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Japanese skywatchers spot Jupiter hit by another space rock – National Herald
According to a tweet posted by the project, the October 15 observation included two different types of light, visible and infrared,…
The skywatchers confirmed the observation with a team led by Ko Arimatsu, an astronomer at Japan’s Kyoto University who takes part in the Organised Autotelescopes for Serendipitous Event Survey (OASES) project.
According to a tweet posted by the project,…
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