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Nec invents the remote control without pile

If the piles are engineering problems and economic for  user, they represent also an ecological catastrophe. According...

Mars would have had a great ocean in the past

AOL Latino News & Agencies) .- A new map of the valleys of Mars developed by Northern...

In video: SMOS first satellite to map the salinity of the seas

Projects of the ESA (European Space Agency), European satellites SMOS (Mission study soil moisture and salinity of...

In Plesetsk preparing to export satellites “SIOS” and “Trial-2″ rockets to the launch pad “Rokot”

Yesterday at the Plesetsk space center have been working on the final assembly of the head of...

Moon’s Rotation

DB: This is Earth and Sky. Many of you have asked if it’s a coincidence that the moon keeps a single face toward Earth.

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The Supermassive Black Hole Found To More Distant Today

Tomotsugu Goto of the University of Hawaii and colleagues have discovered a giant galaxy at the center of a supermassive black hole nests, the most distant so far found. The galaxy, which is so distant as it was 12,800 million years ago, is as big as the Milky Way and contains at its core a supermassive black hole containing as much matter as at least one billion times that of our SunIt is surprising that a galaxy so …

October 17, 2009 | No comment | Read More »

Comet Awards and Their Social Impact

On October 1, 1847, while sweeping for comets on the roof of her father’s
home on Nantucket, Massachusetts, Maria Mitchell moved her telescope 5° above
Polaris and promptly discovered a new visitor. The 29-year-old woman, who had
been searching long hours unsuccessfully on every clear night, now walked
demurely downstairs, her heart undoubtedly pounding with excitement, to inform
her parents and their guests of her find.

For her achievement Mitchell became the first American (and woman) to receive a

February 15, 2010 | No comment | Read More »

At Plesetsk is “dry run” missile launch “Rokot” with two European satellites

On the northern Russia’s Plesetsk space center is continuing preparations for the launch vehicles “Rokot” with two European Spacecraft: Earth observation satellites SMOS ( «SIOS) and technological demonstrator Proba-2 (” Trial-2 “).
In accordance with the schedule, in early October at the launch site started “dry run” - a dress rehearsal readiness missiles and launch site for launch.
During the “dry run” simulated transport missiles from the assembly-test facility (MICA) to the launch pad and its installation on the launch …

October 6, 2009 | No comment | Read More »

Theaters

ESO auscultates a stellar nursery

The Small Magellanic Cloud is one of the galaxies of our own satellites, remote a little over 200,000 years light. It is...

Mar 11, 2010 | No comment | Read More »

The origin of lunar maria are accurate

Looking at the moon to the naked eye, one notices the presence of darker areas. They occupy about 16% of the surface...

Mar 11, 2010 | No comment | Read More »

Hubble’s successor, the James Webb Space Telescope Takes Shape

The first segment of the main mirror of the future telescope James Webb Space (JWST James Webb Space Telescope) is taking...

Mar 11, 2010 | No comment | Read More »

Other News

Monthly General Sky Orientation

Until you gain some familiarity with the night sky it may seem to be a...

Feb 25, 2010 | No comment | Read More »

The Red Planet is Back

Since the start of this year, Earth has been closing in on Mars at the...

Feb 15, 2010 | No comment | Read More »

Black Hole Middleweights

Until now, black holes had only come in two sizes. Stellar-mass ones are created when...

Feb 14, 2010 | No comment | Read More »

Three-Planet Solar System Discovered

A new chapter has opened in the discovery of planets orbiting other stars. Today two...

Feb 14, 2010 | No comment | Read More »

In the search for extra solar planets

Called the COROT (Convection Rotation and planetary Transits) in December is set to launch a...

Feb 4, 2010 | No comment | Read More »

Series expansion of the satellite platform SPRINT JAXA

At a symposium held November 26 at Miraikan in Tokyo, the Japanese Space Agency has...

Jan 21, 2010 | No comment | Read More »
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