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Nicola Tesla was a brilliant scientist in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He brought us alternating current for power transmission. He was the inventor of the Tesla coil, used in all automobiles and television sets today, lightning generators and over one-hundred other inventions. Tesla had a keen appreciation of nature, and designed many inventions based on his observations. Two of his inventions, water pumps, and air compressors, were based on the shape of galaxies. The Nicola Tesla air compressor and water pump was based on Intelligent Design theory of a Spiral Galaxy. Models of this invention can be used as an air pump, gas compressor, vacuum pump, turbine and electric generator.
Our enormous size of the Universe comprises billions of galaxies spaced millions of light-years apart, each having billions of stars. The stars are grouped like clouds in a clear blue sky. Each cloud of stars has formed freely in space, having no large external influence that we know of, other than that of an Infinite Creator. Look at the following pictures:
The picture below is a hurricane: The Oracle Education Foundation (no longer on the Internet)
And the third picture is the Spiral Galaxy NGC 1566 in Dorado: http://www.astrosurf.com/antilhue/ngc_1566.htm Note the intense energy at the spherical centers of the galaxies.
Our own Milky Way galaxy is about 100,000 light-years in diameter and 12,000 to 20,000 light-years thick, becoming thinner near its rim. The sun is located about two-thirds of the radius from the center, where the Galaxy is about 2,000 light-years thick. There are about one-hundred billion stars in the Milky Way. It is a typical galaxy in size, shape, and number of stars. All galaxies are rotating. Scientists believe that all galaxies may be moving away from each other, and that some galaxies travel at velocities over 90 percent of the speed of light. Galaxies usually have two arms, evenly balanced on each side, but can have six or more arms.
Each galaxy has arms or spokes radiating out from a bright globe-shaped center filled with stars. The arms form a number 6 with the center. The spiral shape is duplicated throughout nature, from sea shells and snails to the bumps on pineapples, to the bark on palm trees.
The first galaxy shown is rotating counterclockwise from Earth's perspective. The hurricane shown is also rotating counterclockwise. The second galaxy shown is rotating clockwise. Spiral galaxies have an intense amount of energy accumulated in the center with a low energy core that scientists call a black hole in the very center, but not seen in these pictures. The hurricane has a low energy core at its "eye." When Nicola Tesla built a mechanical replica of a galaxy, if he rotated his pump shaped like the first galaxy clockwise, it became an air compressor, sucking air from the atmosphere, and exhausting it through a vent at the center. If he rotated it counterclockwise as shown in the first galaxy picture, it became a vacuum pump, sucking air into the vent at the center. It can also be used as a liquid pump. When the pump rotates clockwise, the centrifugal force is greater at the outer diameter; the air, liquid or gas at the outer diameter has higher velocity, higher pressure than the center. So-called antimatter and black holes are probably the same as we find in a hurricane. When the hurricane rotates counterclockwise, the air at the outside diameter is moving faster than the air in the center. It has high pressure, while the inside has a low pressure. This is the reason hurricanes and galaxies have a hole at the center. If Tesla’s pump is used as a compressor, the air or gas coming out the center can be used as either a refrigerator or an air conditioner. The Tesla air compressor and water pump also used Intelligent Design theory of galaxies, using water or air to turn a turbine to generate electricity.
It appears that galaxies are efficient energy converters. Since they exist in empty space, they have no rotational friction. Yet they may be sucking up gases and matter from inner space and taking it to the outside through a powerful energy transfer process. The bright areas in the middle are most likely ionized gas.
The earth has a rotating vortex in its center, similar to a galaxy. This vortex of moving electrons produces our North and South Poles and is responsible for global warming and cooling in conjunction with Jupiter. Magnets display the same polarity, and therefore, must have a cloud of electrons inside, moving in a vortex. A vortex in the atmosphere is a huge vacuum cleaner like a tornado or water spout, water draining out of your bathtub or a whirlpool in a river. Or it can be a huge wind velocity generator, like a hurricane or tornado.
But notice how tornados generate lightning. The moving electrons generate hundreds of millions of volts through static electricity caused by the friction of gas moving fast past air on the outside of the tornado and hundreds of billions of kilowatts of electricity with each lightning bolt that discharges to the ground. In addition to tornados, there is an average of a hundred lightning discharges per second on earth. This is over 3,300,000 times as much as the world's energy production.
Tesla also discovered that the outer rim of his mechanical galaxy sucked in gas, air or water because of a boundary layer or skin effect. There is a molecular attraction and adhesion of the fluid to moving solid surfaces. This adhesion process with steam condenses the steam to a thin film of water which brings in more energy to the vortex to cause it to rotate. It may be one reason hurricanes and tornados feed on themselves.
The sun is one little star out of billions in one galaxy. There are billions of galaxies. If God made the galaxies out of nothing, what was the purpose? They could not have all been for signs, seasons, days and years, because we can only see them with the most powerful telescopes, and their motion has nothing to do with our seasons. Each of the hundreds of sextillions of stars has an optimum distance where planets could orbit and have optimum temperature for life. Is it possible that somewhere in these sextillion energy machines, there is other life? Philippians 2: 9 to 11 says, "Wherefore God also has exalted Him, and given Him a name which is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven, and on earth, and under the earth, and every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God, the Father." Does "knees in heaven" mean spiritual angels only, or are there other physical beings out there? At this time, only God knows, and maybe some of the people who claim they have seen flying saucers think they know.
Aleksander Wolszcan, at Pennsylvania State University believes he found three planets orbiting a pulsar. He believes that planets cause changes in the 160-second outbursts of radio signals coming from the pulsar. NASA planned to add a high resolution spectrograph and camera to the Hubble Space Telescope in 1997 to see if there are planets around two stars, Tau Ceti and Epsilon Eridani, which are less than fifteen light years from earth. The Nicola Tesla air compressor and water pump is based on Intelligent Design theory of a Spiral Galaxy. Models of this design are used for air pumps, air compressors, gas compressors, vacuum pumps, electric generators and turbines. Intelligent Design Theory should be taught in school.
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THE FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION
Einstein said this was one of the fundamental questions you need to establish the answer to in your life: Is the universe friendly?
The short answer is:
Of course, there are many who say the universe is friendly and/or imply that we can make it go after our wishes (e.g. "The Secret"). But that is something they merely made up, though it is a more useful belief than thinking the universe is unfriendly.
But the universe is neither friendly nor unfriendly. It doesn't have any "conscious" "intention". It just exists.
THE REAL QUESTION: DOES IT WORK?
It does work.
It is a system that balances itself off.
That is true, but it is not true that the universe is not random, that is, with regard to you, as this little teeny thing in this massive chaos relative to the universe.
A storm on one side of the planet is balanced by another opposite somewhere else, but to us that somewhere else doesn't matter, as we are going to get rained on anyway - and the universe is not affected one bit by us.
Though the universe is chaotic and random to us, the fact is that mostly we don't have to suffer as very few extremes really hit us.
We get waves in our oceans and instead of cursing them, we can just surf them.
Overall, the universe provides an incredibly supportive base for us, with food, water, sun, nature, other living creatures, miraculous chemical elements, etc. and etc. and etc. - such that things work for us. We are supported in living our lives.
But we dare not clash with it, as it will win. We can utilize it, surf on the waves, sail with the winds, but we shan't defy gravity.
We need to recognize that there are some very key principles about how the universe works. And if we align with those principles, the universe is a beneficial universe - and we just need to take advantage of those principles and use them to get benefits for ourselves.
The evidence is in how magnificently abundant our lives are and how we are, with few exceptions, very safe and fortunate. (It's a 99+% things, I think.)
A part of the process of seeing that it is a safe place lies in debunking the artificial threats of danger that we create and don't really exist - plus accepting that undesired outcomes are no big deal.. Get a full handle on this: Fear/Anxiety/Worry and Fearless (which is the right way to live in this life - and absolutely doable!).
world supportive and is there really anything to be upset about? How can I
be happy? Is there something to be incredibly grateful for and appreciative
in order to have a strong, supportive life philosophy.


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JPSS-2, or Joint Polar Satellite System-2, is the second of the United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)’s latest generation of U.S. polar-orbiting, non-geosynchronous, environmental satellites called the Joint Polar Satellite System. JPSS-2 was launched on 10 November 2022 and join NOAA-20 and Suomi NPP in the same orbit. Circling the Earth from pole-to-pole, it will cross the equator about 14 times daily, providing full global coverage twice a day.
JPSS-2 will provide operational continuity of satellite-based observations and products for NOAA Polar-Orbiting Environmental Satellites (POES) and Suomi NPP satellite and ground systems. The baseline plan for JPSS Ground System will be sustained to support JPSS-2, similar to NOAA-20. The JPSS-2 spacecraft will host the following instruments: 1) VIIRS, 2) CrIS, 3) ATMS, and 4) OMPS. It was at one time intended to carry the Radiation Budget Instrument (RBI) but NASA cancelled that project in 2018.
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One sunny day last week, as we were walking home from the park, Big Brother looked up, pointed at all the "pretty" colors in the sky, and spewed forth an endless stream of questions.
BB: Look momma, the sun is setting
Me (huffing and puffing up the mini hill where our house sits): Yep.
BB (looking up at the sky): Why does the sun set?
Me: Because the Earth turns and the sun hides on the other side of the Earth.
BB: Why does the Earth turn?
Me (pausing for a moment trying desperately to think back to my Earth History class in college): I think it's because of the pull of the sun, but I'm really not sure.
BB (looking puzzled): How do we not fall off?
Me: Gravity is a force that makes us stick to Earth because Earth is enormous. It's shaped like a big ball - a sphere.
BB: So grabity keeps us stuck? What's inside the earth?
Me (Thinking I seriously didn't expect these kind of questions until at least 4th grade): Rocks, metals, dirt. The world is made up of several layers - the crust, mantle which is more of a lava-like substance, and a dense core.
BB: Can we go inside the Earth?
Me: Not very far. The Earth is so huge, we just don't have the technology to go inside the Earth.
BB: Can we leave the Earth and go into outerspace?
Me (trying to remember I am still walking on the street and should look out for cars): Yes, but we can't go too far. We need to use powerful spaceships or rockets to break from gravity's force.
BB: Can we visit the sun?
Me: No we don't have the technology to go as far as the sun, and even if we did, we would start to melt before we got anywhere near it. It one big fiery star.
BB: What if we wear astronaut suits?
Me: It would still be too hot.
BB: Can we go to other planets like Saturn or Mars or Jupiter?
Me: (attempting to gather all our things including kids into the house): We can't go yet, but we have sent satellites and robots to Mars.
BB: Can you show me pictures of the Earth?
The conversation went on for another 30 minutes like that that led to a display of a ball revolving around a lamp, a visit to google earth, and further discussions of Earth years, seasons, and the Earth's orbit around the sun.
I'm sure some of the informations mentioned was incorrect like the part where I said the Earth spins because of the sun. What I should have said was that it's probably because of the cosmic explosion that formed Earth and hurled it into space, and other collisions that sent it spinning. In my defense, his question caught me off guard, and no one really knows exactly why the Earth spins. I'm sure he'll ask me about all these wonderful cosmic forces I know little about next time we see a sunset. I really thought he and I would be much older before he started asking me questions I couldn't answer. There are still so many questions I myself am searching for answers to - like how it is two tiny bodies can produce soooo much laundry.


By Beverly Perkins
Many kids over the summer enjoyed swimming, hiking, sporting activities, lounging around, and hobbies that they don’t get to participate in during the school year. However, Joshua Hoffman, a freshman at American Heritage School, spent his summer graduating from the Space Academy at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center’s Official Visitor Center.
The weeklong educational program at the renowned school promotes science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), while training students and adults with hands-on activities and missions based on teamwork, leadership and problem solving.
The students stayed in “Habitats”, 6 to a room while “Waste Management” (bathrooms and showers) were at the ends of the hallways. They were divided into 16-person teams, and called trainees. Each team had 2 trainers, one during the day and one at night.
Joshua was part of the Space Academy program, which is designed for trainees who have an interest in space exploration. Astronauts and Space Academy graduates, who work at Boeing, gave lectures about the next generation of space travel. Classroom studies consisted of studying missions to Mars, astronomy, spacesuits, the International Space Station (ISS), and many other subjects relating to rocketry and space travel.
However, the highlight was spending the week training with a team that flew a simulated space mission to Mars where they could experience the feeling of walking on the moon on a 1/6 gravity chair. They also did team building challenges such as constructing a cube underwater and designing and launching model rockets. Furthermore, the crew participated in experiments and successfully completed an extra-vehicular activity (EVA), or spacewalk, and returned to Earth in time to graduate with honors.
“Attending Space Academy was a phenomenal experience because ever since I was little, I have always been fascinated with what’s outside our world,” exclaimed Joshua. “Being in Huntsville at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center and expanding my knowledge about astronomy and space travel is something that I will definitely put to good use and hopefully have a better chance of actually going to the moon or Mars one day. That’s my dream!”
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Interning with the Stars
November 2, 2016 | By Tim Pratt
Kristin Hoch spent her summer at one of the largest science and technology institutions in the world.
The St. John’s College graduate (SF16) was surrounded by supercomputers and scientists, test facilities and researchers.
And it was only a short drive from the St. John’s Santa Fe campus. Hoch interned at Los Alamos National Laboratory. The internship, which lasted from June 13 to September 1, was the result of the Ariel Internship Program—available to St. John’s Santa Fe students.
“Working at Los Alamos was really interesting,” the Colorado native says. “It was a cool place to be an intern because there’s so much technology you wouldn’t get access to anywhere else.”
Hoch first interned at Los Alamos in 2015. She had taken a cosmology preceptorial as a junior at St. John’s, which focused on the development of modern cosmology. She found the subject fascinating.
Much of her work at Los Alamos that first summer involved running simulations of galaxy formations, laying out the conditions and analyzing the data.
But it was a somewhat difficult process, she says, going in without much of a sense of how the programs worked.
So this year, her mentor had an idea: create a tutorial for future interns on how to run computer simulations and conduct experiments on the physics going on between visible stars and galaxies. The tutorial would set future interns up for success.
“At St. John’s, I was always interested in the process of education and teaching, and how that works,” she says. “So it was fun to implement that a little bit.”
The simulations focused on a variety of cosmology topics: inflation, or the rapid growth of the universe after the “big bang”; dark matter and galaxy formation; and her favorite, supernovas and black holes.
The experience gave her a chance to learn about a variety of scientific topics and try out different skills. She got to work with supercomputers, listen to speakers who worked on the Mars Rover and gain other knowledge. She hopes other St. John’s students take advantage of the opportunity to intern there.
These days, Hoch is busy tutoring, and is debating whether to apply for graduate school. Her focus?
The philosophy of science.


Launch of a Delta II rocket from Vandenberg AFB, with Italy's COSMO-3 radar imaging satellite. Distance is about 140 miles.
Lights in the lower right corner are Jet Propulsion Laboratory, city lights in the center are La Crescenta.
Taken from the side of Echo Mountain in Altadena, CA on 10/24/2008
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The squiggles at the beginning and end are because I did not use mirror lockup. I had pre-set the camera with mirror lockup and remote release, but somehow managed to undo the settings while I waited impatiently for launch. Sigh...


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Feb 10, 2014 - The Martian by Andy Weir (11 February 2014, Crown). Jan 31, 2014 - Narratively, The Martian is—despite its necessarily stationary nature—well paced and decently diverse, but I'm afraid the tale does become tiresome from time to time. May 11, 2014 - The Workshop on Volatiles in the Martian Interior will be held November 3-5, 2014 in Houston, Texas. With the television series Cosmos on Fox now, it's a timely book to read. Apr 22, 2014 - The Martian is not a new book, having been self-published in 2012 after author Andy Weir failed to attract the interest of any literary agents. From the publisher: Six days ago, astronaut Mark Watney became one of the first people to walk on Mars. Feb 10, 2014 - One of the endorsements on the back cover of The Martian bills the novel as a “survival thriller,” the tale of a man trying to endure alone on the incredibly inhospitable planet Mars. May 14, 2014 - Though Cabin in the Woods director Drew Goddard was once slated to write and direct the sci-fi adventure The Martian at 20th Century Fox, it appears his. Apr 3, 2013 - The GIF featured here comprises seven photographs of the Curiosity Rover's parachute on the surface of Mars. Oct 3, 2013 - In 2004 three research groups detected methane gas on Mars, both from Earth observations and from the Mars Express orbiter. Feb 2, 2014 - You've probably heard mentions of The Martian floating around the bookish internet over the last several months or have at least seen its gorgeous cover. 2 days ago - Jon and I (Steven) were lucky enough to play 2 back to back games of All Quiet on the Martian Front last week, taking the opportunity to both try each side. These are the books and reviews in front of us! Now, he's sure he'll be the first person to die there. May 22, 2014 - If you're looking for a well-researched, suspenseful scifi adventure, you really can't go wrong with The Martian. Apr 1, 2014 - Lots of buzz about The Martian. Mar 5, 2014 - I feel like we're in the middle of a 6-part series on science fiction here on AB4T, but there really was no intention behind it. It has a memorable opening line and is described as Robinson Crusoe in space.
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It will become our outpost in space -- our space colony.. Let's-read-and-find-out about MarsSomeday people from Earth may live on Mars.In this century, we will go to the planet to learn more about it
Great Introductory Book! My five year old has developed an interest in the solar system, so I bought this book for him -- sight unseen -- for Christmas. He absolutely loves it, and I've bought several more in the Let's Read and Find Out series. This is a slim little volume with some basic facts about the planets. It is simply told and has nice illustrations. It is probably geared to. "Far Out!" according to E. Kennen. Books in the "Let's Read and Find Out Science" series tend to be great, and this one was no exception. In fact, anyone who reads it will probably know more about the details of a mission to Mars than most adults. The book was printed in 2002, so I don't know if the information is dated. Even if it is, the book provides a great -- and simple to understand -- . maria said wonderful book. We found the book super friendly, fun and, at the same time, they learned some science concepts We really liked it!
He was Astronomer Emeritus and former Chairman of the American Museum of Natural History-Hayden Planetarium.True Kelley has illustrated many favorite books for children in her fun-filled watercolor style, including several in the Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science series. Franklyn M. She and the author previously collaborated on
Crew members will drill for water, watch for dust storms, experience both light gravity and severe cold, and, of course, explore. No one knows what may be discovered, and that is one of the main reasons why we want to go there." Along with a sprinkling of black-and-white and full-color photos, the illustrations mix clearly drawn schematics with scenes of crew members working busily inside the Mars Station or outside in heavy protective suits. What will they find? The author makes a few suggestions based on what we already know about Mars, but also, "you will find things no one could have imagined. An informative, inspirational introduction.John Peters, New York Public LibraryCopyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. In its current configuration, the mission will involve departing from the International Space Station for multiple rendezvous with previously launched, unmanned


The information came fast, without much time for reflection, and still my mind sparked on a distracting thought during the webinar on Sunday. It was the seventh slide, the “Let’s Review Keys;” and more specifically, when Trish first started talking about Law of Dual Thought – we can observe and choose the effect.
My instant mental association was with a book Terry Pratchett wrote few years back called “Wee Free Men,” in which main character Tiffany Aching, twentieth grandchild of Granny Aching, learns she was born to be a witch by virtue of First Sight and Second Thoughts: First Sight means you can see what’s really there, and not what your eyes tell you that you ought to see; and Second Thoughts is when you think about what it is you’re thinking – you know, act as an observer inside your own mind.
Love Terry Prachett.
I also love finding wisdom in unique places. The subonscious is always aware, always absorbing information, and popping up with intuitions – even when we’re not paying attention. I had one early this morning, as I was watching and photographing the lunar eclipse.
The skies were bright; the full moon casting long shadows. A chill night breeze rattled the long, browning leaves in the cornfields, and one lone, brave cricket chirped, slow and infrequent. Only the brightest stars were visible – six out of seven in the Big Dipper, a couple in Orion, who was just starting to peek through over top of the trees behind the house, one or two in Cassiopeia.
Then the eclipse started, and the quality of light changed somehow. The Earth’s shadow hadn’t touched more than a sliver of the moon, the shadows were just as long and intense, and yet the world was darker.
I paced around, trying to keep warm, taking pictures periodically.
The moon continued to disappear, the skies to darken… and the stars began to appear, one by one.
Just before the moon went red, I had to head into the house to warm up; I could barely hold the camera release cable, I was shivering so badly even through my longjohns, two pairs of socks, hat, gloves, winter jacket and boots. When I came back out, I had to use my headlamp to find the camera and tripod again. And the stars were shining, full and bright; even the band of the Milky Way appeared. And I thought, Wow. How often do you get to see stars on the night of a full moon? A billion billion little lights that we can only see when the greater light is muted.
And it struck me, there in the dark and the chill of predawn, with only the night noises for company, that this was exactly what the quieting of all thought was for, this is exactly what the MKMMA is designed to do; mute the light of the conscious mind, get it and our egos out of the way, and let the billion billion lights of the subconscious shine.


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A test-flight version of the rocket, the new Ares I, is on a launch pad at Cape Canaveral, awaiting liftoff later this month for its first experimental flight.
Instead, NASA should be concentrating on bigger rockets and new places to explore, the panel members said, as they issued their final 155-page report. The committee, created by the White House in May to look at NASA’s troubled exploration, shuttle and space station programs, issued a summary of their findings last month, mostly urging more spending on space.
On Thursday in a news conference, panel Chairman Norman Augustine focused on fresh destinations for NASA, saying that it makes more sense to put astronauts on a nearby asteroid or one of the moons of Mars. He said that could be done sooner than returning to the moon in 15 years as NASA has outlined.
The exploration plans now under fire were pushed by then-President George W. Bush after the 2003 Columbia space shuttle disaster. The moon-Mars plan lacks enough money, thanks to budget diversions, the panel said in a 155-page report. Starting in 2014, NASA needs an extra US$3 billion a year if astronauts are going to travel beyond Earth’s orbit.
The Augustine commission wants NASA to extend the life of the space shuttle program and the International Space Station. Space shuttles are due to retire Oct. 1, 2010, but should keep flying until sometime in 2011 because they won’t get all their flights to the space station done by that date. And the space station itself — only now nearing completion — should operate until at least 2020, allowing for more scientific experiments, part of its reason for existence. NASA’s timetable calls for plunging it into the ocean in 2015.
However, the overall focus of the panel’s report is on where U.S. space exploration should be headed.
The White House will review the panel’s analysis and then ultimately the president will be making the final decision, White House spokesman.
The committee outlines eight options. Three of those involve a “flexible path” to explore someplace other than the moon, eventually heading to a Mars landing far in the future. The flexible path suggests no-landing flights around the moon and Mars.
Landing on the moon and then launching back to Earth would require a lot of fuel because of the moon’s gravity. Hauling fuel from Earth to the moon and then back costs money.
It would take less fuel to land and return from asteroids or comets that swing by Earth or even the Martian moons, Phobos and Deimos, Augustine said.
Eventually, Augustine said NASA could return to the moon, but as a training stepping stone, not a major destination, as the Bush plan envisioned.


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Join us for hands-on learning exhibits and programs for kids, adults, and teachers. In 1942 the Griffith Trust--Van Griffith (the Colonel's son) and Whitnall were its trustees--wanted to spend the remaining money bequeathed by the Colonel for park improvements on a development for Mt. GOLDENDALE — Things have been looking up at Goldendale Observatory State Park. Lowest Price Guaranteed. North County (San Diego area) North County is a region in the northern area of San Diego County, California. Building name. A unique educational facility and certified Dark Sky Park located on a 2,100-foot hilltop north of the Columbia River in eastern Washington. The project is known as the third phase of the Glendale Narrows Riverwalk. Browse Regus office space in Brand Boulevard. Goldendale Observatory State Park is an educational facility near Goldendale, Washington, notable for its unusually large public telescope. All aspects. 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The Observatory pad has a sophisticated vibration isolation system that enables the telescopes to conduct high-precision photometry, including observations of planets orbiting other stars. Goldendale Observatory State Park is a five-acre educational facility on a 2,100-foot-high hilltop, 1. Our operations provide reasonably priced family fun and railroad history conveniently located in the city of Los Angeles. Access Info. The Observatory is located on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park, just above the Los Feliz neighborhood. Since it's just 2 miles (3 kilometers) away, many visitors to Goldendale Observatory choose to stay at the Quality Inn & Suites. A simple roll-off roof design can be built in a few days with simple tools and materials easily available in your local building supply store. Friends of Goldendale Observatory is dedicated to the selfless efforts of the. 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One page detailing the planned improvements is above; you can see more of them in the latest newsletter from Friends of Goldendale Observatory. 19, 2013 In June I had the opportunity to host three out-of-town work colleagues on a hike to Mt. 0 ha) atop a 2,100-foot (640 m) hill. Find over 5 of the best hiking routes in Goldendale. Latitude and longitude are both measured in degrees. This venue is only 1 mile from the center of Glendale. 0% over the past month, and have decreased slightly by 0. 5 inch reflecting telescope in the South Dome, which was built by amateur astronomers at Clark College in the late 1960's. Starting in Fall 2019, all students will have the opportunity to enroll in transfer-level English and Math. Weather permitting. Whether you are looking for mind-blowing rides at Universal Studios Theme Park or you want a laid back scene at Griffith Park and Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles will give you what you desire. You want to check the Map from Glendale to Griffith Observatory Los Angeles! Apart from the trip distance, do you need road driving directions? Refer the Directions from Glendale to Griffith Observatory Los Angeles! How much would be the distance if one could just fly from Glendale to Griffith Observatory like a bird in a staight line?. Eugenia's review covers all the logistics, so I am going to point out all the cool things about this place. Griffith Observatory is a 10-minute drive, and Hollywood Sign is a 10-minute drive away. The Courtyard is located by the Burbank airport, Hollywood and Glendale. It consists of 2 bedrooms, a fully furnished kitchen and a bathroom with a bathtub and a shower. A planetarium is a theater built for presenting educational and entertaining shows about astronomy and the night sky, or for training in celestial navigation. A dominant feature of most planetariums is the large dome shaped projection screen onto which scenes of stars, planets and other celestial objects can be made to appear and move. Alternatively, taking the taxi from Glendale to Griffith Observatory is the fastest option and takes around 12m. at 1602 Observatory Dr. Hwy 97 take Broadway exit into Goldendale. If you have visited Goldendale Observatory in Goldendale - WA 98620 or have any interesting information about this location, you can write, submit & share your experience and opinions about their services, prices, etc. Goldendale Real Estate for sale in Klickitat County, Search MLS for listings of Goldendale land for sale, Goldendale hunting property, Goldendale homes. Goldendale weather averages and climate Goldendale, Washington. If you are going to be doing some hiking here or want to know a little more about the land features of the park get a custom printed topographic map of for your trip. These free shows are perfect for homeschoolers, as they are held on most Thursdays from 12:30pm–1pm. Building a small observatory is not all that hard. Skip to Content. WHAT AND WHERE:. Thank you Troy for being so passionate about your job. The park consists of five acres (20,000 m²) of ground located on top of a 2,100 ft (640 m) hill. The site offers an array of public tours and stargazing programs, including private facilities for night observing and astrophotography. Los Angeles Park Rangers. The observatory houses a 24. It is the second-most populous region in the county (after San Diego), with an estimated population of 826,985. Goldendale Observatory State Park is an educational facility on the northern side of Goldendale, Washington, notable for its unusually large public telescope. Building name. Glendale Peak Trail is a 3. Glendale, CA, USA Short drive to Dodger Stadium, Universal Studios / City Walk, LA Zoo, Griffith Park / Observatory w/Planetarium, Downtown LA, Hollywood, Pasadena Huntington Botanical Gardens. The Goldendale Observatory's Troy Carpenter took this spectacular shot Sunday morning. Offering scenic views of the Cascade Mountains, Goldendale also is. Be prepared with the most accurate 10-day forecast for with highs, lows, chance of precipitation from The Weather Channel and Weather. McConnell, O. Goldendale Observatory State Park is an educational facility near Goldendale,. back > Charburgers; Sandwiches; Salads; On The Side; Kids’ Meals. All the recent rains have given an unusual greenness to the hills surrounding Griffith Observatory and the Hollywood Sign, among other places. Access is via a winding paved road through an oak forest. Griffith Observatory Sky Report through August 29, 2018. The Grove is a popular fashion and lifestyle destination offering the best mix of retail, restaurants and entertainment in Los Angeles. You’ll see the best view and best overview of Chicago. All #25 Downing 100 Park Ave 100 Park Avenue Con. Observatory to Mt. Get the Goldendale, WA weather forecast. As an intact survivor from the Golden Age of Sail, the Observatory was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972, became a National Historic Landmark in 2006, and named a National Civil Engineering Landmark in 2006. can be perfectly accompanied by a side of chipotle dipping sauce (may be purchased separately). Glendale has a population density of 4,034 people per square mile. Goldendale Observatory State Park is 1. Patano Studio is worked with Washington State Park on the renovation and expansion of Goldendale State Park Observatory perched at 2100’ above Goldendale in southwestern Washington. The ambitious and arty cantina opened in 2012 and is the vision of Jeremy Swan, tattoo artist and star of TLC’s “America’s Worst Tattoos,” and wife Vanessa Urzua Swan, who has perfected her recipes with her grandmother’s home-cooking as its foundation. See reviews, photos, directions, phone numbers and more for the best Observatories in Glendale, CA. Cosmic-ray observatory This is a list of astronomical observatories ordered by name, along with initial dates of operation (where an accurate date is available) and location. 19, 2013 In June I had the opportunity to host three out-of-town work colleagues on a hike to Mt. at 1602 Observatory Dr. Are you a long-time hiker who saw the beginnings of Captain's Roost? If you have these or other Griffith Park memories, I'd like to hear about them. Goldendale, WA 98620 website Situated on a 2,100-foot-high hilltop, 1. Aurora Alerts UK, Iceland & Scandinavia from Glendale Skye Auroras. Formerly the superintendent's residence for the Ben Nevis Observatory, today it is a comfortable guesthouse in Fort William. The staff is so knowledgeable. Goldendale Tourism: TripAdvisor has 2,013 reviews of Goldendale Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Goldendale resource. Eugenia's review covers all the logistics, so I am going to point out all the cool things about this place. Goldendale Observatory State Park is a five-acre educational facility on a 2,100-foot-high hilltop. When the Goldendale observatory is open (it's closed until 2019), Brooks Memorial is most definitely a destination park, but as an alternative while it's closed, you can bring your own telescope or star chart and hike up the open land next to the campground - it's owned by Bonneville Power Administration, but it's public land and you can hike. CLIMB 895 ft. It's run by the Washington State Parks and the rangers give informative talks about the telescope. Graphs showing the. The observatory dates from 1973. Get reviews, hours, directions, coupons and more for Goldendale Observatory at 1602 Observatory Dr, Goldendale, WA 98620. Our recently reimagined community is comprised of residences that feature traditional layouts enhanced by modern finishes. Goldendale, WA 98620. It was acquired by the state of Washington in 1980, after being operated by the Goldendale Observatory Corporation since October 13, 1973. Live and a 10-minute drive to Los Angeles Zoo. So the observatory was built on the south-facing slope of Mt. The Glass Onion accepts resumes and letters of interest from applicants who are interested in working in a restaurant committed to the highest levels of quality. Since 2005, the Science Center at Glendale Community College has been offering surrounding elementary and middle schools the opportunity to make a science-oriented field trip to the college. The Observatory is located on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park, just above the Los Feliz neighborhood. In 1872 the town was given its name by the early homesteader John Golden. Griffith Observatory sits on a ridge between Vermont Canyon Road and Western Canyon Road on the slopes of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park. Goldendale Observatory Receives Innovative Tourism Funding April 15, 2019 The Port of Seattle's innovative tourism marketing support program is providing direct benefits to the City of Goldendale and Goldendale Observatory State Park. Welcome! Pine Mountain Observatory, located 34 miles southeast of Bend, is perched atop a mountain at an elevation of 6,300 feet. Rome2rio is a door-to-door travel information and booking engine, helping you get to and from any location in the world. The round-trip is less than three miles, with an elevation of roughly 1,000 feet. 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Established in 1839 in Switzerland, Patek Philippe is named after its founders, Antoni Patek and Adrien Philippe. To this day, Patek Philippe has always aimed for perfection by creating pieces of unrivaled quality and reliability. The exclusiveness of their watches make them rare, precious pieces, a unique legacy to be handed down from one generation to the next.
Highlighting Patek Philippe’s great tradition of astronomical watches, the Celestial devotes its dial to a rotating chart of the heavenly bodies. At any time, its owner may admire the exact configuration of the nocturnal sky in the northern hemisphere, with the apparent movement of the stars and the phases and orbit of the moon. Two skeletonized hands point to the hours and minutes of mean solar time. An Ellipse, deposited on the underside of the sapphire glass, frames the portion of the sky visible from Geneva and all other cities located at the same latitude.


Question: What Time Is Sunset In Oregon?
- 1 What is the longest day in Oregon?
- 2 How long after sunset does it get dark?
- 3 What time of day is twilight?
- 4 What day has 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness?
- 5 Which country has 24 hours daylight?
- 6 How long is the longest day in Portland Oregon?
- 7 What is the longest day of the summer?
- 8 What time does the sunrise on the longest day?
- 9 What is a golden hour photo?
- 10 How much longer is tomorrow than today?
What is the longest day in Oregon?
June Solstice (Summer Solstice) is on Sunday, June 20, 2021 at 8:32 pm in Portland. In terms of daylight, this day is 6 hours, 59 minutes longer than on December Solstice. In most locations north of Equator, the longest day of the year is around this date.
How long after sunset does it get dark?
So How Long Does It Take to Get Dark after the Sunset? In short, it takes somewhere between 70 and 140 minutes for the Sun to go past 18º below the horizon and reach the night phase.
What time of day is twilight?
In its most general sense, twilight is the period of time before sunrise and after sunset, in which the atmosphere is partially illuminated by the sun, being neither totally dark or completely lit.
What day has 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness?
September Equinox ( Approximately September 22-23 ) There are 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness at all points on the earth’s surface on the two equinoxes.
Which country has 24 hours daylight?
Parts of Norway Can Sometimes Get up to 24 Hours of Sunlight — Here’s Why. Norway is home to gorgeous mountains, glaciers, and deep coastal fjords. International visitors flock to the Scandinavian country to go fishing, hiking, skiing, to see the Northern Lights, and to explore the incredible city of Oslo.
How long is the longest day in Portland Oregon?
The longest day of the year is less than one Earth rotation away. With Portland’s 15 hours and 41 minutes of daytime, there’s plenty to do to celebrate the official start of summer. The National Weather Service predicts a partly sunny day with a high of 69 degrees, and an evening low of 50.
What is the longest day of the summer?
The official start of summer kicks off in the Northern Hemisphere today ( June 20 ), marking the longest day of the year — which also happens to coincide with Father’s Day.
What time does the sunrise on the longest day?
When is the longest day of the year? In the northern hemisphere, the summer solstice, or longest day of the year, takes place between June 20 and 22 each year. This year it falls on Monday, June 21 – when the UK will enjoy 16 hours and 38 minutes of daylight. The sun will rise at 4.52am and set at 9.26pm.
What is a golden hour photo?
What is golden hour? The last hour before sunset and the first hour after sunrise are coveted by professional photographers. Referred to as “the golden hour” or “magic hour,” these times provide the perfect light to capture stunning photos.
How much longer is tomorrow than today?
And, barring an astronomically unlikely solar catastrophy, tomorrow will give us 12 hours 12 minutes and 19 seconds of sunshine— 2 minutes and 8 seconds more than today.


Hooded Horse and Pavonis Interactive – the creators of the popular Long War mods for XCOM 1 and 2 – are pleased to announce that their sci-fi grand strategy game Terra Invicta has been released into Steam Early Access and GOG. What will you do when the aliens begin their invasion?
Available for $39.99/€39.99/£34.99/¥4980 in French, German, Spanish, Japanese, and Simplified/Traditional Chinese, Terra Invicta puts players in charge of one of seven different factions, each with their own playstyle and stance towards the alien interlopers. Regardless of whether you want to serve, resist, or escape, you’ll first need to compete for control over the nations of Earth, marshaling the resources of the world and kickstarting the planet’s expansion into space.
You must then gather support and exploit resources with orbital stations, remote bases, and space fleets. As players take their first steps in colonizing the Solar System, they must prepare for the wars to come, whether those be age-old terrestrial conflicts, or the encroaching mysterious extraterrestrial invaders.
- Choose from seven different factions that seek to control Earth via unique goals and strategies
- Explore the Solar System in an ever-changing strategic map
- Enhance the abilities of politicians, scientists, and operatives to gain a geopolitical edge
- A global research system that creates opportunities for both competition and cooperation among factions
- Illustrated events that present difficult choices pertaining to the growing alien activity on Earth
- Spaceship designs that draws from the best of scientific speculation and hard science fiction
- Master zero-gravity momentum and maneuver in 3D space to obtain victory in pausable real-time tactical combat
- Utilize planetary stations to refuel ships, conduct research, or carry out constructions
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Virtual Online Meeting-Ana Morino-Avionics Systems Engineer, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory/Mars 2020 Mission
August 27, 2020 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Ana Morino chose to study Aerospace Engineering when she was 16 years old, after attending RYLA, the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs around the globe). In 2017, she graduated from San Diego State University with a BS in Aerospace Engineering and a minor in Business Management. While attending SDSU, she joined Rotaract and also attended San Diego Rotary’s Camp Enterprise. Through Rotaract, she met her mentors, San Diego Rotary members Bink Cook and Doug Arbon. Bink and Doug supported Ana as she interned at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory working on the Mars 2020 Mission (Mars Perseverance Rover). She was offered a full-time position with JPL as an Avionics Systems Engineer upon her graduation .
Ana will share how Rotary helped her achieve her dream of working for NASA. She will give us an overview of the Mars 2020 Mission and what it takes, through personal experiences, to send a rover to Mars.


Feb 01, 2007, SKY NIGHTLY: Sky-Map Site To Show The Beauty Of The Universe To Everybody
Technological progress has altered many of the ways in which humans live, but has done little to change human beings themselves. Man has been trying to find his place in the world for thousands of years. We are still eager to understand our role in the universe and the universe itself. That is why it is hard enough to find a person who would stay indifferent or apathetic to the questions of cosmology. Those questions strike us immediately when we just glance up towards the night sky.
The Universe is breathtaking. Gazing up at the night sky, even without a telescope, we suddenly start matching our Earth standards to the scope of the whole Universe. Anyone who has observed The Milky Way even once is familiar with the feelings of loneliness and defenselessness. Right away, we imagine our tiny planet sailing through the cold black space.
A child who was once being overwhelmed by the unthinkable beauty and grandiosity of the night sky may not become an astronomer but he will definitely become a thinker.
SKY-MAP.ORG – is an attempt to show the beauty of the Universe to everybody – to small children and to their parents, to the amateur astronomer and to the professional astrophysicist.
SKY-MAP.ORG is an interactive information-management system which encompasses the entire outer space. The basic element of our system is a detailed map of the whole star sky that mirrors more than half a billion celestial objects. No additional instructions are necessary to browse the map or change its scale. The process is very easy. By using the smallest scale, you can view the whole star sky at once. Using the largest scale, you can view tiny areas with the most distant and weakest sky objects.
You can browse the sky either in Map-Mode or in SDSS-mode. (SDSS-mode provides real-time photo images of celestial objects). While in the Map Mode, SKY-MAP searches the system database for information about the objects within a specific area. Then SKY-MAP uses this extracted information to automatically create map images. In SDSS-mode, you can observe star clusters, different galaxies, clouds of cosmic dust – formations of new stars, jets of gas erupting from the active core of distant galaxies, the remains of the supernovas’ explosion, among many, many others.
SDSS-mode allows anyone to imagine themselves holding a very powerful telescope in their own hands. And this is true to some extent because a huge 2.5-meter telescope – Apache Point, NM, receives all photo images in real-time that are used in SDSS mode. We make those images available to you by using SDSS service directly. More details can be accessed by visiting www.sdss.org
In either mode, you can simply point your mouse at any sky object and a small pop-up appears displaying the name and a brief description of that object. By clicking on the object, and you instantly have access to detailed information about this star, including articles and different photo images.
You can edit information about different stars by writing your own articles, adding the Internet links or uploading photo images. In doing so, you become an active participant of the project SKY-MAP.ORG
There are other ways to contribute to the development of SKY-MAP.ORG. You can enter the section named “Groups” and create your own group. You will be able to describe your new group, collect or upload miscellaneous materials (articles, links, images…) etc. General articles can be introduced in the section named “Articles”. This forum is opened for discussion. And always remember, that your best friends may very well be your most radical opponents.
Whether you develop your own astronomical Internet resource, the API of SKY-MAP.ORG might be very useful for you. By using this API you can gain access to the map, the objects’ information and SDSS data. Some functionality is already embodied in the API that has not yet had the analogs in the visual part of the system. For example, it is possible to search objects based on different criteria.
SKY-MAP.ORG is a project that has been developing dynamically from the beginning. Our priority for the future development of this website has always been the expansion of the creative possibilities from all visitors to our website. In our opinion, public visitors should be actively involved in the process of the transformation of SKY-MAP.ORG from a simple Internet-resource to a serious database of the Universe.
Our future plans include:
The display of the objects of our Solar system. The ability to add new objects and place them into catalogues. The ability to do more objects’ searches (the search of objects’ sets by multiple criteria) The ability to browse the sky’s areas in different spectra. The automatic match-up of downloaded images to the sky’s objects. The ability for users to add new parameters for the objects. The display (in map mode) of galaxies and other objects aside from stars. Adding other Sky Surveys to the system aside from SDSS.
SKY-MAP.ORG unifies the space’s external beauty, which everyone is able to appreciate, and the scientific data represented in either the popular or the special forms. The ability to browse the map dynamically and change the scale at random demonstrates the unity of the phenomena of the absolutely different scales. This possibility links the whole Universe as one object with its separate constituent elements. These unique properties of SKY-MAP.ORG make this resource very popular to people of all ages, cultures, backgrounds, and occupations. As far-reaching as the novice beginner to the sci-fi enthusiast, or anyone with an interest in the stars. As well, it is possible that the simplicity of the system’s use, which allows imagining oneself as a space ranger, is capable of attracting a child’s attention and interest.


Canada the cradle of life, eh?
Is Canada the cradle of life?
By Michael Kanellos
Meteor showers are usually associated with mass extinctions, but a new study poses that these catastrophic events also created an environment where evolution could bloom.
A study of the Haughton Impact Crater on Devon Island in the Canadian Arctic by the Canadian Space Agency has revealed the presence of a number of features associated with the emergence of microscopic life forms. These include hydrothermal systems and fissures and cracks in rocks created by the blast.
While further study will be necessary, the findings could prod scientists to begin to examine the search for life on this planet or Mars slightly differently.
The Haughton meteor smacked into the icy ground of Devon Island some 23 million years ago. When it hit, it fractured the ground in such a way as to create a series of hydrothermal springs reaching up to 250 degrees Celsius. The heat dropped over the next few thousand years but, ideally, the springs could have served as an incubator for microbes. [...] [CNet]


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Newton's theory of gravitation was soon accepted without question, and it remained unquestioned until the beginning of this century. Then Albert Einstein shook the foundations of physics with the introduction of his Special Theory of Relativity in 1905, and his General Theory of Relativity in 1915 (Here is an example of a thought experiment in special relativity). The first showed that Newton's Three Laws of Motion were only approximately correct, breaking down when velocities approached that of light. The second showed that Newton's Law of Gravitation was also only approximately correct, breaking down in the presence of very strong gravitational fields.
Newton vs. Einstein: Albert's Turn to Kick ButtWe shall consider Relativity in more detail later. Here, we only summarize the differences between Newton's theory of gravitation and the theory of gravitation implied by the General Theory of Relativity. They make essentially identical predictions as long as the strength of the gravitational field is weak, which is our usual experience. However, there are three crucial predictions where the two theories diverge, and thus can be tested with careful experiments.
- The orientation of Mercury's orbit is found to precess in space over time, as indicated in the adjacent figure (the magnitude of the effect is greatly exaggerated in this figure). This is commonly called the "precession of the perihelion", because it causes the position of the perihelion to move. Only part of this can be accounted for by perturbations in Newton's theory. There is an extra 43 seconds of arc per century in this precession that is predicted by the Theory of General Relativity and observed to occur (a second of arc is 1/3600 of an angular degree). This effect is extremely small, but the measurements are very precise and can detect such small effects very well.
- Einstein's theory predicts that the direction of light propagation should be changed in a gravitational field, contrary to the Newtonian predictions. Precise observations indicate that Einstein is right, both about the effect and its magnitude. A striking consequence is gravitational lensing.
- The General Theory of Relativity predicts that light coming from a strong gravitational field should have its wavelength shifted to larger values (what astronomers call a "red shift"), again contary to Newton's theory. Once again, detailed observations indicate such a red shift, and that its magnitude is correctly given by Einstein's theory.
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(13WHAM) Cape Canaveral, Florida -- A University of Rochester alum who dreamt of going to space may just get the chance.
Josh Cassada is one of eight people picked this week to be a NASA trainee. Six thousand people applied.
The trainees could become the first American astronauts to launch from the United States since the ending of the space shuttle program.
Cassada grew up in Minnesota. He received two advanced degrees from the University of Rochester. Cassada will start training in August.