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r/astrophysics
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The branch of astronomy concerned with the physical nature of stars and other celestial bodies, and the application of the laws and theories of physics to the interpretation of astronomical observations.
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to r/astrophysics by Economy-Macaron-4605
1 month ago
Pulse rockets or nuclear detonator rockets.
to r/astrophysics by External-Grade1976
8 months ago
Can a hypothetical QWR star support life on a terraformed planet orbiting in the habitable zone?
to r/astrophysics by External-Grade1976
8 months ago
Could Blue stars that include Neutron stars/pulsars, QWR similar to HD 45166, B-type star slightly less massive than Regulus that experienced a similar mass transfer, and a 20126 kelvin White dwarf star be hypothetically terraformed?
to r/astrophysics by Half-White_Moustache
3 months ago
Can I measure the size and mass of a planet by knowing what its lowest orbit distance?
to r/astrophysics by External-Grade1976
8 months ago
Can two high mass White dwarf stars that orbit each other at a close and stable orbit warm each other and maintain their surface temperature through their light?
to r/astrophysics by ExoGeniVI
6 months ago
Can you blow my mind with a space fact?
to r/astrophysics by External-Grade1976
8 months ago
What affects the surface temperature of the inner accretion disk of a Black hole?
to r/astrophysics by External-Grade1976
8 months ago
How hot would the surface temperature of the inner accretion disk of Ton 618
to r/astrophysics by External-Grade1976
8 months ago
How hot would the surface temperature of the inner accretion disk of Ton 618
to r/astrophysics by External-Grade1976
8 months ago
Quark stars
to r/astrophysics by TheOneWeirdo
1 year ago
Could asteroid debris leave the solar system?
to r/astrophysics by louiebuckwheat
2 months ago
Is there any oxygen in space?
to r/astrophysics by Nickbuddha11
3 months ago
What're some tips to getting into astrophysics?
to r/astrophysics by tinderphallus
1 year ago
Will the sun die?
to r/astrophysics by HankHillEnthusiast
1 year ago
Math help for Physics Bachelors
to r/astrophysics by mllhild
1 year ago
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What is a good resource on orbital resonances of moons and how to calculate them?
to r/astrophysics by mattmattok
1 year ago
*Amateur question • So, the true make up of the entire universe is magnetic waves, or fields-that all particles like the electron are simply globs of energy within these waves or fields-is this correct? Is all matter just globs of energy within magnetic fields?
to r/astrophysics by CuzRedditSaidIt
7 months ago
A question about orbits and relative movement.
to r/astrophysics by Captain_Nemo_2012
1 year ago
Questions on our Stellar Neighborhood (100 LY Dia of Sol)
to r/astrophysics by EthicalBisexual
1 year ago
Can you have compression waves that propagate through dense areas of stuff but the “stuff” isn’t very structured (structured like rocks, gas, etc)... like particles or photons?
to r/astrophysics by StupendousTurtle
10 months ago
Becoming an Astrophysics
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1 month ago
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Nuclear Explosion/Activity at the Center of Black Hole
to r/astrophysics by Stone-Baked
2 months ago
Photons! Respect thee!
to r/astrophysics by nallen
6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Science AMA Series: We are graduate students at Cornell University studying what things like colliding black holes and wormholes actually look like. We also provided black hole visualizations for the special effects team of Interstellar. AUA! (Post your questions to the linked /r/science submission) image
Science AMA Series: We are graduate students at Cornell University studying what things like colliding black holes and wormholes actually look like. We also provided black hole visualizations for the special effects team of Interstellar. AUA! (Post your questions to the linked /r/science submission)
to r/astrophysics by upnorth77
4 months ago
Could a planet share an orbit with Earth?