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Electrons moving towards the Sun? by [email protected]
Is anyone aware of there being electrons detected moving towards the Sun, from any source? The Solar Wind contains electrons (and protons) moving away from...
May 18th 05 02:57 AM
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Biological debris on Mars by Orilly
If at some future time evidence of biological presence on Mars is ever discovered (e.g. bacteria), how will scientists be sure it's not just contamination from...
May 13th 05 01:14 AM
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Mars "Blueberries" by David Stinson
How the Mars "blueberries" formed: The Martian surface was wet. Lots of muddy flats. Impacts on the flats. Mud, "atomized" and sprayed high in the cold,...
May 10th 05 03:51 PM
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Drag by George
Isn't spiral galaxy like M74 http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap050330.html is well enough proof what gravity probe B is trying to prove, that earth rotation...
May 10th 05 01:48 PM
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Larry's Lookout by Mary Pegg
Have panoramas been done and released, or have I missed them somehow? "Spirit's focus on sols 408 through 412 was the spectacular panorama from Larry's...
April 30th 05 12:32 AM
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Mission to Hubble Solution: Shuttle + Soyuz? by John Bartley
Down about half way at http://www.jerrypournelle.com/mail/mail359.html#Monday one Alan Questell suggested: Subject: Mission to Hubble Solution This solution...
April 27th 05 04:52 PM
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What causes fluid friction? by Rob
Hello world, I have a question on what causes the friction of a fluid like water or air upon a surface while it is moving? I understand basic some things...
April 20th 05 03:05 PM
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when sun dies by George
When our dear sun will die it will flare up in red gint frying till earth maybe mars, after that it will end up in white dwarf, is this mean that gravity of...
April 19th 05 10:36 PM
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NASA ANNOUNCES MEDIA TELECONFERENCE FOR SPITZER DISCOVERY by Philip
NASA ANNOUNCES MEDIA TELECONFERENCE FOR SPITZER DISCOVERY Astronomers will announce a significant discovery from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope at...
April 15th 05 09:36 PM
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True colors of Marsian features at microscopic scale by ERic
A method to recover the colour's information from the pancam images (Nasa rovers) and to merge the hues of these images to the rovers' microscopic images...
April 6th 05 05:07 PM
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Sunset Solar Eclipse Viewing in Florida on April 8, 2005 by RivalScientist
WHAT: Partial eclipse of the Sun. Free telescope viewing and eclipse glasses for students (while supplies last). WHEN: Friday evening, April 8, 2005 5:15...
April 6th 05 02:49 AM
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Frozen sea on Mars by Andrew Wright
Can anyone suggest why the (probable) frozen sea on Mars recently reported by ESA's Mars Express orbiter wasn't spotted earlier by Mars Global Surveyor? Also...
March 30th 05 11:37 PM
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Limits to telescope size by [email protected]
Just seen some pictures of Hubble, and The "Very Large Telescope" (original name) in Chile. It made me think. With a reasonable space based industry, moon...
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March 29th 05 05:22 PM
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Light on Titan by rnesto
Sunshine on Titan has to be 1/100 of that we have on Earth, because Titan is 10 time farer than us from the Sun. So, the Huyghen after landing get on a light...
March 28th 05 11:16 PM
by Keith Thompson Go to last post
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Inclination change: worst case by Monte Davis
Dumb question: If one were in circular LEO and crazy enough to want a 90-degree change of inclination, what's the cost in delta-v? Is it, as intuition is...
March 24th 05 07:17 AM
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Inclination change: worst case by Monte Davis
Dumb question: If one were in circular LEO and crazy enough to want a 90-degree change of inclination, what's the cost in delta-v? Is it, as intuition is...
March 22nd 05 07:36 PM
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Cassini Finds an Atmosphere on Saturn's Moon Enceladus by [email protected]
MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION PASADENA, CALIF. 91109...
March 16th 05 08:37 PM
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Radiation-safe orbits by Jim McCauley
I realize that all spacecraft require some degree of radiation hardening, but within reasonable limits, what are the altitude ranges that might be recommended...
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March 12th 05 04:17 PM
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Nanotechnology via Space question?? The future by Burt
I was reading somewhere that a company has patented a new battery technology that can hold 100 times more power per gram than current batteries do and it can...
March 10th 05 07:17 PM
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Gravity Probe B Launch Photos by Brian Webb
Hi All: Last year I photographed the Delta II rocket/Gravity Probe B launch from Vandenberg AFB. The negatives were recently scanned and I have posted some of...
March 10th 05 05:40 PM
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