Astronomía descriptiva #66: La lluvia de meteoros de las gemínidas
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Astronomía descriptiva #67: Tormenta solar de noviembre 2025, Cometa 3I (ATLAS) y C/2025 A6 (Lemmon)
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The James Webb Telescope just saw Alpha Centauri for the first time — and it’s unsettling.
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