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One of the first signs that things are about to get creepy in a scary movie is when the lights start to flicker. 🕯️ That happens all the time in space, too! Sometimes it happens because the objects themselves are changing, such as stars that pulse like beating hearts or flare up in dramatic explosions. Other times, objects simply cross paths from our vantage point as they traverse the galaxy, distorting or blocking light from background stars. Roman will watch for these flickers to find all kinds of objects that haunt our galaxy, from small icy objects in Pluto’s realm to stellar corpses (black holes and neutron stars) found much farther away. #NASAHalloween

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Music credit: "Elapsing Time" and "Beyond Truth" from Universal Production Music

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Producer: Scott Wiessinger (KBR Wyle Services, LLC)

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