Distracted wrote:Is that a space shuttle launch?
I thought that and then thought no, don't be silly, it couldn't possibly be ...
Wow!
Daily science stuff
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Re: Daily science stuff
I thought that and then thought no, don't be silly, it couldn't possibly be ...
Wow!
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Ah, reminds me of last May when I saw one myself when I was at KSC.
She's got an awfully nice bum!
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
Re: Daily science stuff
Cosmic Commodities: How much is a new planet worth? http://www.boingboing.net/2011/02/03/cosmic-commodities-h.html. It's all a bought the money.
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Claims of fossils of cynobacteria in a meteorite. Claims that fossilized bacteria originated in space:
Fossils of Cynobacteria in CI1 Carbonaceous Meterorites by Richard B. Hoover of NASA
Flakey-looking website, but . . . anyway, specific claims are made that can be tested. I can't wait!
Fossils of Cynobacteria in CI1 Carbonaceous Meterorites by Richard B. Hoover of NASA
Flakey-looking website, but . . . anyway, specific claims are made that can be tested. I can't wait!
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cool!
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She's got an awfully nice bum!
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
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She's got an awfully nice bum!
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
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She's got an awfully nice bum!
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
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On the Science Chanel there is a series titled SciFi/Science. The narrator is a serious Scientist with a PHD in Physics. He is also an avid fan of Star Trek.
In the programs he tries to build thngs from Startrek. Holodeck, Transporter, Warp Drive, etc. Along the way he introduces some very hard and interesting cuttin gedge science. Amazing things hat are being developed right now. Really interestig program.
I like the guy (whose name, of course, I cannot remember) He is funny, intelligent, and has an air about him. I like thim better than I ever liked Carl Sagan. With Sagan I always feltt I was being talkded down to, lectured. Not with this guy.
Anyway, if you happen to see it coming up watch a few episodes.
SB
In the programs he tries to build thngs from Startrek. Holodeck, Transporter, Warp Drive, etc. Along the way he introduces some very hard and interesting cuttin gedge science. Amazing things hat are being developed right now. Really interestig program.
I like the guy (whose name, of course, I cannot remember) He is funny, intelligent, and has an air about him. I like thim better than I ever liked Carl Sagan. With Sagan I always feltt I was being talkded down to, lectured. Not with this guy.
Anyway, if you happen to see it coming up watch a few episodes.
SB
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I think I have seen that show. The narrator was Michio Kaku.
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Yup, that is him. I like him a lot.
Anyway, a great deal of new and interestng things being developed. Kaku takes us to different labs where people are developing things that seem from SciFi but are real in our world.
SB
Anyway, a great deal of new and interestng things being developed. Kaku takes us to different labs where people are developing things that seem from SciFi but are real in our world.
SB
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For 12-year old astrophysics prodigy, the sky’s the limit http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thelookout/20110329/ts_yblog_thelookout/for-12-year-old-astrophysics-prodigy-the-skys-the-limit
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What does it take to discover an earth-like exoplanet?
How to Create a Scientifically Plausible Alien Life Form
How to Create a Scientifically Plausible Alien Life Form
She's got an awfully nice bum!
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
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She's got an awfully nice bum!
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
-Malcolm Reed on T'Pol, in Shuttlepod One
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