Posted on Sep 9, 2022
The James Webb Space Telescope opens spooky season with stunning images of Tarantula nebula
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As the leaves in the Northern Hemisphere begin to change colors and Halloween decorations begin to emerge from dusty attics, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) appears to be embracing “spooky season.” The powerful NASA/ESA/CSA space telescope released chilling new images of 30 Doradus aka the Tarantula Nebula yesterday. The nebula’s arachnid inspired nickname comes from its similar appearance to a burrowing tarantula’s silk-lined home, according to NASA.
The James Webb Space Telescope opens spooky season with stunning images of Tarantula nebula
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Cpl Vic Burk
MSgt Dale Johnson I like that word. I might just have to use that when a student comes to the board to work a problem.
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Cpl Vic Burk
MSgt Dale Johnson - I will. I made myself a note so I can remember it. Tuesday would be a great day to use it. I will have visitors from administration, fellow math teachers and Central office in my classroom part of the day. Thanks Brother Dale.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
Thanks Cpl Vic Burk I hope Sgt (Join to see) and Maj William W. 'Bill' Price get notified but who knows if the system works any more?
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Lt Col Charlie Brown - Yes, I received it, Charlie... So far I have not been bothered by our friend... (?!)
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