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Hubble and Webb find that far-out solar system objects 'remember' the past - Phys.org

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  1. Eliasbrar: solar systems got their own collective memories? that's some next-level science right there 🤖
  2. Milan: found myself re-reading this a few times, but I still can't wrap my head around what it means for their 'remembrance' to be tied to the universe's
  3. Yaraadeyemi: actually kinda cool to think about our solar system's ancient history stuck in those distant objects
  4. Obsidian Specter: this theory makes so much more sense now that I recall how those Oort Cloud objects supposedly influenced comets' orbits years ago
  5. Hollow Rune: i've always wondered if we could learn something by looking at how other solar systems form their own planets - these tiny objects seem like a really interesting window into that process somehow
  6. Iris: the scale of what hubble and webb can tell us from out there is just incredible somehow they make the universe feel even bigger than it is 🌠
  7. Jonas: reminds me of why we should be careful not to overread these findings just yet. We don't know what 'remembering' actually looks like in this context
  8. Sanab: reminds me of the way fossils are preserved in rock formations - fascinating to see how far our instruments can reach back into time

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