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  1. French Physicist's Beautiful Proxima Centauri Photo Turns Out to Be a Piece of Chorizo  IGN
  2. Scientist says 'space telescope image' was really just a slice of chorizo  WFAA
  3. Scientist's photo of 'distant star' was actually a slice of chorizo  USA TODAY
  4. Scientist shares spicy pic of 'James Webb' discovery  The Register
  5. French scientist reveals ‘space telescope image’ was actually slice of sausage  South China Morning Post
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Étienne Klein tweeted out a photo of a piece of chorizo posing as the closest star to the Sun.Étienne Klein tweeted out a photo of a piece of chorizo posing as the closest star to the Sun.

Étienne Klein Apologizes for Tweet Saying a Sausage Was a Star

Renowned physicist forced to apologise over ‘planet’ photo which was actually piece of chorizoRenowned physicist forced to apologise over ‘planet’ photo which was actually piece of chorizo

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Chorizo shines like a star in telescope prank, game creates mechanical versions of electronic circuits – Physics World

The internet gets fooled by a sausage slice impersonating a celestial body as seen through the Webb telescope. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.The internet gets fooled by a sausage slice impersonating a celestial body as seen through the Webb telescope. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.

A sausage slice masking as a star tricks the internet | Science | columbustelegram.com

Prominent French scientist Etienne Klein declared, was the latest astonishing picture taken by the James Webb Space Telescope of Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our Sun.Prominent French scientist Etienne Klein declared, was the latest astonishing picture taken by the James Webb Space Telescope of Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our Sun.

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Set hyperdrives for the Chorizos system ... oh actually it's baloney

Spicy scientist shares pic of 'James Webb' discovery • The Register

A picture shared by Étienne Klein drew backlash on Twitter, prompting him to apologise.  | World NewsA picture shared by Étienne Klein drew backlash on Twitter, prompting him to apologise. 

Top French scientist tweets apology for ‘scientific joke’: ‘Star or sausage?’ | World News - Hindustan Times

French scientist Étienne Klein Tweeted a photo of a slice of chorizo against a black background, commenting, "Photo of Proxima Centauri, the closest star to the Sun, located 4.2 light years from us. It was taken by the JWST [James Webb Space Telescope]. This level of detail… A new world is revealed day after day."…French scientist Étienne Klein Tweeted a photo of a slice of chorizo against a black background, commenting, “Photo of Proxima Centauri, the closest star to the Sun, located 4.2 light years f…

Famous French physicist's photo of Proxima Centauri was a slice of pork sausage | Boing Boing

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A renowned French scientist has apologised after causing confusion between a far-away star and a slice of chorizo. Etienne Klein was met with backlash after posting the joke with some claiming he was irresponsibleA renowned French scientist has apologised after causing confusion between a far-away star and a slice of chorizo. Etienne Klein was met with backlash after posting the joke with some claiming he was irresponsible

Scientist apologises after his photograph of star turns out to be spicy sausage - World News - Mirror Online

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A renowned French physicist has issued an apology on Twitter after sharing a photo of a nearby star, which turned out to be sliced chorizo.A renowned French physicist has issued an apology on Twitter after sharing a photo of a nearby star, which turned out to be sliced chorizo.

Scientist embarrassed after photo of "star" turns out to be sliced chorizo | News

A French scientist apologized after tweeting a photo of a slice of chorizo, claiming it was an image of a star taken by the James Webb telescope.A French scientist apologized after tweeting a photo of a slice of chorizo, claiming it was an image of a star taken by the James Webb telescope.

Top scientist admits space image was actually a slice of chorizo | Science | winonadailynews.com

The French scientist Etienne Klein apologized on Twitter for a hoax in which he passed off a slice of chorizo as a picture of the star Proxima Centauri, a gesture that was intendedThe French scientist Etienne Klein apologized on Twitter for a hoax in which he passed off a slice of chorizo as a picture of the star Proxima Centauri, a gesture that was intended

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A French scientist apologized for a joke he posted on Twitter, in which he claimed a photo of a chorizo was that of a star. A French scientist apologized for a joke he posted on Twitter, in which he claimed a photo of a chorizo was that of a star. 

French scientist admits to joke tweeting picture of chorizo, not ‘space telescope image’ | WYTV

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The astonishingly powerful James Webb Space Telescope is capable of many things, but does that really include spotting interstellar sausage?The astonishingly powerful James Webb Space Telescope is capable of many things, but does that really include spotting interstellar sausage?

No, James Webb Did Not Spot A Distant Star Made Of Sausage

The closest star to the Sun, Proxima Centauri, was captured in this stunning image by the James Webb Space Telescope, according to eminent FrenchThe closest star to the Sun, Proxima Centauri, was captured in this stunning image by the James Webb Space Telescope, according to eminent French

French scientist Etienne Klein apologizes after posting image of star that was actually sausage

Etienne Klein posted a photo of chorizo sausage on his Twitter, joking that it was an image from the James Webb Space Telescope.Etienne Klein posted a photo of chorizo sausage on his Twitter, joking that it was an image from the James Webb Space Telescope.

French Physicist Posts Telescope Photo That Turned Out to Be Chorizo

A director at France's Atomic Energy Commission apologises after his "distant star" tweet turns out to be a slice of chorizo.A director at France's Atomic Energy Commission apologises after his "distant star" tweet turns out to be a slice of chorizo.

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The French physicist Etienne Klein posted a photo of the newest famous planet, Proxima Centauri, situated 4.2 light years away. The photograph was stunningThe French physicist Etienne Klein posted a photo of the newest famous planet, Proxima Centauri, situated 4.2 light years away. The photograph was stunning

Proxima Centauri photo turned out to be a piece of Chorizo - Game News 24

Etienne Klein posted the image on Twitter, but has now claimed it to be a 'prank'Etienne Klein posted the image on Twitter, but has now claimed it to be a 'prank'

French scientist apologies after photograph of star turns out to be image of chorizo

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A prominent French physicist has been forced to apologize for an image he said was taken from a new NASA space telescope but was actually a piece ofA prominent French physicist has been forced to apologize for an image he said was taken from a new NASA space telescope but was actually a piece of

Silly sausage! A French physicist forced to apologize for a photo of a "planet" that was a shot of Chorizo

The magnificent, planetary orb was just a piece of Spanish chorizo, and the physicist has since had to make a public apology for causing any confusion.The magnificent, planetary orb was just a piece of Spanish chorizo, and the physicist has since had to make a public apology for causing any confusion.

Physicist Apologizes for Fooling Public Into Thinking a Picture of Chorizo Was a Star

French physicist tienne Klein tweeted: "Photo of Proxima Centauri, the closest star to the Sun, located at a distance of 4.2 light years from us. This wasFrench physicist tienne Klein tweeted: "Photo of Proxima Centauri, the closest star to the Sun, located at a distance of 4.2 light years from us. This was

Physicists Apologize For Offering A Piece Of Sausage As A Star Captured By NASA's Telescope

A top French scientist Etienne Klein had tweeted an image of a red ball of fire last week apparently taken by the James Webb Space telescope as Twitter celebrated the new discovery, however, the picture turned out to be an image of Spanish sausage chorizo. Klein marvelled at the "level of detail" in his post while highlighting that it was taken by James Webb Space Telescope as the image exploded on Twitter. However, the French scientist backtracked saying it wasn't a star but spicy Spanish sausage chorizo.Klein said the red fireball was a scientists joke. The photo had gone viral on social media last week.

Was the telescope image a 'sausage'? top scientist admits mistake - Trending News

A French scientist has apologised after sharing a picture he claimed was from NASA – but which was actually just a cross-section of a chorizo.A French scientist has apologised after sharing a picture he claimed was from NASA – but which was actually just a cross-section of a chorizo.

French scientist sorry for space pic that was really chorizo

A French scientist shared a photo of some chorizo believing it was an image of a distant star taken by NASA's telescope - he was astounded by the 'level of detail' on the spicy sausageA French scientist shared a photo of some chorizo believing it was an image of a distant star taken by NASA's telescope - he was astounded by the 'level of detail' on the spicy sausage

Scientist's deep space image of 'distant star' turns out to be photo of a spicy sausage - Daily Star

This, prominent French scientist Etienne Klein declared, was the latest astonishing picture taken by the James Webb Space Telescope of Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our Sun.This, prominent French scientist Etienne Klein declared, was the latest astonishing picture taken by the James Webb Space Telescope of Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our Sun.

Scientist Joke: French Physicist Shares Sausage Photo As 'Star', Apologises

Etienne Klein had tweeted the image out as a joke to inspire broader, healthier skepticism over the validity of astronomical images.Etienne Klein had tweeted the image out as a joke to inspire broader, healthier skepticism over the validity of astronomical images.

Chorizo Centauri? Award-Winning Physicist Trolls Media With Image of Sausage » Explorersweb

This French physicist posted a picture that he claimed a brand-new image from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. In fact, it was a cross-section of chorizo.This French physicist posted a picture that he claimed a brand-new image from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. In fact, it was a cross-section of chorizo.

French Physicist Fools Internet For Claiming that a Chorizo Picture is a Star Captured by NASA's James Webb | Tech Times

A well-known French physicist made a public apology after he posted a photo that he claimed was a new photo...

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Turns out scientists have a sense of humor too but a French physicist's attempt at a joke did not go down well with people.'A scientist's joke' gone wrong.

French physicist forced to apologise for 'chorizo' space photo | Metro News

‘I come to present my apologies to those whom my hoax may have shocked,’ renowned physicist Étienne Klein said ‘I come to present my apologies to those whom my hoax may have shocked,’ renowned physicist Étienne Klein said

Scientist forced to apologise after ‘new picture of star’ turns out to be slice of chorizo | The Independent

The internet gets fooled by a sausage slice impersonating a celestial body as seen through the Webb telescope. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.The internet gets fooled by a sausage slice impersonating a celestial body as seen through the Webb telescope. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.

A sausage slice masking as a star tricks the internet | Latest Headlines | nonpareilonline.com

Etienne Klein apologized for misleading some Twitter followers with his "scientist's joke."Etienne Klein apologized for misleading some Twitter followers with his "scientist's joke."

A prominent scientist posted an image of a distant star he said was taken by the Webb telescope. It was actually a slice of chorizo. - CBS News

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A red ball of fire, glowing menacingly against a black background. This, prominent French scientist Etienne Klein declared, was the latest astonishing picture taken by the James Webb Space Telescope,…A red ball of fire, glowing menacingly against a black background. This, prominent French scientist Etienne Klein declared, was the latest astonishing picture taken by the James Webb Space Telescope,…

French scientist says James Webb telescope sends back stunning picture of . . . a Spanish sausage!

The internet gets fooled by a sausage slice impersonating a celestial body as seen through the Webb telescope. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.The internet gets fooled by a sausage slice impersonating a celestial body as seen through the Webb telescope. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.

A sausage slice masking as a star tricks the internet | Latest News | starexponent.com

Etienne Klein, the renowned physicist and director of France's Atomic Energy and Alternative Energy Commission, shared a photo of the spicy Spanish sausage onEtienne Klein, the renowned physicist and director of France's Atomic Energy and Alternative Energy Commission, shared a photo of the spicy Spanish sausage on

A Scientist Believes The "space Telescope Image" Is Actually A Piece Of Chorizo.

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Étienne Klein revealed a photo he tweeted was not from the James Webb Space Telescope. Instead, he said, he had posted an image of a slice of chorizo.Étienne Klein revealed a photo he tweeted was not from the James Webb Space Telescope. Instead, he said, he had posted an image of a slice of chorizo.

Scientist's photo of 'distant star' was actually a slice of chorizo

Missing ContentA celestial image of our closest neighbor in the galaxy, or a tasty Spanish sausage?

Physicist Shares Spicy “JWST Image” And People Got Mad It Was Actually Chorizo | IFLScienceMissing | IFLScience</a></p> </figcaption> </figure> </div> </div> </div> <amp-animation id="showAnim" layout="nodisplay"> <script type="application/json"> { "duration": "600ms", "fill": "both", "iterations": "1", "direction": "alternate", "animations": [ { "selector": "#scrollToTopButton", "keyframes": [ { "opacity": "1", "visibility": "visible" } ] } ] } </script> </amp-animation> <!-- ... and the second one is for adding the button.--> <amp-animation id="hideAnim" layout="nodisplay"> <script type="application/json"> { "duration": "200ms", "fill": "both", "iterations": "1", "direction": "alternate", "animations": [ { "selector": "#scrollToTopButton", "keyframes": [ { "opacity": "0", "visibility": "hidden" } ] } ] } </script> </amp-animation> <!-- ... and the second one is for adding the button.--> <button id="scrollToTopButton" on="tap:top-page.scrollTo(duration=200)" class="scrollToTop">⌃</button> <footer class="better-amp-footer "><div class="better-amp-footer-nav"> </div> <amp-auto-ads type="adsense" data-ad-client="ca-pub-3459615361745091"> </amp-auto-ads> <amp-analytics type="googleanalytics"><script type="application/json">{"vars":{"account":"UA-55602305-8"},"triggers":{"trackPageview":{"on":"visible","request":"pageview"}}}</script></amp-analytics></footer></div></body></html>