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There is not much hope to free Spirit on Monday
Category: Cosmos
"We'll start by steering the wheels straight and driving, though we may have to steer the wheels to the right to counter any downhill slip to the left" ... OMG have I ever been there before . But not on Mars. The Martian rover Spirit...
Posted by Greg Laden at 12:58 PM • 6 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
Iraq Army uses magic wands to detect bombs ... instead of physical inspections
Category: Skepticism
Some of the Iraqis are kinda pissed off because some of the magic wands have been purchaced for $60,000 while equally effective magic wands were available for cloer to $18,000.
Posted by Greg Laden at 5:13 PM • 13 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
The Making Of: "Colliding Galaxies Explained"
Category: Cosmos
Starring Felicia Day (This is really funny)... Hat tip: Geeks are sexy....
Posted by Greg Laden at 10:06 PM • 2 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
Universe lets age clue slip
Category: Cosmos
... it is possible to estimate the age of the universe more accurately than you can estimate the age of a horse or a person using only physical evidence. But it is still an estimate, not as well confirmed as if you had a birth certificate ...
Posted by Greg Laden at 10:44 AM • 18 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
32 new planets discovered!
Category: Cosmos
32 previously unknown exoplanets have been discovered with a high-precision instrument hooked up to a Chilean telescope......
Posted by Greg Laden at 10:46 AM • 1 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
The LCROSS mission: The video
Category: Cosmos
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Get out your telescope, this is going to be good!
Category: Cosmos
Early Friday Morning, plus/minus one half a day depending on where in the world you are, two alien space craft are going to crash into the moon. It will be visible from earth with a small telescope. Read about it here!...
Posted by Greg Laden at 7:17 PM • 4 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
1st Successful Amateur Hi-Def Video from The Edge of Space
Category: Cosmos
The balloon and camera were launched at 7:44 AM, the balloon burst at 10:51 AM at 107,145 ft. and the camera landed via parachute at 11:40 AM, 89 miles from the launch site after a 3 hr. & 56 min. flight. The camera recorded a...
Posted by Greg Laden at 11:05 AM • 5 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
"Hey! Where's Juno?" ... "I think it's near Uranus!"
Category: Cosmos
Juno is an asteroid that will be coming into view shortly. To find it, go out into the night in a relatively unpolluted sky and look near Uranus. You can often see Juno with a descent telescope, but if conditions are good, you should be...
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