► Alien megastructure mystery deepens: 'Dyson sphere' star found to be dimming dramatically AND plenty of other space / science links, articles & pics

WattDogs

Rising Star
BGOL Investor
From my experience, it is usually cometary debris from the shell of ice and rocks that surround most stars like a ring or a shell. (sometimes they have both) We noticed a similar change in the output of light from your star and it piqued our interest enough to come visit this very quiet part of the galaxy.

Several million years ago (during the "Late Great/Heavy Bombardment") a star passed close enough to change your Sun's diminutive sibling's orbit just enough to start slinging mountain sized blocks of super hard ices and rocks from both the Oort Cloud and the Kuiper Belt towards the Sun.

We just got a pic of a black hole!!!

Where you at?
 

Helico-pterFunk

Rising Star
BGOL Legend
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/science...lien-life-no-longer-like-science-fiction.html








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Leatherf7ce

Phantom of the Chakras
BGOL Investor
https://apple.news/ActaSifeBTLm0uPTwOj1M_A
Chinese lunar rover finds strange 'gel-like' substance on moon

China's Yutu-2 lunar rover has discovered a strange "gel-like" substance on the dark side of the moon.

The rover launched as part of the Chang'e 4 mission, which has been on the moon since January.

It has meant Yutu-2 is the the first robot to ever explore the moon's far side and has previously discovered that the composition of the moon's surface is different to what scientists expected.
Now, the rover has also discovered a substance in a crater during an exploration activity.

Yu Tianyi, a team member on Earth, was reviewing images taken by the rover when the material was discovered.

Yutu-2 had been due to move on but the team instead decided to examine the substance found on the ground.

The team's website describes the material's shape and colour as "significantly different from the surrounding lunar soil".

China is yet to share images of the material, but it did share an image from the rover heading into the crater to take a sample of the material.

One theory is that the material is an impactite, a substance which is formed when meteors hit an object in space.

The Chang'e 4 mission craft landed on the moon back in January, while the Yutu-2 rover has been sending back photos to Earth for the past 18 weeks
 
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