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Anonymous (ID: mcJfMS0J) United States No.513623566 >>513623626 >>513623663 >>513624039 >>513624839 >>513624924 >>513625597 >>513626838 >>513628508 >>513632235 >>513633463
James web telescope peeking at Uranus
Science is settled. Uranus has a very strong gravitational pull all likes when objects get intimate with its orbit.
Anonymous (ID: mcJfMS0J) United States No.513623626
>>513623566 (OP)
Imagine 29 objects in Uranus. Sneaky and very gassy.
Anonymous (ID: rp1Lbp+q) Canada No.513623663
>>513623566 (OP)
time to have a shower i guess
Anonymous (ID: gADesxUB) Norway No.513623744
It's the newly discovered moon yomomma
Anonymous (ID: rp1Lbp+q) Canada No.513624039 >>513624947
>>513623566 (OP)
to be fair, finding tiny new moons as telescopes improve is not a rare happening. they found a whole bunch of them around saturn not long back that hadn't been seen before. another dozen or something. the moons around saturn are free. you can just take them. saturn has about 59 moons.
Anonymous (ID: h7K5uxk1) Italy No.513624839
>>513623566 (OP)
Science is Fake until proven Gay
Anonymous (ID: OHRRIBRW) United States No.513624924 >>513627898 >>513629014
>>513623566 (OP)
Anonymous (ID: i1Zrxo3y) United States No.513624928 >>513625290
>Scientists Confirm Uranus Smells Like Farts
just one little bit of circumstantial evidence to hopefully make people question how real science is
Anonymous (ID: /c+P1j9+) Poland No.513624947 >>513625184 >>513631732
>>513624039
>saturn has about 59 moons
274
Anonymous (ID: rp1Lbp+q) Canada No.513625184
>>513624947
oh, you're right yeah. was just trying to recall one article i read about it months ago. thanks for the correction.
Anonymous (ID: rp1Lbp+q) Canada No.513625290
>>513624928
whats not real is science journalism. the truth is probably that a bit of methane has been detected in the atmosphere of uranus and the journo decided to make a dumb click bait headline.
Anonymous (ID: JHl1bhJ8) United States No.513625597 >>513626130
>>513623566 (OP)
Every single one of these space headlines is bait. They all use Jewish phrasing to give off the impression it's about aliens.
OP's article is about a moon. That's the "mysterious object."
https://science.nasa.gov/blogs/webb/2025/08/19/new-moon-discovered-orbiting-uranus-using-nasas-webb-telescope/
Anonymous (ID: mcJfMS0J) United States No.513626130
>>513625597
Absolutely. It's all click bait.
Dave (ID: DQPdKZRf) Czech Republic No.513626838 >>513627105
>>513623566 (OP)
It's a tiny moon therefore not mysterious

I fucking hate this "journalists" and people reposting their crap
Anonymous (ID: mcJfMS0J) United States No.513627105
>>513626838
Sorry, I posted it because its rectal humor. I'll probably do it again.
Anonymous (ID: MT4184m7) United States No.513627898
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Anonymous (ID: hook//iD) Brazil No.513628508
>>513623566 (OP)
I wonder how astronomers manage to keep a straight face throughout their work day.
Anonymous (ID: ZvWLrvzw) United Kingdom No.513629014
>>513624924
Anonymous !niqjediPCA (ID: MIoHP4un) United States No.513631481
Anonymous (ID: EH8QmQwy) No.513631611
Not Myanus
Anonymous (ID: EH8QmQwy) No.513631732
>>513624947
277 actually
They missed a few wee tiny ones.
Anonymous (ID: Qko+yZfS) United States No.513632235 >>513633223
>>513623566 (OP)
AHHHH!
Anonymous (ID: bfVSgIkf) United States No.513633223
>>513632235
"Outlandish Molecule" sounds like either the name of a Chinese bootleg toy, or a 90s ska/punk band.
Anonymous (ID: TAcaef6/) United States No.513633463
>>513623566 (OP)
>mysterious object
>turns out to be not mysterious at all, just 2 lines down
Woah what are the odds that a planet with 28 moons might have a tiny uncatalogued moon that was too small to see? Something like 90%?