La Brújula de la Ciencia s09e04: Luz zodiacal y polvo interplanetario
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El friki echaba de menos a Toni Bolaño... qué tierno. Como bien dice Pilar, para qué sirve, pudiendo ir a la radio a cobrar por esta cosa.
alberto no te escondas y saca el tema de la marina i los ovnis!!!!! nos lo tenemos que creer?
una vez vi la luz zodiacal muy intensa, fue en el.atardecer desde Argentina, era luz zodiacal u otra cosa?
El artículo que hemos comentado hoy en el que se detectan algunas partículas del polvo zodiacal es "Micrometeoroid Events in LISA Pathfinder", James I. Thorpe et al. The Astrophysical Journal vol. 883, pp. 53-67 (2019)