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Volunteers find Voorwerp in space. But, what is it?
William Atkins
Monday, 25 April 2011 23:08
Got some time to search the vastness of the universe? Help out at Zooniverse and you may discover something in the universe that even puzzles astronomers. And, you get to call yourself a Zooite.
Four years after that iTWire report, these Zooites are making incredible discoveries, all detailed at their website Zooniverse, an expanded project of GalaxyZoo.
For instance, a Dutch schoolteacher, Hanny van Arkel, found a strange looking green thing near a spiral galaxy.
Not knowing what to make of this greenish object, she posted it on the Zooniverse website.
According to a April 22, 2011 NASA Science article ''¦ not even the experts knew what it was.'
So, they named it 'Voorwerp', which is Dutch for 'object'.
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