6 edition of Gyros, clocks, interferometers found in the catalog.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
|Statement||C. Lämmerzahl, C.W.F. Everitt, F.W. Hehl (eds.).|
|Series||Lecture notes in physics -- 562.|
|Contributions||Lämmerzahl, C. 1956-, Everitt, C. W. F. 1934-, Hehl, F. W. 1937-|
|LC Classifications||QC173.6 .G97 2001|
|The Physical Object|
|Pagination||xvi, 211 p. :|
|Number of Pages||211|
|LC Control Number||00069235|
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Nicolaus Copernicus, born 19 February 1473 in Torun, died 24 May 1543 in Frombork. Polish astronomer, mathematician, economist and cleric. In the years 1491 - 1494 he studied at the Cracow Academy, then, from 1496, astronomy in Bolognia and, from 1501, law and medicine in Padua. At Ferrera he obtained a doctorate in canonical law. In 1503 he returned to Poland and settled in Frombork, where in 1497 he had been elected Canon of the Cathedral, a post which gave him a stable source of income. For many years he developed the heliocentric theory of the Solar System, supported by his own observations. In 1510 - 1514 the circulated the Commentariolus, a manuscript containing the main theses of his theory. However, he only allowed the full version of his work De revolutionibus orbium celestium in 1540.


March 31, 2010 at 7:43 am #33798
Voice (Chris) and I planned our marriage for 2th of July 2011, this is a new moon day. Now, we find different ‘opinions’ about marriages on full or new moons. Anyone having thoughts what is the better ‘choice’? Full or new moon?
Thanks for your insights on the marriage moon matter…
WendyMarch 31, 2010 at 1:07 pm #33799
If it were me–personally–I’d say new moon, but let
me discuss it a bit and let you think about it . . .
Outside of any special date configurations that you could
check into vis-a-vis huangdi’s post, if we just consider
the full moon/new moon issue:
New moon represents the start of something new; birth; a
Full moon represents bringing something to completion; ending;
So I guess the question is whether you would view your
marriage as bringing something to completion (full moon)
or the birth of something new (new moon).
Only the two of you can answer that question, so I’ll leave
it to you to think about.
Congratulations on your upcoming marriage!!
Much qi to you both,
StevenApril 1, 2010 at 12:08 pm #33801
Hi Huangdi and Steve,
Thanks for your suggestions and thoughts. Talking about it this morning, Wendy and I both felt that a new moon is just too empty. I then found this great site that gives information on moon phases to the day, and also the influence of the moon being in different astrological signs.
ChrisApril 5, 2010 at 8:05 am #33803
hmmm…another way of looking at New or Dark Moon is that it is empty of Light, but full of Magnetic Force, which is what bonds couples together. I call it Dark Light. Seen via different lens.
Farmers know well that a seed planted at new moon always grows bigger than at full moon.
Neither moon is better for marriage; it just depends on what force, yin or yang, you feel would nourish you both.
Looking forward to hearing the Celestial Bells ringing for your marriage!
michaelApril 7, 2010 at 5:27 pm #33805
Thank you for your kind replies…
The new moon on 2 – 7 – 2011 still resonates nicely, dark yes, but full with potential…
I have a special resonance with 9 and Chris with 4
As you can see, the 9 added to the 4, makes another 4
My current housenumber is a 4, and Chris’ housenumber and our future home together is a 4 and many more 4’s are part of our life… it seems the Earth number is calling us to honor her and we greatfully invite her in our lives and in our marriage to guide us with her deep wisdom and creativity…
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For about a month I was looking forward to a stargazing ride which I had organized for this past Friday. If you live in Chicago, you know that my timing wasn't all that great. A very strong thunderstorm hit the city and knocked down trees, light poles and blew out windows in downtown high rises.
I pushed the time back and thought that no one would be showing up to do the ride. With that in mind I wore inappropriate shoes, didn't bring my camera and went to the meeting place. A few brave souls turned out afterall and by group consensus, we went ahead and did the ride...though we did follow a shorter route than initially planned.
Mercifully, we had very good timing. There were two storm fronts and we made it from Lincoln Square to Evanston in some nice pleasant weather. We watched some carp, saw the skyline and got some time to chill out. The sun set and the moon peaked between some clouds.
Unfortunately, it wasn't clear enough to get to use the telescope at Northwestern University's Dearborn Observatory. We did get to learn about the history of the telescope and got to see the dome turn and the telescope move, which was neat.
Towards the end of the presentation, we saw some lightening in the clouds and got ready to move on to dinner. We spent just a few minutes too long making a decision. As we left, the weather started to pick up. The wind was really blowing and right as we got to the restaurant in Evanston, it started pouring down rain.
However, we were able to enjoy some food and drinks in comfort while the worst of the storm blew over.
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We all like gravity, right? Course we do. Without it your dinner would float off the plate and you’d have to swim round the room gobbling it up…wait a minute, that sounds fun! Damn you gravity!
Really though, gravity is our friend, and without it none of us would exist.
Along with the strong nuclear force, the weak nuclear force, and electro-magnetism, our friend gravity is one of the four elemental forces that govern the behaviour and interaction of particles, waves, matter, and all that crazy quantum stuff, though Gravity is the only force that affects anything with a tangible substance to it.
Gravity is ubiquitous. Everything with mass has a gravitational force. Even now, as you sit on your beanbag or laze in your hammock (I’m not here to judge), you are exerting a slight gravitational pull on everything around you, just as everything around you is exerting its own pull on everything else.
The greater the mass of an object the stronger its gravitational pull, and because the earth is so massive in comparison, everything on it is drawn to its surface, rather than orbiting yo mama while she’s trying to do the shopping.
Greater than the earth, by many orders of magnitude, is the gravitational pull of the sun, which extends its force of attraction over many lightyears in all directions, even exerting its influence over other stars in our neighbourhood, as they in turn effect our solar system.
So how come this force is so weak? Weak, you say? But Chris, you just told me the earth’s gravity holds everything to its surface and the sun affects the orbits of other stars. That doesn’t sound weak.
Okay, let’s try an experiment. Raise your arms above your head and go “blergle ergle lergle lergle.”
Heh heh heh, you look foolish.
My bad, you didn’t really need to blergle ergle, point is you just beat gravity. By raising your arms in the air you defied the effect of gravity and overcame its force. Cool huh.
Why gravity isn’t stronger is a mystery. Dark energy may be helping to accelerate the expansion of the universe, but along with dark matter there should be enough visible mass to cause gravity to draw everything back to a singularity.
Gravity may also be inter-dimensional, permeating throughout the extra 8 or so dimensions postulated by quantum and string theories, lessening its effect on our observable universe. These mysterious realms are currently inaccessible to us, so we won’t know for sure until Star Trek changes from a sci-fi show to a documentary.
Another fun experiment you can do (I use the word fun very loosely here) is to hold two rocks, a big one and a little one, and let them go at the same time. They will drop at the same rate and hit the ground at the same time, even though one is considerably heavier than the other.
This demonstrates the force of the earth’s gravity. The rocks are being pulled to the surface of the planet, by a singular force which acts in the same way on objects of differing degrees of mass.
Now, I’m not an astrophysicist (yes, I know that’s hard to believe) so don’t treat this like a text book, it’s just a short thought about gravity.
Rock the Quasar x


Highlights from video taken by Camper at the Gakkel Ridge
What did the expedition to the Gakkel Ridge find? Stay tuned.
This research cruise to the Gakkel Ridge had two major objectives:
- to develop new technologies and vehicles to explore the deep sea in ice-covered oceans.
- to use those new vehicles, along with more standard oceanographic instruments, to search for hydrothermal vents and life forms around them in the Arctic Ocean.
The first part of the mission was funded by a grant from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), with an eye toward someday sending robotic vehicles to other planetary bodies (such as Jupiter’s moon, Europa) to search for extraterrestrial life. Like Earth, Europa has an ice-covered ocean and volcanic activity. On our planet, those ingredients have allowed life to flourish on the seafloor, so why not on Europa? The Arctic Ocean offered a real-life ice-covered testing ground for the new vehicles.
Until the day when NASA launches a mission to Europa or another planetary body suspected of harboring life, why not use the new technology to search for hydrothermal vents and vent life on the bottom of the Arctic Ocean, whose dense ice pack has blocked scientists’ ability to explore it? The Arctic Ocean became enclosed and separated from other oceans about 65 million years ago. So a key question was: What sort of life forms exist at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean?
As the icebreaker Oden heads for port, researchers aboard are compiling the data they have collected over the past five weeks. Polar Discovery’s final photo essay on this research cruise will be published tomorrow.


Everybody knows who Neil Armstrong is. He’s the first man to walk on the moon. An American hero. All that jazz. But there was more to Armstrong than that. He was a stoic man who lost a daughter to a brain tumor when she was only two-years-old. Damien Chazelle’s First Man fleshes out the iconic Armstrong, stripping away everything romantic about the man and his mission: to walk on the moon.
Ryan Gosling, re-teaming with La La Land director Chazelle, takes on the difficult task of capturing Armstrong, a stoic, quiet man who kept his feelings buried deep inside him. Sometimes Gosling pulls it off, sometimes he doesn’t. First Man frames Armstrong’s drive having to do with his daughter’s death, and it may have. It’s a great motivational device with a wonderful payoff, though it’s unclear if that truly drove the man. The Crown’s Claire Foy co-stars as Neil’s wife, Janet. Foy does everything she can with the role, which is basically another iteration of the “suffering astronaut’s wife.” Janet keeps the peace around the house, but sadly she doesn’t have much else to do besides be a mom, worry about her husband and occasionally get angry.
First Man is the perfect middle chapter in an unofficial trilogy of space films. It covers the two-man Gemini missions up through the three-man Apollo missions, ending at the moon landing with Apollo 11. Philip Kaufman’s The Right Stuff depicts the one-man Mercury missions that kicked off things for NASA, then Ron Howard’s Apollo 13 is the book-end. The three films make for a nice, long afternoon of movies covering the space race.
First Man is clearly influenced by The Right Stuff, Apollo 13 and 2001: A Space Odyssey, but it eschews the patriotism of the first two (which is almost suffocating in Stuff) in favor of the harsh, dangerous reality of being an astronaut. Chazelle’s framing is tight and claustrophobic, shooting the missions in a you-are-there style, rarely venturing away from what the actual astronauts saw. It isn’t until Apollo 11 that Chazelle opens things up, enjoying the history of the moment while also acknowledging the inherent danger in space flight, and boy is there danger. Every cockpit sounds rickety and unstable, as if they’ll break apart and kill the astronauts at any moment. First Man doesn’t depict Armstrong and his fellow astronauts as great patriots, but more what they really were: men with steel guts willing to strap themselves on top of a giant rocket full of gasoline that could explode at a moment’s notice, incinerating their bodies, all for the chance to go to space, and eventually the moon.
First Man is fantastic, but it isn’t perfect. There are hints of the space race against Russia early on, then that subplot disappears. Public outcry over the number of astronauts who’ve died pops up, only to go away when it isn’t necessary. Both complaints are nitpicky. First Man is a fantastic achievement and one of 2018’s best films.


The Sleeping Giant and the circular movement of the sky and planets
The design of the above multicolor gold wedding rings, which belong to the Mother Earth series, is reminiscent of the pictographic outline drawing style of the Medicine painters who paint in the Native Woodland School Of Art discipline.
The dramatic outline of the Sleeping Giant, a rock formation that juts out on Lake Superior and forms the body of water that is Thunder Bay, is an important source of design inspiration for jeweler Zhaawano. The red gold part and the oxydized (blackened) outlines of the design of these wedding rings - which he modeled after the Sleeping Giant - represent the bodies and spirits of two lovers becoming one with each other and with the Earthmother herself. From her fertile womb they sprang, and unto Mother Earth they shall return.
The inlaid design elements and the circular shape of the wedding rings refer to the Anishinaabe concept of GIZHIBAA GIIZHIG, or revolving sky, which pertains to the circular movement of the planets (see the inserted illustration, a pen and ink drawing by Zhaawano).
Jeweler Zhaawano's ancestors knew that their extensive star knowledge and the constellations they saw in the night sky related to seasonal changes, hunting, fishing, food gathering and farming, ceremonies, and storytelling. To them, seasonal changes corresponded with the movement of stellar constellations, which, in turn, were reflected in their traditional stories and ceremonies...
To the Anishinaabe, all knowledge and all life forms were inawendiwag, interconnected and interrelated. The term gizhibaa giizhig refers to the circular movement of the sky throughout the year, which has thirteen moons (months). In other words, the notion of "'Gizhibaa" that Zhaawano incorporated in the wedding ring design refers to the circular movement of the sun, moon, stars and seasons in Waawiyekamig, the "round lodge" - the Universe/cosmos.
In Ojibwe culture, "Gizhibaa" also pertains to people dancing in a circular fashion around the drum arbor at powwows...


Planners and Thinkers, Let’s Help NASA Out!
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Apparently NASA has dropped their latest slogan, which only just released internally, was “NASA explores for answers that power our future.” Loretta Hidalgo Whitesides at Wired wonders if we, the people, can come up with something better. Oh, Loretta, I’m sure we can.
NASA’s slogan is a bit pathetic. It doesn’t get me going, there’s no zing, and no excitement in that statement. Should their slogan be about NASA specifically? We know NASA is about exploration and that they aim to discover things that will benefit us, but it can probably be said in a more inspiring way.
Wired has put out the challenge for anyone to come up with a slogan and will reward the winner with the space DVD of their choice. Enter your ideas here.


In March of 2022, the UK-based satellite communications company OneWeb announced its agreement to launch a new fleet of satellites with SpaceX. Since then, the two organizations have performed several successful launches together.
For many in the communications industry, this sudden partnership came as a shock. SpaceX is the parent company of Starlink, perhaps the most well-known provider of high-speed space-based internet—and one of OneWeb’s most significant rivals in the “telecommunications space race.”
Although the two satellite internet providers don’t see themselves as direct competitors, there’s significant overlap in their target markets. As such, the OneWeb-SpaceX partnership is bound to have some interesting effects on the industry.
What those effects will be in the long term will reveal themselves in time. But, for now, we can look at the immediate impact of the OneWeb and SpaceX collaboration.
Why OneWeb and SpaceX Joined Forces
Since its inception, OneWeb has relied on Russian Soyuz rockets to launch satellites into space. The launch scheduled on March 4, 2022, was supposed to be no different. OneWeb, in partnership with the Russian space agency Roscosmos, planned to launch 36 satellites from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
But tensions surrounding the recently ignited Russia-Ukraine war brought the operation to a standstill. Russia wanted OneWeb to promise they wouldn’t use the satellites for military purposes. However, OneWeb, backed in part by the UK government, couldn’t make that promise. So the launch was suspended, leaving OneWeb without a ride into space.
Less than three weeks after the scrubbed launch, OneWeb announced their satellite program would resume thanks to an agreement with the US company SpaceX.
On December 9, 2022, OneWeb and SpaceX launched 40 satellites into low Earth orbit (LEO). One month later, the two organizations sent another 40 OneWeb satellites into space from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. Although there are currently no public plans for another joint launch, there hasn’t been an official end to the partnership, either.
What This Partnership Means for the Satellite Connectivity Industry
In many ways, the SpaceX-OneWeb partnership is largely symbolic. After all, SpaceX wasn’t OneWeb’s only option. In fact, the company also sent 36 satellites into orbit with the India Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
Even so, the unlikely union could prove to have a profound impact on the industry. Here are a few ways this partnership could change the game.
Better Global Connectivity—Faster
OneWeb’s goal of total global connectivity requires a constellation of 648 satellites. But, at the time of the company’s fallout with Roscosmos, only 428 satellites (66% of the planned fleet) were in orbit.
By partnering with SpaceX, OneWeb was able to keep its initial vision on track. When the London-based organization reaches its target of 648 satellites, businesses and governments will be able to connect to the internet from anywhere in the world.
Although SpaceX and OneWeb are “rivals,” there doesn’t seem to be any friction between the two. On the contrary, OneWeb CEO Neil Masterson has repeatedly thanked SpaceX for their support, noting that the partnership “reflects our shared vision for the boundless potential of space.”
The keyword here is shared. Every active satellite connectivity company has a common goal: To bring high-speed internet to the world.
Perhaps this new space race—the scramble for high-speed satellite internet—will be far more cooperative than the original one. A SpaceX-OneWeb collaboration opens the door for other satellite connectivity partnerships and progressions. Already, we’ve seen OneWeb and SpaceX approach the FCC together with claims that their satellite constellations can coexist.
Ultimately, the sooner satellite internet organizations work in tandem (instead of opposition), the sooner average consumers will reap the benefits.
One Step Toward Monopolization?
Naturally, any partnership between two industry leaders raises antitrust questions. But while SpaceX has agreed to launch OneWeb’s satellites into orbit, the two companies remain entirely separate.
Moreover, OneWeb and Starlink aren’t the only players in the satellite connectivity industry. Other organizations making strides in space include:
- Project Kuiper (Amazon)
In the end, it’s unlikely that we’ll see any single entity take complete control over space-based internet. The OneWeb-Starlink partnership doesn’t seem to indicate a merger or acquisition.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict was the catalyst that led OneWeb to turn to SpaceX for support. If and when tensions ease, sanctions on Russia may eventually lift, and OneWeb will theoretically be free to conduct launches through Roscosmos again.
However, whether or not the UK government-backed OneWeb will return to Russia is anyone’s guess. On the other hand, SpaceX and OneWeb’s necessity-driven partnership could morph into a permanent agreement; only time will tell.
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Scores for the Stars, 2020-21, is a two-part series by artist Ander Mikalson commissioned by The Aldrich and dedicated to Frank Stella’s Stars. Part II will occur as a live performance in the Museum’s Sculpture Garden on the summer solstice (June 20, 2021), when the sun is highest in sky. The scores performed on the summer solstice will be about winter.
Scores for the Stars is a pair of performances dedicated to Frank Stella’s Stars.
The performances are temporal and astral landmarks: Part I one took place on the winter solstice (December 21, 2020), when our star was lowest in the sky, and Part II will be on the summer solstice (June 20, 2021), when our star is highest in the sky.
The performance is choreographed by text, graphic and musical scores.
The summer solstice score is performed by two musicians, Chié Yoshinaka on violin and Amy Selig on cello.
The musicians play the songs as echos, as a call-and-response. Rather than playing entire songs from start to finish, they play selected phrases of music, repeating the phrases, passing them back and forth to each other, with silence in between. It is a dialogue between the performers and between Frank Stella's Stars.
The performers will move around the Sculpture Garden, orbiting the Stars, crossing each other’s paths but remaining always at some distance from each other. They play to the Stars (not to the audience), with deep feeling as one would play to a lover or friend, seeking to commune with the Stars. At times they play behind the Stars, so it is as though the sound is emanating from the Stars themselves, and the two Stars are singing to each other. Each Star is a distinct character with its own voice; the metallic Star the high cry of the violin, the wooden Star the warm tones of the cello.
The songs for the summer performance include:
Hazy Shade of Winter by Simon & Garfunkel
California Dreamin’ by The Mamas & The Papas
White Winter Hymnal by Fleet Foxes
A Long December by Counting Crows
I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm by Irving Berlin
Landslide by Fleetwood Mac
Girl from the North Country by Bob Dylan
Get Me Through December by Alison Kraus and Natalie MacMaster
Baby It’s Cold Outside by Frank Loesser
December, 1963 (Oh What a Night) by Frankie Vallie & The Four Seasons
The Fours Seasons - Winter by Vivaldi
Let it Snow by June Styne and Sammy Cahn
Winter Wonderland by Felix Bernard and Richard Bernhard Smith
Part I was a two-channel sound installation presented in the Museum’s Sculpture Garden from December 21, 2020 to January 3, 2021, celebrating the winter solstice (December 21, 2020), a time when our largest star, the sun, is lowest in the sky. The winter solstice score was performed by Karina Garrett, playing violin and viola parts.
Mikalson said, “On the winter solstice we serenade the Stars with songs about summer. On the summer solstice we serenade the Stars with songs about winter. We play songs of the opposite season in a gesture of longing, of collapsing and layering time, of acknowledging cycles, of grappling with the impossibility of time across distance. When we look at the stars we see light that burned billions of years ago; we literally look into the past. The universe is balanced. Contained within each thing is the possibility of its opposite. In this particularly dark winter of isolation, playing songs of summer is also a gesture of hope.”
Mikalson’s Scores for the Stars was created in response to the exhibition Frank Stella’s Stars, A Survey. It was organized by Education Director Namulen Bayarsaihan and Senior Curator Amy Smith-Stewart. Frank Stella’s Stars, A Survey was on view inside the Museum through May 9, 2021; the outdoor work installed throughout the Museum’s grounds is on view through September 6, 2021.
Ander Mikalson (b. 1983) is a New York-based artist working in performance, sound, sculpture, and drawing.
Co-sponsored by Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra.
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Photographs and video footage will be shot during this program. If you attend, you will be deemed to have agreed to being photographed and videotaped for any and all purposes which the images may be used. If you do not wish to be photographed and videotaped, please contact the Museum at firstname.lastname@example.org. Thank you for your cooperation.
Top image: Ander Mikalson, Scores for the Stars (Summer Solstice), 2021.


1st September already!
And it's the start of meteorological autumn. The meteorological calendar uses our Gregorian calendar to split up the four seasons into three month blocks, which, according to the Met Office, makes it easier to observe forecasting and compare seasonal statistics.
- Spring: March, April, May
- Summer: June, July, August
- Autumn: September, October, November
- Winter: December, January, February
If you follow the astronomical calendar however the first day of autumn in 2017 will be 22nd September. Astronomers base the date of the seasons upon celestial events, in autumn's case the autumnal equinox, when night and day are roughly equal length. In 2017 this will take place on September 22.
Thanks to Des for stopping to take this stunning photo of the morning mist across the fells whilst on his way to work this morning (1/9/17). We think it captures the first day of autumn perfectly!
Early morning mist looking across the South Lakeland fells towards Coniston Old Man


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Welcome to the night sky! Parent and child owls tour the night sky in best-selling author-illustrator Martha Day Zschock's Hello! board book series for children. In Hello, Night Sky! you can join the pair as they look at the stars through a telescope and take a pretend rocket ship ride into space where they walk on the moon and zoom past planets. After "returning to earth," they continue to explore the night sky while chasing fireflies, enjoying fireworks, looking for signs of nocturnal animals during a moon-lit walk and visiting a planetarium! For ages 2-5.
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Java, the software developed by Sun Microsystems in the mid-1990s as a universal operating system for Internet applications, gave NASA a low-cost and easy-to-use option for running Spirit, the robotic rover that rolled onto the planet’s surface on Thursday in search of signs of water and life.
That’s hot. Apparently you can also download a simulation of the same software which uses the actual data that the scientists are using to navigate the rovers with. It’s sort of interesting how much public information is available for this mission compared to past space missions. Or perhaps the major media outlets are just carrying more details than usual?


Presented by UAA Astronomer, Dr. Erin Hicks
Humans have long imagined exotic and intriguing worlds beyond our solar system. However, in recent years, science fiction has become science fact. With the creation of better telescopes and the improvement of detection techniques, we have discovered that our Sun is not the only star with orbiting planets. Since the discovery of the first exoplanet in 1995, astronomers have discovered hundreds more orbiting other stars in our galaxy and beyond.
"Undiscovered Worlds" is one hour long consisting of a fulldome film and live presentation by a UAA astronomer. Ticket reservations are available online only at http://UAATix.com. Remaining tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis at the door on the day of the show. The planetarium will open for seating 30 minutes before the start of each show. You must be in the theater 10 minutes before the show starts. Reserved seats will be released after this time to stand-by customers. There is no entry after the show begins.


Samuel Langhorne Clemens adopted the pseudonym Mark Twain.
His two best-known novels are, ”The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” and ”The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.”
Mark Twain’s 1835 birth came in the same year as an appearance of Halley’s Comet.
He died in the year of its next appearance, 1910.
Where This Gets Strange:
In 1909 Mark Twain stated that he expected to die the following year when Halley’s Comet returned.
He Stated — ” I came in with Halley’s Comet in 1835. It is coming again next year, and I expect to go out with it. It will be the greatest disappointment of my life if I don’t go out with Halley’s Comet. The Almighty has said, no doubt: ‘Now here are these two unaccountable freaks; they came in together, they must go out together. ”
He died one day after the comet was seen.


The night skies above our Saruni Samburu lodge and from the ‘hot rock’ upon which it sits are among some of the brightest and most beautiful in the world. Every evening the night skies provide you with an alternative ‘playground’ in which to explore.
Our amateur but extremely professional and passionate ‘astro-expert’ and lodge manager Johan, is on hand to host our guests for an entertaining evening of stargazing and astronomy under the canopy of Saruni Samburu’s brilliant starry sky.
We use a high-powered spotter scope and laser pointer to guide you around the night sky to take full advantage of viewing the brilliant heavenly objects among the beautiful rocks of the Kalama Conservancy.
You will view Planets, Galaxies, Star Clusters, Constellations, Double Stars and other celestial occurrences every clear night as Kalama Conservancy in which Saruni Samburu is situated, has some of the best observing conditions in Kenya due to virtually no light pollution, no obscurants, high altitude and over 300 dry clear nights each year.
We look forward to take you on a Tour of the Universe under the star filled skies of Saruni Samburu.
“The amazing stars were a total highlight for me” – guest Sherry McKelvie, whose images are below.


The search continues as we look into the cosmos for a planet to serve as a home away from home. Mankind still in the beginning of its galactic ambitions looks to find a suitable system for both study and settlement. We’ve a long way to go as we’re still discovering things about our own planet and solar system, but the future looks bright with a revitalized NASA budget and the potential for major observations with the James Webb Telescope launching in 2018. We will hopefully get a better glimpse at this possible Super-Earth just 40 light-years away orbiting the LHS 1140 Red Dwarf Star. Meanwhile, we must continue expanding on our understanding of chemistry, biology, & physics; so that we may one day depart our fragile ball of dirt.
-Nicholas R. Grant


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This go-fish card game is out of this world! Find the most cosmic card groups and win the game. Learn interesting facts about planets, stars, and other space objects while you explore the night sky. Ages 4+. Each card contains an interesting fact and a colorful picture about our solar system, constellations, comets, or other space objects. What a fun way for children to explore and learn more about our night sky! Made in the USA.
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Nothing about cycling this time but I hope it is interesting anyway! I was planning to take some pictures of the lunar eclipse from last Sunday but I was too tired to stay up all night. Here in Norway, the eclipse happened from 3 to 6 o’clock.. Pretty bad timing when you have to work the next day. So instead of waiting for it, I just set up the camera (Canon 60D with a pretty crappy 18-250mm lens at 28mm) and used the Magic Lantern intervalometer (which is a great firmware upgrade, highly recommended!) with 5-frame HDR bracketing. So, it took +0, +1, -1, +2, -2 aperture stops from the same part of the sky every 2 minutes. Then I went to bed to get some sleep before switching off the camera at 6:30 in the morning. I got a bit more than 800 pictures and it worked better than expected. The HDR pictures covered a good range of exposition, so that I could choose which level fit best for the brightest to the darkest time of the night. The result could make a nice time laps but I decided for a fusion picture instead. For the result I cut out the moon of every second picture (so this is how much the moon moves every 4 minutes) and fused it with the background. There are pictures from all the exposition levels combines. -2 at the beginning and end to +2 in the middle. Unfortunately, some of the moons look more like potatoes. That happened when the camera was moving. There was some wind in the night and I probably should have used mirror lockup. But I am pretty happy with the result anyway.
It took a while this year but finally it is getting warm in Norway. And because the weather was so nice I made a full length video of an 1 hour and 15 minutes ride. So if you want to see how a “normal” ride in Norway looks like here is the link to the video:
I also have the feeling that the traffic gets used to bikes on the road again. I haven’t had much problems with bad drivers lately. It’s a good time of the year! And vacation time is not far any more as well.


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For centuries scholars have been playing with history like school children working on a complicated puzzle.
In some places the "puzzle pieces" appear out of place, twisted, or more or less contrasted with reality.
And it was during this time that the great structures of the modern universe - superclusters of thousands of galaxies stretching across millions of light-years - began to assemble.
[....]- vyamr alhym yhy rqya btvk hmym vyhy mbdyl byn mym lmym: And [v] God [alhym] said [amr]: "Let there be [yhy] a firmament [rqya] in [b] the midst [tvk] of the [h] waters [mym], and [v] let [yhy] it separate [bdyl] the waters [mym] from [byn] the waters [mym].""The First Command: 'Let the gases, which are scattered throughout space and without form and order, be brought together and out of them let worlds be formed.' Then the gases were brought together in the form of whirling masses." [Col. 96]DARK MATTER Accounting for a bigger portion of matter than ordinary atoms, dark-matter particles were spread unevenly through the cosmos; areas of higher concentration drew in hydrogen and helium gas, gradually forming the first stars dense enough to burst into thermonuclear flame FIRST STARS The earliest stars were massive, weighing in at 20 to more than 100 times the mass of the sun.
According to popular science, after knowing the decay rate of various radioactive elements, it is possible to measure the age of any rock that contains such elements.Theologians have ascribed a variety of attributes to the many different conceptions of God. - 01/22/11] *Trivia: "[....] The Catholic Church no longer teaches creationism - the belief that God created the world in six days as described in the Bible - and says that the account in the book of Genesis is an allegory for the way God created the world. The discovery of those microwaves in 1964 confirmed the existence of the Big Bang"[....] Known as the Dark Ages of the universe, it's the 200 million-year period (more or less) after the last flash of light from the Big Bang faded and the first blush of sun-like stars began to appear.The most common among these include omniscience (infinite knowledge), omnipotence (unlimited power), omnipresence (present everywhere), omnibenevolence (perfect goodness), divine simplicity, and eternal and necessary existence. [NP] But it objects to using evolution to back an atheist philosophy that denies God's existence or any divine role in creation. M.]And [v] the [h] earth [arts] was [hyth] without form [thv] and [v] void [bhv]; and [v] darkness [chsk] was upon [al] the face [pny] of the deep [thvm]. What happened during the Dark Ages set the stage for the cosmos we see today, with its billions of magnificent galaxies and everything that they contain - the shimmering gas clouds, the fiery stars, the tiny planets, the mammoth black holes.However, after initial stages of edification I should like to "distill" the facts and "jetison" the garbage for each entry.For the time being, however, I can admit but a crude image of metamorphosis to illustrate the facts about world history - a literal cesspool of human preoccupation.


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In light of the Perseids Meteor shower and full moon on August 12th 2011, I thought I would follow up the celestial delights with an image I took at the Centre of the Universe in Victoria BC. This is the inside the Planetarium with some of the best Astronomers in the business. The funny looking devise in front is the projector illuminating the stars as they are in the night sky against the dome. This image is a combination of two shots on film in order to get the field of view. A third shot was taken with the Astronomers in the dome and the lights on. I used a flash to fill in the harsh shadows on their faces. I then combined all three images to get the final result.
Happy Star gazing!


We have high hopes as a species when we send astronauts to space. We hope to discover new life, new stars, new solar systems, new anything! Brave astronauts risk their lives to explore the unknown.
As incredible as space can be, it poses great danger to our astronauts. There’s a risk of equipment malfunctioning, losing communication with Earth, debris storms and, who can forget, diminished vision.
We’ll admit that getting lost in space, unable to return home is a worse fate than poor vision. But for astronauts who do make it home, diminished vision is something many have to deal with.
It may seem that an article about astronauts’ vision post-space travel is less than relevant since most people aren’t astronauts. However, part of space travel is figuring out how harsh environments affect the human body (especially if some of us plan on moving to Mars once Elon Musk figures out how to accomplish that).
Human Body in Space
There has been a steady flow of human space travel since the first human spaceflight in 1961. However, it wasn’t until the early 2000s that astronauts began spending longer bouts of time in space.
Prior to 2000, astronauts were sent to space for two weeks at a time. These were quick, in-and-out operations. Today, astronauts spend six months or more in space. It has become clear that the longer a person spends in space, the more it affects the body.
Muscles are often the first thing to deteriorate in space. Because astronauts are working in zero gravity environments, their muscles don’t contract as they would on Earth.
If the muscles don’t get the exercise they need, they will weaken and pose a threat to astronauts coming back to Earth as they might have difficulty operating the spacecraft once it returns to Earth’s gravity.
Maintaining muscle mass is incredibly important in space. An astronaut has to work out at least five hours a week, doing strength training three to six times a week. Sometimes that’s not even enough for some to maintain their muscles.
Space can have numerous effects on the body because of its harsh environment. As we send astronauts to space for longer periods of time, we must learn how to counter the negative effects space travel has on the body.
Post Spaceflight Eyesight
One of those negative effects that has baffled scientists is how the eyes are affected by prolonged space travel. Unfortunately, no one knows what causes these post space travel conditions or how to fix them.
Many astronauts return to earth with different and worse vision than they had before they left. Some astronauts outgrow whatever was affecting their eyes and they revert back to normal. However, some suffer from their conditions long after their space adventure is over.
So far, it seems as if astronauts develop hyperopia (farsightedness) when they return to Earth. Once back on Earth, the eyes experience a hyperopic shift where their eyes gradually become farsighted. This is also a common side-effect of eye surgery.
What causes this shift is unknown. It is known, however, that the eyes go through a multitude of changes while in space. Though the exact cause is not known, some experts believe it has something to do with the intracranial pressure.
The increase of pressure in the cranium of an astronaut has been linked to causing changes in the eye such as:
- Retinal folds: Folds in the retina are all too common for astronauts. Retinal folds are a rare complication of retina surgery. They can result in low or poor visual acuity.
- Optic disk swelling: This swelling may cause sporadic periods of quick vision loss. For example, when standing up or doing quick movements with the head.
- Optic nerve sheath swelling: This type of swelling occurs right behind the eye. It can cause double vision.
What causes the intracranial pressure to increase in space is unknown. It is also unknown what factors would affect the pressure in a person’s head (i.e. Does exercise affect the pressure?).
Some experts suggest that the eye is remodelled after being in space for such a long time in an attempt to adapt to the new environment. That way, when the astronaut returns to Earth, the eyes get quite a shock as the intracranial pressure goes back to normal.
Why do the eyes not go back to normal too? That’s an excellent question, and the exact question that all scientists are asking.
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Mars on Hold
We’re living in a time that would officially be categorized as a science fiction movie. We carry around little computers in our pockets, we can video chat, we can 3-D print organs, and we send people to space relatively confident that they’ll return in one piece.
OK, so maybe we live in the prequel to a science fiction movie where humans are still trying to figure things out, but we’ll get there.
“There”, in our case, happens to be Mars. Just as it was once humankind’s dream to reach the moon, it has now become Mars. Setting up on Mars is NASA’s priority.
This sandy and sometimes unpredictable planet is thought to be able to sustain human life due to evidence that water lives (or used to live) just below the surface.
However, in our quest to find if Mars could support humans, we’ve seemed to have overlooked the fact that we may not be able to support Mars. This is especially true if in the long run, eyes deteriorate as we spend more time in space.
Solving astronauts’ eye problems should be on the top of the priority list for experts because without a solution, our mission to Mars will be impossible. Until we are absolutely certain of the causes of vision impairments in space and how to fix them, interplanetary travel would be too dangerous to accomplish.
At its furthest, Mars is 249 million miles away from Earth. It takes 14 minutes for a message to send from Mars to Earth and takes six months to travel there (provided Mars is at its closest point to Earth).
A space station would be highly visual, not only to operate machinery but to survive on a foreign planet that has not been made accessible to the visually impaired. If a crew were to lose their vision on Mars during a mission, the chance of survival would be slim.
Space travel is exciting and futuristic, but it isn’t anything like the movies. There are so many little details to account for before we head to Mars.
Figuring out why astronauts’ vision suffers after prolonged spaceflights is one detail that can’t be overlooked or ignored. Without our vision, we won’t be able to master space travel.


SpaceX, a California-based space private transport company, has set its goal of putting humans on the red planet within the next 10 years.
In a recent interview with CNBC, CEO of SpaceX Elon Musk promised to put humans on Mars within the next decade.
“I’m hopeful that the first people could be taken to Mars in 10 to 12 years, I think it’s certainly possible for that to occur. But the thing that matters long term is to have a self-sustaining city on Mars, to make like multi-planetary,” Musk told CNBC.
The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is expecting to transport humans to Mars by 2030, putting SpaceX’s projected timeline well-ahead of the US government agency’s proposition.
With regards to financing, the privately-owned SpaceX will eventually become a publically tradable company in order to garner more support for their Mars mission.
“We need to get where things are steady and predictable. Maybe we’re close to developing the Mars vehicle, or ideally we’ve flown it a few times, then I think going public would make more sense,” Musk said during his interview with CNBC.
Mars-One, a non-profit foundation, has also expressed interest in creating a human colony on Mars. In 2013, they submitted a call for astronauts during which more than 200,000 people registered for the first selection program.
Mars-One founder Gerard ‘t Hooft said, “This is going to be a media spectacle; ‘Big Brother’ will pale in comparison. The whole world will be watching and experience this journey.”
Mars-One plans on using SpaceX technology in order to realise their vision of not only placing human on Mars but also creating a sustainable colony on the red planet.


What is EarthRise?
EarthRise (in the video at the end) is a milestone in human self-awareness when we first time saw Earth (our home) from another place and realized its value. That moment changed a lot of things forever.
Earthrise is a photograph of Earth taken from Moon orbit by astronaut William Anders on December 24, 1968, during the Apollo 8 mission. It is declared the most influential environmental photograph ever taken.
EarthRise Photo Importance
Humanity first time realized how different, beautiful and rare is its blue-green home (Planet Earth) in the whole known universe. Along with it came the nightmare that like an alone delicate nest on a tree branch at the shore of a tiny island in an infinite ocean, how fragile our home is in the universe.
Imagine the singularity, uniqueness, and worth of human life that Voyager and Kepler mission by NASA has scanned billions of planets in 40 years, and didn’t find a single one with surety of life. It is like a lottery with billions ticket issued, but only one got the jackpot of conscious life.
The slightest imbalance can blow out the living candle of thinking dust called Humans. Therefore, from the Earthrise moment, all super conscious people in humanity are worried to save it, beyond their personal interests. From today, you are also one of them.


Star IdentificationApril 26, 2017
A star tracker is a celestial reference device that recognizes star patterns, such as constellations, and estimates the orientation of a spacecraft using an on-board star camera. In the initialization of the tracker, typically, no other information other than the captured image is used and this operation mode is commonly referred to as the Lost-In-Space (LIS) mode. During the LIS mode, first, in a stage called star extraction, the point like locations in the image plane are found and afterwards, in the star identification stage, the detected point distributions are compared to a Star Catalog and the observed points are tried to be matched to the catalog stars. The attitude of the star tracker is computed from this collected correspondence information between the known star positions of the catalog and the image plane points.
For star identification, there are many possible methods used in the literature such as using inter-star angles, distribution pattern of the stars on the image plane, or using the calibrated device magnitudes and many others. For our implementation, we randomly group 4 stars and then compute a geometric signature from the location of these stars on the image plane. The extracted signature is invariant under scaling, rotation and permutation operations.
Fig. 1. (a) Geometric Hash Computation for stars A, B, C, D: Furthermost stars are selected to form the unit-diameter of a circle and a coordinate frame is defined so that A is at (0, 0) and B is at (1, 1). After applying the scaling and rotation transformations that place A and B to their respective places, the coordinates of stars C and D ( C(x) , C(y) , D(x) , D(y) ) become the geometric hash code that describe the distribution of stars for this quad.
By using this signature and the known camera parameters (like the field of view) we index the star catalog to cover all possible looking directions. This is performed by rendering what a star-frame will look like in a given orientation using the catalog stars and then forming groups of stars visible in the viewport to compute geometric signatures. This results in an index-database that is formed by grouped star ids and their signature. During a query, first locations of the star-like regions are extracted from the query image and then these locations are used to form quads. The index-database is then queried using the extracted quads.
There are a number of important factors to be considered here however:
- Radiation in space results false star-like images to be formed in the image sensor. Hence the star extraction algorithm needs to be robust against these false stars.
- Also, due to noise and again radiation, some actual star locations could not be extracted.
- Finally, in a typical star-tracker device, there usually is not a lot of RAM and the CPU is orders of magnitude slower than what is available in modern pcs due to power requirements.
Because of these reasons, it is necessary to index the star catalog in a manner to allow false stars, missing stars and under-represented viewports. We have an implementation that has a star-grouping algorithm that aims to generate star-groupings that are formed from actual stars even under heavy radiation and hence a large number of false-star images. Our experiments show a success rate of star identification of 98% for full-sky coverage when there is about 300% more false-stars in an image than there is actual stars.
Below images show example star identification and attitude determination results with different simulation parameters:
Related research is published in:
 Effects of Star Extraction Artifacts on Blind Attitude Determination, Engin Tola, Medeni Soysal To appear in International Conference on Image Processing, October 2014
 Yıldız Çıkarma Hatalarının Uydu Yönelimi Bulma Başarımı Üzerindeki Etkileri (Effects of Star Detection Errors on Attitude Determination Performance), Medeni Soysal, Engin Tola. In Turkish, IEEE Sinyal İşleme ve İletişim Uygulamaları, 2014


If you are able to stay up to watch this annual Perseid meteor shower, you will be in a for a treat. For everyone in North America, it will start around midnight to 5 a.m. August 12, 2009. Forecasters are saying the best time for the west coast is 1-2 a.m. and for the east coast it will be from 4-5 a.m. Hopefully the weather will be clear where you live or where ever you are planning to watch the shooting stars. Astronomers are expecting up to 200 meteors per hour in short burst up to every 15 minutes. This doesn’t mean you will see them all as it also depends how bright the moon will shine which you wont be able to see the fainter meteors. Another good way to catch these falling stars better is to be up on the mountains/hills, roof tops, high buildings, away from city lights, or just plain dark areas. Enjoy and don’t forget to make a wish!


The Final Odyssey [Arthur C. Clarke] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. One thousand years after the Jupiter mission to explore the. Astronaut Frank Poole’s frozen body is discovered floating in space at the start of this adaptation of Arthur C. Clarke’s fourth and final ”Odyssey” book. 3 Nov The NBCUniversal-owned cable network announced Monday that it is adapting Arthur C. Clarke’s novel The Final Odyssey into a.
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About The Final Odyssey In Clarke ‘s Space Odyssey series. Jan 28, Pages Buy. Odyssey Three and A Space Odyssey film A Space Odyssey Technologies in Jan 28, Pages. Related Links Books Randoms Jun 12, Minutes.
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The Final Odyssey has an eerie and compelling plausibility. It is determined that following the events of Also by Arthur C. December Learn how and when to remove this template message. Clarke’s Mysterious World Arthur C. They evolved from ” primordial soup “, and over the course of millions of years, became a space-faring species. Stay in Touch Sign up. Anyway, we still had 3001 the final odyssey to answer for the odyyssey, so it was worth it.
A Space Odyssey soundtrack Alex North’s Perceiving that nothing was more precious 3001 the final odyssey “mind,” they catalysed the evolution of intelligent species wherever they went, by increasing the 0301 species’ chance of survival. After visiting Earth, the First-Born found a way to impress themselves into the fabric of space and time, becoming effectively immortal. It is the fourth and final book in Clarke’s Space Odyssey series. A Space Odyssey Halman uploads itself into a petabyte -capacity holographic 3D storage medium 3001 the final odyssey thus survives the disintegration of the monoliths, but is infected with the virus and is subsequently sealed by scientists in the Pico Vault.
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About The Final Odyssey One thousand years after the Jupiter mission to explore the mysterious Monolith had been destroyed, odyssfy Dave Bowman was transformed into the Star Child, Frank Poole drifted in space, frozen and forgotten, leaving the supercomputer HAL inoperable.
The Final Odyssey ‘ “. LitFlash The eBooks you want at the lowest prices. See all books by Arthur C. As we hurtle toward the new millennium in real time, Clarke brilliantly, daringly leaps one thousand 3001 the final odyssey into the future to reveal a truth we are only now capable of comprehending.
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Well, of course I took the call. Some of its notable features include the BrainCap, a brain—computer interface technology; genetically engineered dinosaur servants; and four gigantic space elevators located evenly around the Equator.
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Do you know why we call it the “Dog Days of Summer?” The phrase actually dates back all the way to ancient Roman times. The hottest days of summer occurred while Sirius, a star also known as the “Dog Star” found in the Canis Major constellation, shone brightest in the night sky. The more you know, right!?
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What is Telescope is also the related topic to the geometrical optics.
Telescope is an optical instrument which is used to observe
distant objects using lenses or mirrors. A telescope that uses
two converging lenses is called refracting telescope
(Fig.12.34). In refracting telescope an objective lens forms a
real image of the distant object, while an eyepiece forms a
virtual image that is viewed by the eye.
The ray diagram of refracting telescope is shown in Fig.12.35.
When parallel rays from a point on a distant object pass
through objective lens, a real image I1 is formed at the focus
F0 of the objective lens. This image acts as an object for the
eyepiece. A large virtual image I2 of I1 is formed by the
eyepiece at a large distance from the objective lens. This
virtual image makes an angle q at the eyepiece.
Magnification of a refracting telescope can be determined
through the ray diagram of Fig. 12.35 and is given by M=fo/fe
1. Astronomical telescope
2. Galilean telescope or Terrestrial telescope
Astronomical Telescope is an instrument that is employed to check the enlarged image of distant heavenly bodies like stars, planets, satellites and galaxies etc.
The final image formed by an astronomical telescope is always virtual, inverted and magnified.
An astronomical telescope works on the principle that once associate degree object to be enlarged is placed at an over sized distance from the target lens of telescope, a virtual, inverted and enlarged image of the article is created at the smallest amount distance of distinct vision from the attention control about to the attention piece.
An astronomical telescope consists of 2 convex lenses : Associate in Nursing objective lens O and an eye fixed piece E. the distance FO of the target lens of scope is giant as compared to the distance metal of the attentionpiece. and also the aperture of objective lens O is giant as compared thereto of eye piece, in order that it will receive additional lightweight from the distant object and type a bright image of the distant object. each the target lens and also the eye piece ar fitted at the free ends of 2 slippery tubes, at an acceptable distance from one another.
Differences between Astronomical Telescope and Galilean Telescope
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August 18, 2017
On Monday August 21, 2017 the United States will experience a total solar eclipse and a partial solar eclipse. The last time a total eclipse was visible from coast to coast, like is one is, was in 1918. Here is some information to help you to prepare for this rare event!
What is the difference between a total solar eclipse and a partial solar eclipse?
A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon appears to completely cover the sun in the sky. It is just by happenstance that the moon orbits just in the right distance to seem the same size as the sun.
Most people in the continental U.S. and other nearby areas will see a partial solar eclipse, in which the moon appears to cover only a part of the sun.
How long will it last?
Depending on where you are will determine how long you will see the total solar eclipse. The longest you will be able to see the eclipse is for 2 minutes and 40 seconds.
Where will the total solar eclipse be visible?
The total solar eclipse path stretches from Oregon to South Carolina and is about 70 miles wide. It will pass through Idaho, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina. The partial solar eclipse will be visible through the entire United States.
You can look at this state-by-state guide to find out which major cities and prime locations will fall inside the path of the total eclipse.
Do I need any special equipment to view the eclipse?
If you are planning on viewing the total or partial eclipse then you should get a pair of solar viewing glasses. Only when the sun is completely covered by the moon, is it safe to view the eclipse with the naked eye. Looking directly at the sun, even when it is partially covered by the moon, can cause serious eye damage or blindness. You should never look at a partial solar eclipse without proper eye protection. Unfortunately, sunglasses cannot be used in place of solar viewing glasses.
To find out more information, please visit, https://www.space.com/33797-total-solar-eclipse-2017-guide.html


Winter Solstice Quotes. If winter comes, can spring be far behind? — percy bysshe shelley. Celebrate the official start of winter with 28 solstice quotes 1.
Celebrate the official start of winter with 28 solstice quotes 1. Summer passes and one remembers one's exuberance. The winter solstice has always been special to me as a barren darkness.
Winter Solstice Is An Important Event In The Midwinter And Is The Shortest Day Of The Year With The Longest Night Of The Year.
Wisdom in hardship.” — norman douglas. Come back!) the summer solstice (rather different) the autumnal equinox. When it is summer in the light, and winter in.
Days Like These Let You Have An Air Of Melancholy.”.
“after the longest night, tomorrow we sing up the dawn. Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire: If we had no winter, the spring would not be so.
“The Winter Solstice Is As Special As Sterile Darkness That Results In Flourishing Future A Far From One’s Expectations.”.
You go to bed in one kind of a. Winter solstice comes with many holidays, festivals, and gatherings of friends, family members, and colleagues, which comes for. The winter solstice has always been special to me as a barren darkness.
The First Sip May Chill, But A Full Draught Warms And Invigorates.
“the winter solstice has always been special to me as a barren darkness that gives birth to a verdant future beyond imagination, a time of pain and withdrawal that produces something joyfully inconceivable, like a monarch butterfly masterfully extracting. 10 quotes to celebrate shortest day of the year 1. At the summer solstice, all is green and growing, potential coming into being, the miracle of manifestation painted large on the canvas of awareness.
Take A Look At Some Of The Popular Winter Solstice Sayings:
“he who marvels at the beauty of the world in summer will find equal cause for wonder and admiration in winter.” —. Celebrate the official start of winter with 28 solstice quotes 1. Explore our collection of motivational and famous quotes by authors you know and love.


Can a rocket kill with sound? We talk about the loudest rocket in the world
If you look at video footage of the takeoff of the Saturn V rocket, which was launched during the Apollo program in the 1960s and 1970s, you can notice one curious detail – the audience watching the launches always stayed away from the launch pad. There are several good reasons for this, and noise is one of them. Loud enough sounds are quite capable of killing, especially since the Saturn V is one of the noisiest structures in the history of mankind.
The crowds of observers were five kilometers from the launch site, but even at that distance the noise was incredible. Then there was a myth that the sound waves of the Saturn V engines melted concrete and set fire to grass within a radius of one and a half kilometers – but this, of course, is not true. according to measurements NASA, the volume of the noise then was about 204 decibels. In comparison, the volume of jet aircraft engines fluctuates between 120 and 160 decibels, and this level of noise is considered hazardous to hearing if a person is exposed to it for more than 30 seconds. Even at a distance of 2.4 kilometers from the site, the noise of the Saturn V was incredibly loud – like a rock concert or a car horn in a tight space.
In 2022, a team of scientists from Brigham Young University in Utah repeated the Saturn V loudness calculations, but got almost the same result as NASA engineers – 203 decibels. Can this result be called the most impressive? Based on the power of rocket engines, it is unlikely. The Saturn V delivered 35 meganewtons of power, less than the theoretical performance of the infamous Soviet H1 rocket. However, the American counterpart was powerful enough that engineers had to think about more than just human hearing. Such rockets can damage themselves with their own sound waves generated during launch.
Now NASA is testing the SLS rocket, which will be used as part of the Artemis program. It should become one of the most powerful rockets in the history of mankind, 15% more powerful than the Saturn V – but quieter. However, engineers note that the final noise level will depend not only on the engines, but also, for example, on the weather on launch day. When cloud cover is high, sound waves can spread over a wide area and bounce off the clouds. According to researchers who studied the video of the launch of the SLS in November 2022, the maximum volume of the rocket at a distance of 1.5 kilometers from the site was 136 decibels. If you move even further, 5.2 kilometers, then the figure drops to 129 decibels.


Visualisation of the ExoMars Schiaparelli module entering and descending through the atmosphere to land on Mars. The animation follows a simulated timeline of the module, starting when it enters the atmosphere at an altitude of 121 km at 14:42 GMT. In six minutes it will use a heatshield, parachute and thrusters to brake from 21 000 km/h to a near standstill 2 m above the surface, where a crushable structure on its underside will absorb the final shock. The key operational milestones are highlighted in the animation at the predicted times at which they have been calculated to occur. However, the actual times may vary depending on the atmospheric conditions on the day, the final path through the atmosphere and the speed at which the module descends. The times indicated in the animation are onboard spacecraft times at Mars. The one-way signal travel time on 19 October is just under 10 minutes, meaning that signals relayed by spacecraft at Mars are received on Earth about 10 minutes after the event itself has happened on the Red Planet. Both Schiaparelli and the Mars scenery in this animation are computer-generated.
Jamie Godman: No space agency or country has ever had a working successful Mars lander or rover other than NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. So I say good luck ESA with your Mars 2020 rover. However, it's going to be a shame to see it splattered all over the Martian surface. ESA really should do what they've always done for manned space flight, pay the professionals to launch it for you. I'm sure JPL would be happy to do it for you, at a premium of course.
ِzbohem zvolen: Amazing ESA
Kevin Tucker: I’m too old for cartoons...
Galáxias do Universo: Essa nave se esborrachou em Marte
Raul Рауль: Sending a probe is not like flying a kite idiots. Try to fix your kite then complain about ESA's work.Hats off ESA whatever your are trying, waiting for more.
Kamrul 82: What's the point if u can't send real images yea u can gain info I guess ..?
Gregorio Herrera: Sólo se podrá conquistar parte del universo si nos acordamos un poco de la moraleja la liebre y la tortuga porque a mi entender para viajar tan lejos no necesariamente viajar tan rápido si no buscar una forma perpetúa de hacerlo motores capaces de autoalimentarse y viajes en escala ya que tenemos la capacidad de reproducirlos y de pensar, crear y comunicarnos a largas distancias.
chap666ish: Why no reading of velocity?
blabla62871: i want see real one
Rayyan harahap: is it animation or real footage?
Jared Hoessel: who is filming this LOL
ThePokemonSoldier: Found this trying to find a simulation of what actually happened.
кок хозяинов: ято она все трясется с перепоя
Настоящий Человек: Инопланетяне на Марсе
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Miki Cerise: Should have sent Jebediah.
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tboy nasa: Real cartoon time - ESA hoax stealing tax payers money - ask questions people - Wake up
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One fact about the universe revealed in the verses of the Quran is that the sky is made up of seven layers.
"It is He who created everything on the earth for you and then directed His attention up to heaven and arranged it into seven regular heavens. He has knowledge of all things."
"Then He turned to heaven when it was smoke. In two days He determined them as seven heavens and revealed, in every heaven, its own mandate"
14 centuries ago, when the sky was believed to be one unified body, the Quran miraculously stated that it consisted of layers, and what is more, "seven" layers, discovered the fact that the atmpsphere surrounding the Earth is made up of "seven" basic layers only very recently.


Apollo 11 took off from Cape Kennedy Space Center 16.7.1969 with it's crew Neil Armstrong, Edvin "Buzz" Aldrin ja Michael Collins.
The Lunar Module Eagle landed on moon 20.7.1969 and Neil Armstrong and Edvin Aldrin became the first men in moon. They spent 21 and a half hours in the moon and returned to earth on the 24.7.1969.
The model included a large base for the lunar module, but otherwise the landscape of the moon is from Nasa's photos. The moon behind the command module is mine.


Chief rabbi challenges stephen hawking in row over origins of universe lord sacks warns that the hostility between religion and science is equally damaging to both photograph: david sillitoe religion is about interpretation. Religion, science and the environment christianity: the origins of the universe in christianity there is a variety of interpretations of the biblical accounts of creation among christians today. Evangelicals' surprising view of science and what it may mean evangelicals were the most likely to say that they view religion and science as having a collaborative relationship in which the two spheres support each when it comes to issues like the origins of the universe and life. Christianity and science in addition, evolutionary theory posits a very old universe, somewhere between 13 and 15 billion years old thus, some christians believe that the bible can support evolutionary theory as an explanation for origins.
What is science science or the bible science or the bible by ken ham and dr terry mortenson on june 14 the root meaning of science is basically knowledge the battle between the bible and molecules-to-man evolution is not one of religion versus science. Free science vs religion papers, essays science and religion - science and religion ' ' science explains the origins of the universe therefore we do not need god' ' this quote analysis of science and religion. Islamic concept of creation of universe, big bang and science-religion these words according to maulana had different meaning for people if we compare the science religion relationship/interaction in christian perspective and in islamic perspective we see that there is a great deal. Scientific ideas for many christians this theory is generally accepted by scientists as being the best theory they have to explain the origins of the universe if this theory is true back to religion, science and the environment index activity revision map.
The religion vs science debate has started to dominate the news who believed that the earth was at the center of the universe giordano bruno (1548-1600) was burned at the stake whilst science and religion are always going to disagree upon some points. Old earth creationism holds that the physical universe was and jehovah's witnesses (90%) denominations are the most likely to reject the evolutionary interpretation of the origins of such as stephen jay gould, consider science and religion to be two compatible and. Review of belief in god in the age of science by john polkinghorne you can dismiss the support request pop up for 4 weeks critical realism in science and religion, be read first polkinghorne claims that much of what we do in science is the creative interpretation of experience. Science without religion is lame religion without science is blind - albert einstein, 1941 genesis, in the first chapter of the old testame. The relationship between religion and science is the subject of he identified science's areas of expertise as empirical questions about the constitution of the universe, and religion's domains of religion and the sciences of origins historical and contemporary.
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