From Ares, news from the stars and celestial surprises

Against all odds, no! The news brings not only unpleasant surprises… For those who, due to reaction or simple distrust, are equally accustomed to walking with their noses on their shoes…

Against all odds, no! The news brings not only unpleasant surprises… For those who, out of reaction or simple distrust, are as accustomed to walking with their noses in their shoes as for those who always have their heads in the clouds, it will have an impact that was impossible to ignore the unique clarity of the night. August 31, surrounded by a rare halo of the thirteenth full moon, more visible than usual. We have to believe that Heaven, since it seems to hear us, must have wanted to spare us the fear of the coming return to schools battered by September’s storms and inflation-corrected data. And to give courage to our young children as well as to those who suddenly taste the joy of remote work or completely full employment, the rebellious celestial company wanted to lend us its lights for a few nights, just to say that it is monitoring the grain and, in return, it would be good for us to resolve never to harm it again. Other. But before August’s happy blue moon, and more seriously, our stars, in the secrecy and heat of June, decided to give us another surprise. As the James Webb Telescope wanders around the boundaries of the Orion Nebula, a few researchers from the Paris Observatory have discovered it, and that’s a great first! A new molecule known as methyl cation (CH3+), instead goes ashore. If the news hasn’t already spread about Ares, it has already spread around the world of astrophysics, and that’s a great precedent! who has been seeking to capture the molecule for more than 50 years. Isolated in the Orion Nebula, 1,350 light-years from Earth, where planets capable of supporting life could form, the methyl cation is able to bind to many organic molecules in order to generate them. The appearance of life. amazing! Only this…