Space Forum / Space Science / September 2005

Update from The REAL Galactic Federation
    September 6, 2005
Communicated thru Sheldan Nidle of The Planetary Activation Org.

http://ciclops.org/view.php?id=1456
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CASSINI IMAGING CENTRAL LABORATORY FOR OPERATIONS (CICLOPS)
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http://www.mso.anu.edu.au/news/media_releases/media_release_050907.php
Comet collision 'Armageddon' unlikely
But odds greater than winning Lotto jackpot, ANU astronomer finds
Australian National University

-> "We think that these orbital characteristics may mean that they were
-> all
-> formed closer to the sun, and then were tossed around by the giant
-> planets before they ended up with the odd orbits they currently have,"

The story of the discovery by Galileo of 4 of the moons of Jupiter is
interesting and instructive in the light of some of recent astronomical
comments in this website. The book 'Pioneers of Science' by Oliver Lodge
(Macmillan 1928)  - my school prize for mathematics and physics ...

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JET PROPULSION LABORATORY
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION

Have any other missions to the moon been completed since apollo 11?

When a photograph taken under sodium light is later viewed in normal
lighting it appears a much deeper orange compared to the subjective
experience of being there. The brain performs automatic "white balance"
correction when it is immersed in colored light. This correction is not

I've found plenty of information about the problems of high gravity
maneuvering (3Gs+) on humans, but almost nothing about extended
exposure (weeks, months) to slightly elevated (1.25-2G) gravity.
Since my internet searches are coming up with more hits on brewing and

***{Does anyone have an explanation for the following? --MJ}***

Can anyone please direct me to a site that has an accurate diagram of one of
the Apollo rockets. I would like to build a model so it needs to be detailed
rather than photos that I have found by searching the web.
Thanks,

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
SPIRIT UPDATE: Studying the Summit - sol 584-591, Sept 02, 2005:
Perched on the crest "Husband Hill," Spirit took images for a
summit panorama and used instruments on the robotic arm to

-> Will either one of the rovers come near any old spacecraft that have landed  
-> on Mars? Viking, that little first rover Mars rover?
-> thanks  
If the MERs can keep moving at a rate of a few kilometres a year for a

I have to write a high-school level project summarising radio galaxies. The
two main classifications of radio galaxies that I have come across are FR I
and FR II. I have found a number of internet descriptions of these and their
differences, but some have seemed a little...well, ...

In the atmosphere?
In space?
Piloted?
Unpiloted?