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Posted in Conspiracy Theories, Humor, Images on Jan 23rd, 2008
This pic is creating quite a stir:
It’s kinda small because it’s been cropped from this pic:
I have several initial thoughts on this thing:
For starters, I can NOT believe someone zoomed in so close as to find this anomoly.
Secondly, noted astronomers and the like have immediately debunked the claim that this is a Martian by asserting that [...]
Posted in Earth, Global Warming, Images on Oct 4th, 2007
Much has been made about the hole in the ozone layer over the last thirty years or so. I remember predictions ages ago where people were projecting the complete destruction of the ozone layer thereby allowing out of control global warming and cancer epidemics that could doom mankind. In the 1970’s and subsequently, man did [...]
Posted in Global Warming, Images on Apr 22nd, 2007
Moonlet and I took a ride on the Big South Fork Scenic Railway, again, yesterday. One of the stops along the way is beautiful Worley, Kentucky. Here’s some pics I took of Worley:
Now, Worley was a mining community that flourished primarily from 1928-1929 or so. Around 1932, a massive flood washed away almost everything that [...]
Posted in Images on Jan 5th, 2007
People over Colorado got an interesting show a day or two ago:
A lot of people thought it was a meteor, but it was the Russian SL-4 rocket that took COROT into space coming home.
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Posted in Images on Jan 9th, 2005
Before and after satellite pics of the results of the tsunami. This is unreal. Just follow the link. I’m not even going to link a pic because I can’t do it justice here and I bet their bandwidth is being pushed to the limit. They’ve done a great job.
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Posted in Images, SETI, Technology on Oct 19th, 2004
That sand is a close up from Hubble of Spiral Galaxy NGC 300. Every single one of those grains of sand is a star. Every single one of those stars likely has some planets orbiting it. Still think we’re alone?
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Space, given its starkness, makes for some remarkable pics. Here’s a few from space.com from the Shuttle missions.
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