Riesige Augen ragen aus dem Kopf von Ringelwürmern hervor, die im Mittelmeer leben. Damit können die Tiere unfassbar gut sehen, womöglich sogar im UV-Bereich.#Augen #Ringelwurm #Vielborster #Mittelmeer #Wurm #Meer #Aasfresser #Licht #Sicht #UV #Alciopidae #Torreacandida #Vanadiscfformosa #Naiadescantrainii #Biologie
Scharfe Sicht: Der Glupschaugenwurm
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Wie nimmt eine Biene ihre Umwelt wahr? Ein neuartiges Kamerasystem zeigt die Welt aus der Perspektive verschiedener Tiere, indem es ihre Farbwahrnehmungen rekonstruiert.#Farben #Farbensehen #Farbwahrnehmung #Sehen #UV #Ultraviolett #Licht #Farbrezeptoren #Fotorezeptoren #Stäbchen #Zäpfchen #Sinneszellen #Biologie
Die Welt mit den Augen von Tieren bestaunen
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#SUNSPOTS MAKE #CLOUDS ON #NEPTUNE:
A new paper published Aug. 17th in the #research journal Icarus offers dramatic proof that solar activity can affect #planetary #weather. The big surprise: That planet is Neptune, 2.5 billion miles from the sun. Twenty-six years of images taken by the Hubble Space Telescope show bright clouds forming in sync with the 11-year solar cycle:
The connection between Neptune and solar activity is surprising to planetary scientists because Neptune is our solar system's farthest major planet and receives only 0.1% of the sunlight Earth receives. Yet Neptune's cloudy weather seems to be driven by solar activity, and not the planet's four seasons, which each last approximately 40 years.
"This is extremely exciting and unexpected," says Erandi Chavez, a graduate student at Harvard-Smithsonian's Center for Astrophysics, who led the study when she was a student at UC Berkeley.
The research team confirmed Hubble's results using data from the Webb Space Telescope, the Keck Observatory, and the Lick Observatory. The link between sunspots and Neptune's clouds appears to be solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which peaks when sunspot counts are high.
"Our findings support the theory that the #sun's #UV rays, when strong enough, may be triggering a photochemical reaction that produces Neptune's clouds," says Imke de Pater, emeritus professor of #astronomy at UC Berkeley and a senior co-author of the study.
Based on the data so far, it seems to take about two years for Neptune's clouds to fully form once the solar cycle reaches its peak. Solar Cycle 25 is rising now with a peak expected in 2024. This means Neptune's cloudy season is about to begin--a development amateur astronomers may be able to observe.
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[DE]Hiermit wird offiziell verkündet: Das geilste nach einer simplen led taschenlampe ist eine led UV taschenlampe!
[EN]Hereby it is officially announced: The hottest thing after a simple led flashlight is a led UV flashlight!
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#X-ray #Solar #Flares
6-hr max: X1 1548 UT Feb11
A DANGEROUS SUNSPOT: Sunspot AR3217 has a 'beta-gamma-delta' magnetic field that harbors energy for X-class solar flares. Indeed, it just unleashed one (see below). The sunspot is turning toward Earth so any flares this weekend are likely to be geoeffective.
SOLAR #FLARE AND RADIO BLACKOUT: Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected an X1.1-class solar flare from sunspot AR3217 (Feb. 11th @ 1548 UTC). Extreme #UV #radiation ionized the top of Earth's atmosphere, causing a strong shortwave radio blackout over South America
#Comet ZTF is approaching the ecliptic and is now near #Mars," says Jaeger. On. Saturday night they will be less than 1 degree apart.
The two celestial bodies are a study in contrast. Mars is red (due to rust in the planet's regolith). Comet ZTF is green (due to diatomic carbon in its atmosphere). Mars is 100 times brighter and easy to see with the unaided eye. Comet ZTF is nearly invisible.
https://spaceweather.com/
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https://www.thepatent.news/2021/03/28/urban-sun-the-artwork-that-eliminates-covid-19/
"Urban Sun": the artwork that eliminates Covid-19 - The Patent