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Artificial Spaceship Detected in the Solar System!

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February 21, 2018

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No really - there's an artificial probe detected by astronomers to be moving at speed through the Solar System this week! It's Cherry Red, looks like a car, and used to belong to Elon Musk. Ok sorry for the bait! These observations actually give us a sense as to what an artificial interstellar interloper might look like. But this week hasn't been all cherries as the President takes aim at WFIRST, a next-gen space telescope which was the top recommendation of the US astronomy community in the last decadal survey.

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► SpaceX website

► Popular Mechanics article on the rotation rate of the Roadster

► University of Hawaii news story on their images

► MMT video by Tim Pickering

► WFIRST NASA website

► Astro2010 Decadal Survey

► Columbia University Department of Astronomy

► Cool Worlds Lab website

► Background music by Evolv ("Higher Learning") and Adrian Walther ("Illuminate") licensed through Soundstripe.com

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