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May 17th, 2013 | 
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Top 10 quirky museums around the world
Solar News The search for UFOs (unidentified flying objects) is a passion point for many, and this museum, which opened in 1992 and has outgrown its first two locations, is the central point for that passion. … The Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum, Osaka … |
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NASA on eBay:
NASA-Hercules-JPL: Solid Rocket Motor Internal Insulation Engineering Design | US $24.95 End Date: Saturday May-18-2013 22:20:36 PDT Buy It Now for only: US $24.95 Buy it now | Add to watch list |
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" Fox 'News': Germany Leads World in Solar Because 'They Get a Lot More Sun …
Brad Blog (blog) Over 980 said injured after meteorite explodes, sparks panic, UFO fears in Russian cities, as near-Earth asteroid set to graze planet on Friday… Recognize This Guy? ….. Strict building codes in Japan likely impossible now here… 3/11/11: 8.9 QUAKE … |
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In the first half, authority on the Akashic records, Aingeal Rose O’Grady, discussed her remarkable ability to access these records which are reported to contain all knowledge of human experience and the history of the cosmos.
In the latter half, author Whitley Strieber talked about a high level of recent UFO activity, as well as the potential danger from solar flares. In his new ebook, Solar Flares, he explores what could happen to our society if we were suddenly knocked off the grid by a powerful solar storm.
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A new study suggests that solar systems in the Milky Way galaxy with stars resembling our sun are more likely to support life than our own solar system.
The La Silla Observatory in Chile. (Credit: ESO)
A team of geologists and astronomers at Ohio State University used data from the European Southern Observatory’s High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet Searcher spectrometer at the La Silla Observatory in Chile to study eight “solar twins” of our sun. As the Daily Galaxy explains, these are stars that “very closely match the sun in size, age, and overall composition.”
The team specifically looked for elements like thorium and uranium, because those are essential to plate tectonics on Earth. According to the Daily Galaxy, “Plate tectonics helps maintain water on the surface of the Earth, so the existence of plate tectonics is sometimes taken as an indicator of a planet’s hospitality to life.”
Of the eight solar twins studied by the team, seven were found to contain significantly more thorium than our sun. From this, researchers speculate that planets orbiting those stars also contain more thorium, suggesting that the interiors of those planets are warmer than the planets in our solar system. If those planets do, in fact, have more internal heat than Earth, researchers say this would allow for a longer period of active plate tectonics, which, in turn, allows for a longer period in which life could develop.
Ohio State doctoral student Cayman Unterborn explains, “If it turns out that these planets are warmer than we previously thought, then we can effectively increase the size of the habitable zone around these stars by pushing the habitable zone farther from the host star, and consider more of those planets hospitable to microbial life.”
Unterborn presented the team’s findings at the recent American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco.
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Meteorite made up of rare early solar system material
R & D Magazine The team, led by meteor astronomer Peter Jenniskens of the SETI Institute and NASA Ames Research Center, believe a good candidate source region for CM chondrites is the Eulalia asteroid family, recently proposed as a source of primitive C-class … |
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