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Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation, by
Scott Miller
InEurope wrote:
Hi I have two question
1. The CMB (Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation) Scientist say that it
isotropic through out our universe ,...
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Some Thoughts on the Sun's Recent Outbursts by
Sean Steele
We are witnessing in real time the fact that stellar atmospheric dynamics
are much more complex than anyone admits to. The observed eleven year solar
cycle is...
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March 14th 04 11:33 PM
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Water on the moon or Mars by
Seth
I was just wondering about this. I remember checking the daily updates
with my office mates about the two rovers on Mars. We were really
disappointed by the...
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A question about heat, rephrased. by
Shadowmega
I already posted a question about heat asking how heat travels through
a vacuum, but everybody assumed I was talking about starlight and I
therefore got a...
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October 30th 04 09:21 PM
by th
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I've got a question... by
[email protected]
I would've posted this question in the chemistry newsgroup but the
people in there seem like idiots and I fear it would never get
answered. Heat is defined as...
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hope for Beagle 2 ? by
Simon Laub
Since Christmas Day, British mission controllers have listened in vain for
a signal from their Beagle 2 Mars
lander.
A number of questions follows from...
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holographic principle by
Sirius Black
Can anyone give me a basic definition of what the "Holographic Principle"
is, exactly?
S.B.
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February 2nd 04 05:40 AM
by Smiley
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Earth DNA deposited on Titan by Huygens? by
Smith
Please excuse this naive query:
How is it possible to know that we have not just deposited some "earth
DNA" on Titan, via a single (or multiple) viral or...
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Big Temprature by
SomeOne
Hi
what it says that the temperature when bigbang happened was 100 million
trillion trillion degrees , but the temperature is caused my random
movements...
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How big could the universe be? by
spacejunkie
Hypothetically speaking, if the universe were (and always was) expanding at the speed of light how big would it be right now given that it is approximately 14...
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July 25th 05 03:02 AM
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Space missions by
Spaceman
Now more than 2000 links about space missions, space exploration,
space agencies, rockets, spacecrafts, launch facilities, astronomy,
aerospace companies,...
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