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Harvesting fuel from the Saturn system.30 Apr 2006 22:09 GMT6
Nasa scientists are investigating possibilities for follow-up missions
to the Cassini mission to the Saturnian moons Titan and Enceladus:
Encore For Enceladus! Saturn Moon Ripe For Astrobiology Exploration
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/060403_mystery_monday.html
What fraud looks like30 Apr 2006 21:25 GMT8
Keplers' 10th  argument for heliocentricity was based on the periodic
times between Venus and Mars however Newton appropriated the argument
and directed it towards the AU .Peer review is fine to prevent the
misuse of data but it did not exist  in the late 17th century to
The Broken Chain30 Apr 2006 21:04 GMT1
Neither Copernicus,Kepler * nor any of the early heliocentrists would
ever consider charging Ptolemy with fraud,they simply reworked the
physical considerations of his conclusions into an orbitally moving
Earth
These Newsgroups have become USELESS and full of MORONS and KOOKS!!!30 Apr 2006 19:58 GMT16
These Newsgroups have become USELESS and full of MORONS and KOOKS!!!
Stats:  Demon Local30 Apr 2006 14:49 GMT1
Stats for Demon Local April 29, 2006
This month's top posters
589   honestj...@centurytel.net
393   n...@spam.com
Autoguiding LX90 12" ?30 Apr 2006 14:44 GMT2
I am tempted by the new lower price (£2099), is anyone autoguiding an
LX90, do any of the available softwares (eg Guidedog, astropro) work
them them or do you need a LX200 ?
Cheers
Central Park Safe Again30 Apr 2006 11:11 GMT29
Yes, Twittering, it's now once again safe to go jogging in Central
Park.
This morning they caught the lone coyote menacing there!
Where I used to live, we had coyotes living around us all the time.  At
Astro Related Music - Please Add your favourites30 Apr 2006 10:22 GMT49
A friend of mine had a party when he opened and finished his new
observatory. Playing in the background was music that all the tracks had
some mention of Space/astronomy.
I am going through my music collection and started to compile a list of
Accelerator The Size of the Universe30 Apr 2006 10:19 GMT50
Seems the super string theory came to be only in the mind'"s eye of
great thinkers(was it before its time?)Much to hard to relate
superstring theory to any type experiments Hmmm  If I came up with just
one experiment I would get the Nobel. Any math. possible?  I don't think
broken up comet approaching earth30 Apr 2006 07:20 GMT2
according to one of the nasal email shots
ive subscribed to there's a broken up comet
that will pass within 5 million miles of us.
I think in July is when its closest, anyway
Hydrogen Metal29 Apr 2006 17:56 GMT1
None occurs naturally on Earth, but it is the most common metal in the
Universe.
Saturn's rings have particles of cold fused H metal, that the Cassini
would view as ice particles etc.not being equipped for H-metal
Saturn and speed of light29 Apr 2006 12:56 GMT11
Ole Christiansen Roemer proposed in 1676 that light travels at an finite
speed.  He reached this conclusion by observing the moons of Jupiter when
Jupiter was at different distances from earth.
I have read this in several places,  amongst others in "A Brief History of
Standard Deviation of Evolution: 2006 A.D.28 Apr 2006 23:07 GMT371
Scientific evidence proves that pre-historic man had some sort of
belief in supernatural deities:
"A growing number of anthropologists and archeo-mythologists argue
that the prevailing ideology of belief in prehistoric Europe and much
Rose of Seven Seals28 Apr 2006 21:26 GMT68
Rose of Seven Seals...
The Scroll with the Seven Seals originates from The Throne of God in
heaven (Revelation 5:1), they are given in heaven to Jesus Christ for
Him to open (Revelation 5:5-10), but they happen on earth (e.g.
Meade28 Apr 2006 20:42 GMT1
Looking at a lot of websites I see the 10" LX 90 LNT it's only about £50
dearer than the 8", why? Is there something wrong with the 10" scopes?
Redman
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