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What if (on Volcano) by bert
What if all planets have volanoes like Earth Venus,and Mars? Could Jupiter have very active volcanoes that make its atmosphere so thick? We can not see its...
April 21st 12 01:09 PM
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Need to know how to calculate where the sun will set by Pops
Hi, I am going to build a house in Vancouver WA. Since it is now winter I would like to be able to calculate where the sun will set in the summer time so...
January 10th 04 03:37 PM
by Alan Combellack Go to last post
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[OT?] Fwd: NASA SCHEDULES NEWS BRIEFING ABOUT UNUSUAL SOLAR OBJECT by Terry N. Trees
forwarded by Terry...3 letters concerning the POSSIBLE discovery/announcement of our system's 10th planet...can't vouch for the accuracy of any of this, but it...
March 16th 04 09:30 AM
by Kilolani Go to last post
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druids' knowledge of astronomy? by David Dalton
What is known of the ancient druids' knowledge of astronomy? And that of the peoples that preceded them in the British Isles, e.g. those responsible for...
February 11th 13 07:14 PM
by Quadibloc Go to last post
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Stupid question about our moon? by SpreadTooThin
What is the name of our Moon? I mean every single planet in our solar system with a moon has had its moons named. Why haven't we named our own moon? It's like...
August 16th 08 01:50 AM
by Rtavi Go to last post
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Black holes disproven Now by Patrick Meuser-Bianca
Well here's SR 101: cos(sgn(d)|csc(z)|)/cos^2(sgn(v)csc(z))=1 1/sin(sgn(d)|csc(z)|)/sin^2(sgn(v)csc(z))=c Electromagnetic red and blue ****. Then...
June 24th 08 08:59 PM
by Patrick Meuser-Bianca Go to last post
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Jupiter ignition question by Black Baptist
If all the asteroids in the solor system impacted with jupiter would it be enough mass to cause jupiter to ingnite?
November 30th 14 11:27 PM
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Einstein "Theory of Relativity" by Lester Solnin
Will someone please, in basic English, how is space curved? I understand it may have to do with the 4th dimension.....what's that? If this is true, then pi...
April 13th 05 08:17 AM
by Charles Gilman Go to last post
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The Ping-Pong Ball and The Sun / S D Rodrian by BradGuth
Gravity Force Inside a Spherical Shell (is always zero) http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/HBASE/Mechanics/sphshell2.html#wtls So, how thick is the shell...
January 5th 10 11:05 PM
by bert Go to last post
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Definition of the sun's "death"? by Radium[_2_]
Hi: I just don't understand why the expansion of the sun into a red giant would be classified as the sun's 'death'. As a red giant, the sun will very much be...
July 14th 07 10:45 AM
by Tom Kerr Go to last post
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Nibiru? by skddlbyp
I saw some posts, at paranormal about.com, that say a body or comet is approaching, that this can provide a unifying account for solar warming, increased...
March 10th 08 10:19 AM
by Nibiru Shock 2012 Go to last post
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What is "Zenith" and how to calculate it (How to use date_sunrise) by Wouter
Hi I found a nice function for PHP: http://nl.php.net/manual/en/function.date-sunrise.php It can calculate the sunrise if you provide the Long, Lat and the...
December 4th 04 04:06 AM
by Manuel Lemos Go to last post
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CME in 3 dimensions by Wally Anglesea
http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/hotshots/ not bad at all.
November 27th 04 09:07 AM
by Painius Go to last post
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Sunspot developments by Wally Anglesea
Sunspot 652 is simply amazing, with stunning structure. I won't be able to image it tomorrow, but the past 2 days images are here on my own website. Both LPI...
July 21st 04 01:21 AM
by Axel Go to last post
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wots goin on in the sky? by pk
http://www.surfingtheapocalypse.net/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=3685 are we near to the end?
June 8th 04 08:41 PM
by JustMe Go to last post
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sundials by F B
Hi all If you are interested by constructing your own sundial, you may be interested by the web site www.shadowspro.com It provides a freeware program to...
January 17th 04 12:20 PM
by Martin Frey Go to last post
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Diffration Grating Wanted! by Mauritz Geyser
Hi Group Doen anyone know a good source of "not so expensive" diffration gradings (600 to 1200 g/mm)? I would like to experiment with spectroscopy and...
December 27th 03 05:14 PM
by Ed Majden Go to last post
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Sun's rotational speed by Tristan Miller
Greetings. According to Wikipedia, the star Altair "is most notable for its extremely rapid rotation; by measuring the width of its spectral lines, it...
September 23rd 03 03:58 AM
by onegod Go to last post
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Hawking's theories on the Big Bang by NS>
The theory about a Big bang implosion at the end of the expansion of the universe .... Is that still a considered possibility? On my personal observance of an...
September 21st 03 12:54 AM
by Carusus Go to last post
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measured difference in azimuth of Sun? by Odysseus
Aditya Naredi wrote: Hi everyone, A few days back I heard from my hometown in India that people observed a 'northern shift' of Sun during sunrise....
August 2nd 03 11:00 PM
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