Gaia sees strange stars in most detailed Milky Way survey to date
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By USH
Recently NASA solar satellites captured some strange anomalies near the sun.
It is often said that these kind objects are just streaks left by cosmic rays or charged particles from space or a camera glitch but what if these objects which are not looking natural, are alien?
There is a cosmic cover-up of the highest order, but for how long they can keep the existence of UFOs in space secret from the public, especially if you see massive objects in the vicinity of the sun that clearly show solid-looking structures.
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By Space Force
The Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey is available for eligible Department of the Air Force employees now and will continue through June 23. The feedback civilian employees gave in 2022 have earned the service the #9 ranking for large agencies by the Partnership for Public Service’s “Best Places to Work in the Federal Government” in 2022.
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By European Space Agency
Data from ESA’s star-mapping Gaia spacecraft has allowed astronomers to image a gigantic exoplanet using Japan's Subaru Telescope. This world is the first confirmed exoplanet found by Gaia’s ability to sense the gravitational tug or ‘wobble’ a planet induces on its star. And the technique points the way to the future of direct exoplanet imaging.
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