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Pillars of Creation zoom, Saturn-Mimas image and a reported Juice gravity assist

One post shares a telescope zoom into the Pillars of Creation; another shares a Saturn-Mimas image captured in 2004.

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A science post shares a zoom into the Pillars of Creation using ground-based telescopes and Hubble. It describes columns of gas and dust spanning roughly 4 to 5 light-years. Another post shares an image of Saturn and its moon Mimas captured on November 7, 2004. An October 4 morning brief says Europe’s Juice spacecraft used Earth’s gravity to bend its path toward Jupiter.

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@weadvertizers🔬 Morning Brief — 04 Oct 2026 Today's stories span AI at work, a spacecraft slingshot, and new clues on hearing loss. • A departing OpenAI safety employee is publicly raising concerns about the company. • Europe's Juice spacecraft used Earth's gravity to bend its path toward Jupiter. • Squid hair cells may hold clues to human hearing loss. • A prototype injectable foam could seal deep wounds and prevent amputations. • Simulations suggest the Milky Way began as thousands of small galaxies. The thread running through today is discovery at very different scales, from cells to galaxies. Watch how the AI safety departure shapes the debate over who guards these systems. Full stories are on the WeAD Platform under Global Trade. @soneium @StartaleApp @StartaleGroup @weadvertize (Soundchains Community)1d
@wonderofscienceZoom into the Pillars of Creations with a combination of ground based telescopes and Hubble. These columns of gas and dust that span roughly 4 to 5 light-years are sculpted and eroded by stellar winds from the nearby massive stars. 📽: NASA, ESA/Hubble9h
@WorldAndScienceSpectacular: A giant and its tiny companion. Saturn and its moon Mimas, captured on November 7, 2004. (Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/Kevin M. Gill)6h
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    @weadvertizers🔬 Morning Brief — 04 Oct 2026 Today's stories span AI at work, a spacecraft slingshot, and new clues on hearing loss. • A departing OpenAI safety employee is publicly raising concerns about the company. • Europe's Juice spacecraft used Earth's gravity to bend its path toward Jupiter. • Squid hair cells may hold clues to human hearing loss. • A prototype injectable foam could seal deep wounds and prevent amputations. • Simulations suggest the Milky Way began as thousands of small galaxies. The thread running through today is discovery at very different scales, from cells to galaxies. Watch how the AI safety departure shapes the debate over who guards these systems. Full stories are on the WeAD Platform under Global Trade. @soneium @StartaleApp @StartaleGroup @weadvertize (Soundchains Community)1d
    @wonderofscienceZoom into the Pillars of Creations with a combination of ground based telescopes and Hubble. These columns of gas and dust that span roughly 4 to 5 light-years are sculpted and eroded by stellar winds from the nearby massive stars. 📽: NASA, ESA/Hubble9h
    @WorldAndScienceSpectacular: A giant and its tiny companion. Saturn and its moon Mimas, captured on November 7, 2004. (Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/Kevin M. Gill)6h
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