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Aleporidaae.bsky.social

Red sky, eclipsing moon? This is beautiful

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DWbrandtandstein.com

I’m pretty sure it was “the shadow on the moon at night,” showing that he’s haunting the night and causing terror by eclipsing the only light source

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Bbriesfunhouse.bsky.social

day3 darkness little late but im here! mite do the other days i missed #artober#hideoutartoberfriends#art

An ominous and moody drawing of an eye eclipsing the Sun looking down at a lone house in the woods
Art friends Artober prompt list.
1. Sun, 2. Crystal, 3. Darkness, 4. Treehouse, 5. Snake, 6. Candle, 7. Mushroom, 8. Mirror, 9. Dream, 10. Machine, 11. Midnight, 12. Inky, 13. Witch, 14. Arrow, 15. Memories, 16. Mermaid, 17. Thunder, 18. Crawling, 19. Timezones, 20. Were-beast, 21. Moon, 22. Abyss, 23. Secret garden, 24. Pumpkin, 25. Ocean, 26. Shield, 27. Black cat, 28. Spector, 29. Snow, 30. Tempting, 31. First Halloween.
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Eesiode.bsky.social

📃Scientific paper: Fundamental effective temperature measurements for eclipsing binary stars -- V. The circumbinary planet system EBLM J0608-59 ➡️ Continued on ES/IODE

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BMbenmonreal.bsky.social

As soon as Rubin (or NGRT or PLATO) tees up a big eclipsing binary catalog for us, we think MOND (at least our reference realization, QUMOND) will be detectable or refuteable. (Some OGLE binaries in the LMC might be worth measuring now, for any ambitious photometry nerds) 🧵5/6

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BMbenmonreal.bsky.social

Elliptical orbits are exactly periodic in Keplerian gravity, but they precess in MOND. It turns out that the ECLIPSE TIMING of an eclipsing system (binary star or exoplanet) is exquisitely sensitive to precession---if the binary is eccentric enough and aligned in a lucky way. 🧵4/6

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BMbenmonreal.bsky.social

On ArXiV today: "An eccentric transit timing test of modified gravity" shows how to use distant eclipsing binary stars to test theories of gravity, especially variants of MOND that are reported to provide dark-matter-free models of galactic rotation curves. arxiv.org/abs/2410.01513 thread 1/6 🔭🧪⚛️

An eccentric transit timing test of modified gravity
An eccentric transit timing test of modified gravity

The MOND modified gravity paradigm, best known for its agreement with galactic rotation curve data, is difficult to devise laboratory tests for. MOND's predictions differ substantially from Newtonian ...

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SCstarcourier.bsky.social

[2410.00590] T. Pawar et al.: Comprehensive study of five candidate delta Scuti-type pulsators in detached eclipsing binaries. link

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SCstarcourier.bsky.social

[2410.01711] Veselin B. Kostov et al.: TIC 290061484: A Triply Eclipsing Triple System with the Shortest Known Outer Period of 24.5 Days. link

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