#Ejecta
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why-i-love-comics 1 month ago
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Power Girl #16 - "Lovely Ejecta's Unlovely Coda" (2024)
written by Leah Williams art by Adriana Melo & Romulo Fajardo, Jr.
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dailydccomics 1 month ago
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there's something to be said about a hot lady beating the shit outta someone Power Girl聽#16 by Leah Williams and Adriana Melo
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evilhorse 3 months ago
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I am Ejecta!
(Power Girl Volume 3 #13)
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photonically-unstoppable 5 months ago
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Porphyrion - record-breaking plasma jet streams, measuring about 23 million light years from end to end (140 times the length of our entire galaxy), ejected from a black hole in a galaxy 7.5 billion light years away. Their ejection began when the universe was half the age it is now; their discovery was announced today in an article in Nature Magazine, spotted by the Low-Frequency Array telescope network.
Universe has some incredible things in it.
Artist's illustration: E Wernquist/D Nelson/IllustrisTNG Collaboration/M Oei/Caltech/PA
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gotham-at-nightfall 1 month ago
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Power Girl #16
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johniac 4 days ago
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SciTech Chronicles. . . . . . . . .Feb 5th, 2025
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nyrdcastpodcast 18 days ago
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trochoco 1 year ago
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Single Serving: Young Ejecta Your Planet
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cassalexander 2 years ago
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Single Serving: Young Ejecta Your Planet
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expoundingspark 2 months ago
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sundowngroup 7 months ago
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Who else is a part of this group, anyway?
BBH: That's actually a very good question!
BBH: Working off the assumption that absolutely *nobody* out there knows who we are...
BBH: There's myself, of course. I'm the senior of the Sundown Group. Then there's my own senior Flocks to the South, who... I will spare you the details on her fate. She is no longer with us. She never was.
BBH: Then we have Bolides Ejecta Anisotropy, a nearby botanical facility situated within a dense rain forest. They're my closest friend in my group, and they currently host a large population of scavengers. The largest I've ever seen or heard of!
BBH: After them, there's Looping Curiosity, who...
BBH: ...
BBH: Actually, I don't remember what Looping Curiosity did while our creators were around! What I do know is that he suffered an injury that permanently damaged his systems, so his memory isn't fantastic. But that's alright. My own memory isn't what it used to be either.
BBH: Ahem. Then there's Ultraviolet Eclipses, who... I believe was a communications hub in her prime? I'm not sure. They've never told me. I'm not especially close with it, you see.
BBH: After that is Voice of Silence. She's a rather unique case in our group. There's some kind of error with her voice, limiting her to only a few words for every spoken sentence.
BBH: I think that's everyone! I hope that one day I'll be able to open up this relay to them so they can speak to outsiders as well!
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why-i-love-comics 1 month ago
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Power Girl #16 - "Lovely Ejecta's Unlovely Coda" (2024)
written by Leah Williams art by Adriana Melo & Romulo Fajardo, Jr.
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dailydccomics 4 months ago
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oh hey *twirls hair* Power Girl聽#13
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evilhorse 2 months ago
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I can鈥檛 stand this broad.
(Power Girl Volume 3 #14)
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kvetch19 1 month ago
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michaelgabrill 1 year ago
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Physics-based Modeling and Tool Development for the Characterization and Uncertainty Quantification of Crater Formation and Ejecta Dynamics due to Plume-surface Interaction
David Scarborough Auburn University Professor Scarborough will develop and implement tools to extract critical data from experimental measurements of plume surface interaction (PSI) to identify and classify dominant regimes, develop physics-based, semi-empirical models to predict the PSI phenomena, and quantify the uncertainties. The team will adapt and apply state-of-the-art image processing techniques such as edge [鈥 from NASA https://ift.tt/CkO8VA9
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