Consider supporting the #AreciboWow initiative, which involves searching for extraterrestrial communications using the archival data from the Arecibo Observatory. Remember, #GivingTuesday is coming up next week. phl.upr.edu/wowphl.upr.edu/support
This month, we are working on an exciting new technosignatures project to search for Wow! Signals in the archival data of the Arecibo Observatory's 12-meter and 305-meter telescopes. More details to come soon. 🖖
Sentar cátedra sobre planetas, cuando hay trillones, probablemente más, con una diversidad casi inimaginable, es muy pretencioso. Aún nos queda mucho por aprender. Sobra cierta arrogancia y falta mucha humildad. Por eso es tan importante el @PlanetaryHabLab
Here are @PlanetaryHabLab estimates of the mean global surface temperatures of the planets around TRAPPIST-1 for thin to thick atmospheres (<10 bars). TRAPPIST-1 b, measured ~500 K, is within our predictions. 😀
Today is the 11th anniversary of the Habitable Exoplanets Catalog. Here are visualization of the habitable zone, orbital diagrams, location in the night sky, and links to NASA's @nexsci_ipac data. phl.upr.edu/projects/habitab…
The Habitable Exoplanets Catalog was updated with data from NASA's @nexsci_ipac. There are up to 61 potentially habitable worlds out of 5200 known #exoplanets. Planets LP 890-9 c, Ross 508 b, and GJ 514 b were just added to the catalog. Explore them here! phl.upr.edu/projects/habitab…