NASA's Exoplanet Excursions TRAPPIST-1 VR 360

Take a guided journey through the amazing TRAPPIST-1 star system, known to be the home of 7 Earth-size exoplanets orbiting a star that is only a little larger than Jupiter. This immersive VR experience is based on the best current understanding of what these worlds could be like given their sizes, densities, and proximity to their star. While the planetary images are artistic extrapolations, the relative sizes and positions are all portrayed accurately.

This experience was developed by the Communications and Education group at Caltech/IPAC and has been released in conjunction with the 15th anniversary of NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope mission.

Spitzer, along with a number of other observatories on Earth and in Space, has contributed to our understanding of the TRAPPIST-1 system.

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory manages the Spitzer Space Telescope mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate. Science operations are conducted at the Spitzer Science Center at Caltech.

[abakaradakhir]

c'est magnifique, la science est ma vie...

[gabrielsdorj]

Simplesmente incrível, parabéns pelo trabalho maravilhoso Caltech (JPL).

[ellell]

Trappist 1-C being tidally locked may have a super hot day side and a very habitable night side lit up by aurora 10000 times brighter than what we see on earth .. The thinner the atmosphere the more extreme temp diff on Day/night side ..

[rathe]

Those planets were so cool like if u agree

[ufvkeyz]

I have questions about dark energy
Dark energy is pushing the universe towards expansion
The first question is
How fast is cosmic expansion?
The question is about galaxies
How far will these groups go within an hour of global expansion?

The second question is
Is there a change in the speed of this cosmic expansion?

The third question is
About the thermal residues of the big explosion ((Radiation of the cosmic background at the ends of the universe))
Question 3 Does this radiation give us measurements of the speed of the universe?

I want a number about the speed of dark energy At the beginning of the Big Bang that created the universe



The fourth question is
If the speed of the dark energy is variable
Will this change explain what happened before the Big Bang?
We hope the centers of space research to develop monitoring and measurement devices

Please send my four questions to space scientists

[everyl]

would i meet 9 hot boys in exoplanet? haha i'm kidding, i love this! (and if you understand, yes i'm talking about exo 😀)

[aligold]

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[dathannumberblocks]

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