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    10 times 'Red Dwarf' got there before bigger sci-fi hits▼10 times 'Red Dwarf' beat other TV shows and movies to brilliant sci-fi ideas✉newsCultureTelevision6 h ago

    British comedy series 'Red Dwarf' is being credited with anticipating ideas later used by better-known science fiction shows and films. A retrospective feature lists ten occasions when the cult series about the last human alive aboard a mining ship explored concepts like virtual reality, AI and time travel before more famous franchises made them mainstream. Fans are revisiting the show's knack for clever genre ideas wrapped in sitcom humour.

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    New Potentially Habitable Exoplanet GJ 3378 b Announced●New potentially habitable exoplanet: - GJ 3378 b: https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GJ_3378# Planetary_system https:// en.wMmastodonScienceSpace66 d ago

    Astronomers have identified GJ 3378 b as a new potentially habitable exoplanet, orbiting the nearby red dwarf star GJ 3378. The planet has been added to lists of potentially habitable worlds, drawing interest from space enthusiasts and astronomers discussing what its discovery means for the search for life beyond Earth.

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    Astronomers marvel at new discoveries around white dwarf stars●RE: https:// bots.defencegeeks.net/@popsci/ 117389784945650449 We never thought such a thing was possible until we foundMmastodonScienceSpace45 d ago

    Astronomy enthusiasts are highlighting the ongoing wave of exoplanet discoveries, noting that scientists have found planetary examples orbiting dead stars over the past two decades. The discussion explains that a white dwarf is what remains after a Sun-like star passes through its red giant phase, and celebrates exoplanet science as an endless source of surprising finds.

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    James Webb Space Telescope probes exoplanet HATS-6b's atmosphere▼# HATS6b # exoplanète # JamesWebb # ammoniac # atmosphère # astronomie # espace # science # HATS6b # exoplanet # JamesWeMmastodonScience26 d ago

    The exoplanet HATS-6b is being discussed alongside the James Webb Space Telescope and ammonia, suggesting new findings about the distant world's atmosphere. HATS-6b is a gas giant orbiting a faint red dwarf star, and observations of molecules like ammonia in exoplanet atmospheres are a key goal of the telescope's science programme. Details beyond the hashtags and a link to a French tech news site are limited.