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Michele Diodati

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 6/6

An eternal and uncreated Universe

Nov 19, 2021

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 6/6

Nov 19, 2021

Michele Diodati

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 5/6

The biological Big Bang

Nov 19, 2021

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 5/6

Nov 19, 2021

Michele Diodati

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 4/6

Interstellar bacteria and mass extinctions

Nov 19, 2021

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 4/6

Nov 19, 2021

Michele Diodati

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 3/6

Evolution driven by retroviruses and extraterrestrial octopuses

Nov 19, 2021

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 3/6

Nov 19, 2021

Michele Diodati

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 2/6

Comets as vectors of life

Nov 19, 2021

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 2/6

Nov 19, 2021

Michele Diodati

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 1/6

The origin of life on Earth is unknown. In the scientific field, two theories try to explain the mystery: Abiogenesis, preferred by most…

Nov 19, 2021

Panspermia, Octopuses, and Comets 1/6

Nov 19, 2021

Michele Diodati

What Is the Actual Appearance of Astronomical Objects?

A question that immediately arises when looking at different images of the same astronomical objects

Nov 9, 2021

What Is the Actual Appearance of Astronomical Objects?

Nov 9, 2021

Michele Diodati

The First Photo of the Earth Seen from the Moon

Little known history of an image of inimitable appeal

Oct 5, 2021

The First Photo of the Earth Seen from the Moon

Oct 5, 2021

Michele Diodati

Andromeda and the Milky Way, two galaxies on a collision course

The two large spiral galaxies will eventually collide in five billion years or so. But it won’t be a head-on collision

Nov 7, 2020

Andromeda and the Milky Way, two galaxies on a collision course

Nov 7, 2020

Michele Diodati

Betelgeuse, “Smaller” and Closer Than Previously Thought

A new study recalculates the main parameters of Betelgeuse based on a triple series of astrophysical simulations

Oct 26, 2020

Betelgeuse, “Smaller” and Closer Than Previously Thought

Oct 26, 2020

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