Sunday, August 28, 2005

 

Space Fun

The earth goes round and round, but according to recent controversial studies, different parts go at different rates. It's interesting work, but I am truly fascinated at the widespread coverage the paper has gotten. This study changes our daily lives not one iota.

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Venus and Jupiter Get Together

Which raises the important question -- Where do two planets go on a first date? But seriously, conjunctions are pretty cool stuff, you might want to keep an eye out for this one.

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How did I miss this?
An asteroid the size of a house that exploded with the power of an atom bomb over Antarctica last year may help scientists prepare for the entrance of larger bodies into the Earth's atmosphere.
Next time, I wish the asteroid would call first, I'd have liked to watch the show.

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I wanna go!
What might be cause for panic during a regular flight is a marketable experience for Fort Lauderdale-based Zero Gravity Corp.

The company, which is planning flights out of the Titusville area and Orlando in November, sells spots on what's known as "parabolic flights" for $3,750 per person. The trips offer passengers the thrill of weightlessness.

The company's planes -- modified Boeing 727 cargo jets -- perform a series of up-and-down maneuvers that provide short periods of varying degrees of weightlessness inside the plane's cabin, mimicking what astronauts experience in space.
How long before Magic Mountain builds an airstrip?

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