Space Forum / Astronomy / July 2008

Spam Free Alternatives to Usenet Astronomy Groups
There are viable alternatives to the usenet astronomy groups that do
not suffer heavily from non-astronomical spam nor from the obsessive
postings of a small number of people. Indeed very little of the

NASA is trapped by evolution and vested interest in the face of
mounting evidence for fossils on Mars
Over 40 definite evidences of Martian fossils are listed here:
http://www.wretch.cc/album/album.php?id=lin440315&book=20

Japan lunar probe reaches orbit
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.space.policy/browse_frm/thread/ba6e27556d88b3
26/003f35e7781e5cdb#003f35e7781e5cdb
JAXA SELENE/SELINE via H-2A/H-IIA
http://www.jaxa.jp/countdown/f13/index_e.html

I had a great view last night from my park bench (best seat in the
solar system) of the Moon sliding slowly under Jupiter.  It showed the
Moon's true west to east motion, over and above the east to west
motion we perceive from the Earth's rotation.  It also made apparent

I usually don't do this.
ukaastronomy has bad manners online publically stirring hate and
running blacklists and wanting public racist cameras. He is English
and England poured billions into police cameras in the streets

I was thinking about the greenhouse effect, and this question
occured to me: in the space around me, what's more common,
atoms or photons?

i need details of moon day

Why is the water on mars prevented from evaporation by such a thin layer of dirt?
Is not that dirt porous? Or is it somehow clumping together so much as to
be vapour tight?
Or is the water vapour making is freeze together?

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What is the most unusual thing you have seen in the sky?
YourEyeToThe Sky is a new database of reports of unusual events in the
skies.  You can search the database and add comments to reports.  You
can also post reports of observations. Please do.

NASA just announced that Mars had running water between 3.8 and 4.2
billion years ago. That begs the question.  Is this longer than once
upon a time?  Well it fits well with my Mars red clams living 150 feet
down,and their  leaving a clammy iron after taste. Still they are good

If you could get in your car right now and start driving nonstop to
the moon at 55 miles per hour, you would get there in a little over
six months (27 weeks). If your car could get 20 miles per gallon on
this trip, you would need 12,500 gallons of gas. - from the Space

What if space dust is the rocks of our solar system? This begs the
questions Where did it come from? Answer supernova explosions?  Was it a
part of the original accretion disk that created the Sun (Maybe??)  Was
there a good reason for this dust to create big rocks? Reason was great

im new to the group