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Amateur astronomers (and real ones) should lauch war on the global warmers by RichA[_6_] They psycho global warmers want to salt the atmosphere with sulfur particles and salt particles to reflect sunlight. I guess acid rain is no concern now, but... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	January 29th 15 12:30 AM by palsing[_2_]	334	7,252
A magical tool by Thomas Womack I quite like taking wide-field photos of the sky; at Christmas I got myself an iOptron SkyTracker, which is an equatorial mount the size of a chunky hardback...	January 26th 15 03:07 PM by Chris L Peterson	1	746
NASA: Bright spot shows on Ceres, intrigues scientists (and kooks) by RichA[_6_] http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2923881/What-mysterious-bright-spot-Ceres-Nasa-spots-alien-mark-dwarf-planet-Dawn-probe-edges-closer-target.html	January 24th 15 06:43 AM by RichA[_6_]	0	535
Mars, the Moon, and Venus all lined up in a row... by Don Kuenz It's interesting for me to mentally step back a few AUs and visualize the Moon and Earth as tiny orbs all lined up between Mars and Venus. Last night a...	January 24th 15 01:26 AM by Don Kuenz	0	348
Why the "New Horizons" Pluto probe is still going strong by RichA[_6_] However, the rotten Democrat-controlled Congress has denied increased production of the metal for space missions. Ass----- that they are. wiki: Power New...	January 23rd 15 11:24 PM by RichA[_6_]	0	518
UK Beagle space probe ruined because it used unwiedly solar panels by RichA[_6_] Sigh. A problem easily avoided by using a small, portable nuclear power supply. http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/16/world/mars-beagle-lander-found/index.html ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	January 23rd 15 10:19 PM by [email protected]	41	1,357
GUESS WHO HAS JUST JOINED THE ED CONRAD FAN CLUB by 104,838th Member (MODERATOR'S NOTE: I thought this was such a great posting, I decided to run it again.) REVISED LIST OF WORLD'S GREATEST SCIENTISTS BASED ON...	January 23rd 15 11:21 AM by 104,838th Member	0	533
Spacecraft should ditch solar panels for far-flung missions and usenuclear RTG's or their own fuel for electrical power by RichA[_6_] A fuel cell large enough to provide a few hundred watts of power could be made to use whatever fuel a space probe uses for propulsion. Like the old...	January 22nd 15 05:06 AM by RichA[_6_]	0	562
No one really believes the Asteroid Belt is a "failed planet." by RichA[_6_] Much more likely, it's a planet that was destroyed, in the recent past. If it had been a collection of debris when the solar system formed, enough time would...	January 22nd 15 12:28 AM by Chris L Peterson	1	325
TOP UNIVERSITIES LINING UP TO ADMIT MAN AS OLD AS COAL by SHOCKING DEVELOPMENT ============================= MORE BREAKING NEWS ============================= UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. (Rueters)-- On the heels of Penn State...	January 21st 15 09:38 PM by SHOCKING DEVELOPMENT	0	473
WARNING: Geomagnetic K-Index of 6 expected -- Issue Time: 2015 Jan21 1555 UTC by Sam Wormley[_2_] Space Weather Message Code: WARK06 Serial Number: 251 Issue Time: 2015 Jan 21 1555 UTC WARNING: Geomagnetic K-Index of 6 expected Valid From: 2015...	January 21st 15 08:44 PM by Sam Wormley[_2_]	0	587
A WORD OR TWO FROM YOUR MODERATOR by Nobody's Fuel[_2_] DAMMIT! Nobody ever asks MY opinion. Finally, you're getting it! PETRIFIED HUMAN REMAINS DISCOVERED BETWEEN COAL VEINS BY ONE ED CONRAD Here's what...	January 20th 15 04:56 PM by Nobody's Fuel[_2_]	0	371
ED CONRAD WINS ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL POETRY CONTEST by Crime in Rhyme ============================= BREAKING NEWS ============================= AMSTERDAM (Rueters) -- Ed Conrad has won another International...	January 19th 15 07:44 PM by Crime in Rhyme	0	533
'Saving appearance' by oriel36[_2_] . . . although they have extracted from them the apparent motions, with numerical agreement, nevertheless . . .. . They are just like someone including in a... ( 1 2)	January 19th 15 07:16 PM by [email protected]	19	791
DISCOVER YOUR OWN DOUBLE STAR by [email protected] DISCOVER YOUR OWN DOUBLE STAR There are not many branches of science where amateurs regularly contribute significant observations or discoveries. Astronomy is...	January 18th 15 07:07 PM by Chris L Peterson	3	390
PROOF OF LIFE AFTER DEATH (in just one line) by Ed Conrad http://www.edconrad.org	January 16th 15 11:33 PM by Ed Conrad	0	432
Before Angkor Wat 5000 years ago by Tony Lance 23 min by Tony Lance[_13_] Before Angkor Wat 5000 years ago by Tony Lance 23 min Jupiter in Opposition with 7 planets, 5 asteroids sunwards. Eclipse three months later. Jupiter midnight...	January 16th 15 10:31 PM by Tony Lance[_13_]	0	525
I have talked to Oriel's twin! by [email protected] This guy also has some "interesting" views on astronomy. To summarise the 400 pages he shared with me into one message isn't easy so bear with me. He,...	January 16th 15 07:57 PM by Chris.B[_2_]	6	442
Long-Lost European Spacecraft Spotted On Mars By NASA Probe by Sam Wormley[_2_] Long-Lost European Spacecraft Spotted On Mars By NASA Probe ...	January 16th 15 07:37 PM by Mike Collins[_4_]	1	1,087
The Collins-Newman-Savard theory of global temperatures. by Pastor Ravi Holy of Ghetti Spa, Los Agña "Mike Collins" wrote in message ... "Carbon dioxide gets its heat from IR... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	January 15th 15 05:38 PM by Pastor Ravi Holy of Ghetti Spa, Los AgÃ±a	34	1,149

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