_XMM, the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope #GMRT, and optical observations with the @ApachePointObs, astronomers have found two galaxy groups smashing into each other at a remarkable speed of about 4 million miles per hour. buff.ly/36jK1nD















