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Four Planet Sunset

July 31, 2010
By stillaig
Four Planet Sunset

This mesmerizing sunset photo was taken from the summit of volcanic View full post on APOD
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Mars Rover Spirit May Not Survive Martian Winter (SPACE.com)

July 31, 2010
By stillaig

SPACE.com – NASA’s beleaguered Mars rover Spirit, which has been hibernating on the surface of Mars since March, is facing its toughest challenge yet – the harsh conditions of the Martian winter. And the rover may lose. View full post on Yahoo! News: Space/Astronomy
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LED Grow Light – Bumper Harvest Edition (NASA Red and Blue)

July 31, 2010
By stillaig

LED Grow Light – Bumper Harvest Edition (NASA Red and Blue). Welcome to the revolutionary L.E.D. Grow Light, an incredible way to grow plants indoors. For the discerning indoor gardener, this round LED Grow Light produces both red and blue...
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Eclipse on the Beach

July 30, 2010
By stillaig
Eclipse on the Beach

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Mars Rover Opportunity Finally Sees Martian Dust Devil (SPACE.com)

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

SPACE.com – After more than six years roaming the surface of Mars, NASA’s Mars rover Opportunity has spotted its first dust devil on the red planet. View full post on Yahoo! News: Space/Astronomy
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What food would resemble the planet jupiter?

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

I have to bring a dish to my science history club meeting. I have to dress up as an alien from jupiter also. I was wondering what food i should bring. Any suggestions.
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Which Characters Will Be Killed Off In The New Harry Potter Film

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince has proved to be the most anticipated release of this year. Its concept and layout, according to the book, has made the whole scene even more sensational and thrilling for the viewers. The plot of the new film has been quite unexpected along with being fascinating on the...
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How Newton?s Telescope Changed the World

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

Sir Isaac Newton is often considered as the greatest Astronomer and Mathematician to ever live. There is a lot of validity to this claim. This article looks at his famous reflector telescope and describes some of his discoveries. A reflector telescope is one that uses a mirror rather than lenses to bend light and magnify...
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planet saturn?

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

how far it is from earth and how big it is
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Will the triple eclipse in 2012 end the world?

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

I just saw a documentary on the history channel stating that in Dec. 2012 we will have a major eclipse where the sun aligns w the earth, venus, & the center of the Milky Way Galaxy that will change the magnetic fields of the earth, therefore causing a domino effect that could destroy the...
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What Are Binocular Telescopes?

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

Are you wondering what are binocular telescopes? What benefit do they serve? Will they replace reflector telescopes or even refractors? Find out more about binocular telescopes in this article, and some information on how you would buy one. In this...
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Why do so many Americans believe that the moon landing was fake?

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

Landing on the moon is one of the greatest achievements of man kind. I would expect other countries to accuse the US of faking the landing to discredit us. I would be proud of an achievement like that, but instead, many Americans seem to have no problem spreading all kinds of conspiracy theories. What’s...
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When will space travel really take off?

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

Space travel started in the 60s, but for some reason we’ve been progressing so slowly with it. Any thoughts?
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I believe that invisible aliens are living among us. What do you scientists think?

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

I’ve heard scientists say they dismiss the traditional idea of aliens traveling in a spaceship to get here because it would take too many light years. However, I believe there are other dimensions that could get them here very quickly and that they are living on Earth as we speak.
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The Titicaca Torment

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

Most of the time when scientists talk about the Pleistocene era and what our earth looked like at that time, all the discussion is about mammoths in Siberia or how fast the last ice age retreated from North America. But, there are some interesting and tormenting questions that come from South America and the...
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Moon in Leo & Saturn Uranus Opposition & Venus Neptune Opposition are the Highlights of the Day

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

Today we will discuss the planetary backdrop for September 14 and 15, 2009. The discussion is also applicable whenever you have those planetary constellations in your personal chart. The position of the Moon in the Lunar astrology is always setting the emotional tone for the two and a half days she is in one astrological...
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if i went to an astronomy club, could someone there collimate my telescope?

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

or could they at least teach me how to do it? i’m a hands-on learner and the internet tutorials all suck. oh yeah, another thing is that the sky will be cloudy here for about 4 days and i don’t own a laser collimator.
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Do you believe in UFO’s and that the government is trying to cover it up?

July 30, 2010
By stillaig

I’ve read and researched alot of UFO info. There’s a lot of it on the internet. I’ve also heard of project blue book. What are your ideas and opinions of this subject? Do you think there really is intelligent life somewhere in the vastness of space? If so, do you think we will ever...
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Sunset, Shadowrise

July 29, 2010
By stillaig
Sunset, Shadowrise

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