What is that strange blue blob on the far right?
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Archive for June, 2010
Fast Gas Bullet from Cosmic Blast N49
China space ride plunge kills six (Reuters)
Reuters – A space shuttle simulator ride plunged to the ground, killing six people and injuring another 10 at a popular south China amusement park, state media reported on Wednesday.
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Why is the web bot wrong in saying that 2012 is the end of the world?
I mean, I don’t believe in the 2012 end of the world, but I’ve seen internet sites saying that the web bot thinks that 2012 IS the end of the world. I’m just curious on why the web bot is wrong in saying this.
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The Fun and Thrills of Mountaineering the Mountains of the Moon in Uganda as Part of Ugandan Attractions:
Henry Morton Stanley had never been here but the immense ice plateau we had crossed earlier to reach Margherita Peak bears his name. Stanley had claimed the mountains for himself refusing to listen to claims by his men of snow-covered peaks a few days earlier.
Ironically he could not enjoy what was now laid before...
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Moon Dances into the Love Sign Libra & Sun Enters Virgo & Venus Quincunx Neptune & Venus Trine Uranus (August 22 to 23, 2009)
Love is in the air! Every month when the Moon is in Libra we are reminded of our true nature which is unconditional love! I grant you, we are often far away from that state of consciousness because other sides and parts of us get triggered and come into the forefront of our inner...
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Trees, Sky, Galactic Eye
Trees, Sky, Galactic Eye
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Obama plan boosts foreign, private space projects (Reuters)
Reuters – The Obama administration on Monday outlined a space policy that offers an expanded role for foreign governments including possibly China and private companies in monitoring Earth’s climate, tracking and removing orbital debris and protecting satellites.
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Scientists shed light on cancer
Scottish researchers develop a new technique, using light, that could allow earlier cancer detection.
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A Partial Lunar Eclipse
What’s happened to the Moon?
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Nuclear Bombs Could Save Earth from Asteroids (SPACE.com)
SPACE.com – If a massive
asteroid is hurtling toward Earth and threatening to sterilize the entire planet,
blasting it to pieces with nuclear bombs might seem fit for a Hollywood movie.
But, it could, in fact, be a viable solution to the potentially apocalyptic
event, according to scientists who have studied asteroids and possible solutions
to prevent Earth impacts.
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If their is life in planet pluto, can people can decide to travel in planet pluto and leave there?
If their is life in planet pluto, can people can decide to travel in planet pluto and leave there?
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Star Of Bethlehem
The Star of Bethlehem
No conjunction of planets would be recorded as an extraordinary event. It would require a comet or nova. The astronomers of Babylon and China knew the sky well. They recorded all types of phenomena such as eclipses and alignments of the wandering stars (planets) and this was all predictable to them. Comets and...
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