Space Forum / Astronomy / November 2006

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If you have any questions
I may be able to help, just ask.

Does anyone know if PC software exists that can show the
starscape as seen from the vantage point of another star,
such as Tau Ceti, Capella, even Alpha Centauri, to name a
few candidates, located within 100 LY of Sol?  The display

We must thank "Painius" for this great new word. Its definition fits so
well with tying in a single word ,when words are so hard to come by when
describing our universe's realms.  Thank you Painius I shall use this
word always. I wish I live long enough to see it used in Google,and

I was listening to this very concrete thinking elecrical engineer on the
radio who seemed to believe that various energy levels wavelengths
attained by photons had the physical implication of the light being able
to pass though or miss a solid mater interface target by virtue of it

Who does know a text on the internet that lists number of galaxies,
stars, distances, masses, ages etc.
Fons.

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           TRUE ORIGIN of MOON ;  and
           GALACTIC FEDERATION Moon and Mars BASES
Update from The REAL Galactic Federation

Saturday, October 28, 2006
Giant ocean once covered Mars
"Mars was once covered with a planet-wide ocean, Nasa experts believe.
The space agency's two robot rovers have detected widespread deposits

Help Help Help   I have it on line. Don't know how to use it  My
computer email is Herbertglazier@aol.net  How do I get into this group?
How do I get to answer under your posts.  Captain nightbat,Double-A,and
all those that are my friends please help.  Keeping both webtv and my

Leaving Wembley Arena, walking South (or SE) saw a large object burn up
in the atmosphere.  Much larger than a shooting star... Frient saw it
and I guess lots of other people too...
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A theory of everything, and a mathematical formulation of a philosophy:
Geometric Generalization of the Structure of Nature is reviewed and
extended.
The updated version of this elegant theory is presented on its new

Forward of today 's  reply to some aus.ng
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SHEP a écrit :

If this question could be answered, it would straighten out some confusion
for me.
Let's say the sun vanishes instantly.  We wouldn't go dark until 8 minutes
later. However, what happens to the earth's orbit? Would it also take 8

I lied.

Earth's closest astronomical neighbor, the Moon, is still not fully
understood. The side facing us is covered with large round features,
currently explained as the remnants of an early period of massive
bombardment which later filled up with wide-ranging lakes of magma.

I am a member of the development team of WIKISKY www.wikisky.org. The
web site is a detailed sky-map with SDSS data integrated. I think that
thit's the first really interactive sky-map which may be controlled the
same way like google maps. It's a great site with a lot of images and