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The world’s largest particle physics laboratory is under construction on the border between Switzerland and France. At the heart is the Large Hadron Collider Particle Accelerator being built by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). Its members hope it will reveal secrets of the universe and its formation. The goal of the project is to discover the origin of matter by replicating conditions just after “the big bang.” Twenty nations and international bodies make up CERN. Last April, scientists and journalists gathered at its Swiss headquarters, as the last of 1700 huge magnets was lowered into the Large Hadron Collider or LHC. CERN Director General Robert Aymar said, “It is an enormous task, with very tricky logistics, because the tunnel is very narrow, and when we move the magnets in nobody can be in the way.” The particle accelerator and collider is a 27 kilometer tunnel, about 100 meters underground. CERN spokesman James Gillies describes the accelerator. “This is a discovery machine. It’s built to make discoveries and is going to tell us lots of new things about the universe.” If all goes as planned, subatomic particles will be accelerated around the tunnel next year, eventually approach light speed, and smash into one another. Gillies adds, “To me the most exciting thing is that we know an awful lot about a small amount of the universe. We understand the stars, the galaxies, the stuff which makes up you and me, but we also know from cosmology that is …
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Descendiente robotico de otras misiones , explorara marte como nunca antes…
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This is one of the cutting edge observatories that looks for asteroids that could destroy us all !
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What looked like smooth sailing proved treacherous for the rover Opportunity. Five Years on Mars : SUN NOVEMBER 2 8P et/pt : channel.nationalgeographic.com
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A showcase of images and video from the construction of The ATLAS Experiment up to the moment when the first splash of particles in ATLAS was seen on September 10, 2008.
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images that the hubble space telescope took
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This video contains graphic portrayals and enhancements voiced over by extracts from Yales on-line course: Frontiers/Controversies in Astrophysics (ASTR 160), explaining black holes, singularity and the event horizon. The course is meant for non-science undergraduates so it’s relatively easy but still retains scientific accuracy. In this part of lecture 9, professor Bailyn explains in short what black holes are, the problems of understanding them and the weird things the happen inside the event horizon. I strongly recommend watching the entire course it’s meant for non-science undergraduates, so it’s very simple, and yet extremely reveling. See the whole lecture here: www.youtube.com
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Rainwater Observatory is a world class observatory located in the small town of French Camp, MS. When I visited there I was shocked to find out they didn’t have any type of promotional videos on the internet. They believe science supports faith, just as I do. The directors were kind enough to stay late and allow me to create a shoot this footage so I could make a short film for them. There’s lots of time lapse footage, as well as images taken from their Sangre telescope. Call them to set up a tour! We looked at the moon when I was there. In my experience Faith supports science, and vice versa. “The Heavens Declare the Glory of God”. Pennywhistle Productions
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The Hubble Space Telescope has solved a long-standing puzzle by resolving giant but delicate filaments shaped by a strong magnetic field around the active galaxy NGC 1275. It is the most striking example so far of the influence of the immense tentacles of extragalactic magnetic fields. Read the Full story and see the images at figbranch.com follow this link: figbranch.com Credit: ESA/Hubble (M. Kornmesser & LL Christensen) Visual design & Editing: Martin Kornmesser Animations and photos: Martin Kornmesser , Digitized Sky Survey 2, A. Fujii and NASA/GSFC Written by: Lars Lindberg Christensen & Laura Simurda Host: Dr. J Narration: Bob Fosbury Cinematography: Peter Rixner Directed by: Lars Lindberg Christensen
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Did Mars once have an environment capable of supporting life? NASA’s next rover — the Mars Science Laboratory, or Curiosity, will further unravel that mystery. The rover carries a whole laboratory with it wherever it goes and is much bigger than any rover sent before — about the size of a car.
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The CERN BIG BANG ORCHESTRA was formed by Jean-François Mathieu following his proposal to write a composition for the 50th Birtday of CERN. CBBO is a multicultural Orchestra of 55 musicians whose members represent a diversity of musical aesthetics. The CBBO Musicians are mostly members of the different CERN music clubs and of the Ensemble de Jazz de Divonne.
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European science and technology Ariane Rocket Galileo Project Aribus A380 Eurofighter Typhoon Columbus laboratory/ATV/Node3 TGV/Transrapid LHC/CERN 2007 Nobel Prize in Physics: Albert Fert (EU) Peter Grünberg (EU) 2007 Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Gerhard Ertl (EU) 2007 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine: Mario Capecchi (US citizen, born in Europe) Oliver Smithies (US citizen, born in Europe) Martin J. Evans (EU) 2007 Nobel Prize in Literature: Doris Lessing (EU) 2007 Nobel Prize in Economics: Leonid Hurwicz (USA) Eric S. Maskin (USA) Roger B. Myerson (USA) Europe is gaining ground on the US in the field of innovation thanks mainly to Nordic countries leading the way. The EU-US innovation gap has been decreasing year-on-year since 2003, according to a 2006 report . The latest version of the EU’s “innovation scoreboard” reveals it was the Danes, Finns, Germans and Swedes who were ahead of the pack, establishing themselves as world leaders in the field. The report also highlighted outstanding performance in life-long learning, with participation levels highest among the Swedish population at 35%, compared to Europe’s overall 11%. Published by a Maastricht research institute, the scoreboard ranks the economies of 34 countries on the basis of 25 indicators, including education, investment in modern technologies, R&D expenditure and numbers of patents granted. The countries under the microscope are the US, Japan and the EU, as well as Croatia, Turkey, Iceland, Norway and …
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Part of the JPL tour at the #JPLTweetup. Inside the clean room is the chassis and landing module for the Mars Science Laboratory. Closeup shots toward the end of the video
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In this segment, Dr. Kaku discusses why communicating science is so vital to research, and why he spends so much of his time talking to the public. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Advanced civilizations have been here before us, just to be destroyed by some great global catastrophy. But for each race that has died out another has taken its place with a selected few holding on to the memories and sacred knowledge of the past race. In our vanity we think we have discovered some of the great truths of science and technology.. but we are in fact just beginning to re-discover the wisdoms and technologies past races. The discovery of new planets in the last two hundred years owes more to mathematics than to bigger telescopes. Mathematical irregularities in the orbits of the outer planets, in particular, strange wobbles and gravitational anomalies noted in the orbits of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, have prompted astronomers over the past hundred years to search for a large planetary body in the outer solar system. Based on mathematical evidence, astronomers have been so sure of the reality of this planet that they named it Planet X. The name stands for the tenth planet, as well as the mathematical symbol for an unknown quantity. Nibiru, 2012, Prophecy, illuminati, freemason, mayan, sumerian conspiracy theory december 2012 earth changes climate pole shift doomsday comet asteroid 666 angels nephilim giants anunnaki planet x nibiru 3600 year orbit www.planetxvideo.com Robert Sepehr
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more practice, would be better if I had made the background instead of using a pic
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The story and thoughts of “micromike”, a philosopher and scientist who lived for years in a cave on the land of the Los Alamos nuclear lab and now walks the forests of New Mexico, thinking and talking about a better world…
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Cette mission de la NASA a pour objectif de faire atterrir sur la planète Mars un énorme robot d’exploration de 850 kg dont plus de 300 kg d’instruments scientifiques ! Un véritable laboratoire mobile. Lancement prévu entre le 15 septembre et le 4 octobre 2009 pour un atterrissage sur Mars entre le 10 juillet et le 14 septembre 2010. (crédit : NASA) En savoir plus : orbitmars.futura-sciences.com
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Has history been tampered with? According to the official version of history, Russia remained under the political and military yoke of the Mongols for many centuries on end. CLICK ON AMAZON LINK! The term “Mongol” is usually assumed to have always meant the same thing – however, this turns out to be incorrect. Bear in mind that Mongolia didn’t exist as an independent state until the early 20th century! The word “Mongol” simply meant “Great One” – its association with the nomadic tribes hailing from the steppes north of China is a later invention! :There was no such thing as the Tartar and Mongol invasion followed by two centuries of slavery. The so-called “Tartars and Mongols” were the actual ancestors of the modern Russians, living in a bilingual state with Arabic spoken as freely as Russian. The ancient Russian state was governed by a double structure of civil and military authorities. The hordes were actually professional armies with a tradition of lifelong conscription (the recruitment being the so-called “blood tax”). Their so called “invasions” were punitive operations against the regions that attempted tax evasion. Russian history as we know it today is a blatant forgery concocted by a host of German scientists brought to Russia in luggage of the usurper dynasty of the Romanovs. But why did Horde have to be invented? The reason is simple – the actual “Mongol conquerors of Russia” never existed. The yoke theory was created by the German court historians of the new …
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The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, in collaboration with several other ground- and space-based telescopes, has captured a galaxy being ripped apart by a galaxy cluster’s gravitational field and harsh environment. The finding sheds light on the mysterious process by which gas-rich spiral-shaped galaxies might evolve into gas-poor irregular- or elliptical-shaped galaxies over billions of years. Read more on: www.spacetelescope.org
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Did Mars once have an environment capable of supporting life? nasa’s next rover will further unravel that mystery. Mars Exploration Rover Mission: marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov youtube Play-list: www.youtube.com nasa’s twin robot geologists, the Mars Exploration Rovers, launched toward Mars on June 10 and July 7, 2003, in search of answers about the history of water on Mars. They landed on Mars January 3 and January 24 PST, 2004 (January 4 and January 25 UTC, 2004). Primary among the mission’s scientific goals is to search for and characterize a wide range of rocks and soils that hold clues to past water activity on Mars. The spacecraft are targeted to sites on opposite sides of Mars that appear to have been affected by liquid water in the past. The landing sites are at Gusev Crater, a possible former lake in a giant impact crater, and Meridiani Planum, where mineral deposits (hematite) suggest Mars had a wet past. After the airbag-protected landing craft settled onto the surface and opened, the rovers rolled out to take panoramic images. These images give scientists the information they need to select promising geological targets that tell part of the story of water in Mars’ past. Then, the rovers drive to those locations to perform on-site scientific investigations. Mars Exploration Rover Mission: Overview: marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov The rovers offer unique contributions in pursuit of the overall Mars science strategy to “Follow the Water.” Understanding the history of water on …
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astronomyrecords.com – These are some of the best and grandest images we could find of space and nebulas taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. Enjoy! Thank you to www.nasa.gov and www.hubblesite.org for the images. Music by Jai Larkan. From the album “Where To Land” released on Astronony Records. astronomyrecords.com
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The Comets Tale 6 of 6 – This BBC Documentary looks at the Secrets of Death , Life and Gravity and the Ultimate Story of a Comet. The Historic origins in Mythology, but also their meaning within our Hub. This final part looks at the theory of “Pan-Spermia” and how planetary life may originate from outer space, with possible past evidence such as red rain in India . For more information on the theory of Pan-Spermia see en.wikipedia.org .
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Rare Walt Disney Space series from 1957, speculating about Mars. Remember, almost 50 years ago, only Sputnik had gone up 2 months earlier! Walt does the intro to the 6 part program, leading into talk about Man’s history of looking up into the sky. Really includes a history of knowledge and science. Great, almost un-Disney-like animation. Tom D’Alimonte Missing Pieces Nashua, NH
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The Comets Tale 4 of 6 – This BBC Documentary looks at the Secrets of Death , Life and Gravity and the Ultimate Story of a Comet. The Historic origins in Mythology, but also their meaning within our Hub. This part looks at Comet composition, tail formation & the potential threats to the planet by looking at previous impacts and their environmental effects, such as through Air Bursts & examples like the 1908 Siberian Impact in Tunguska and the 1994 Jupiter impact of Comet Shoemaker-Levy (SL9). For more Information on the Tunguska event see en.wikipedia.org and also see www.psi.edu For more information on the 1994 Jupiter Shoemaker-Levy collision see eg www2.jpl.nasa.gov
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The Comets Tale 3 of 6 – This BBC Documentary looks at the Secrets of Death , Life and Gravity and the Ultimate Story of a Comet. The Historic origins in Mythology, but also their meaning within our Hub. This part continues our quest to understand Comets and Stellar influences & looks at past missions to study the Oort Cloud, reach Comets and gather material samples & explains their typical composition and tail formation. For more information see en.wikipedia.org For more Information on the Oort Cloud, see en.wikipedia.org
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Mars is a cold desert planet with no liquid water on its surface. But in the Martian arctic, water ice lurks just below ground level. Discoveries made by the Mars Odyssey Orbiter in 2002 show large amounts of subsurface water ice in the northern arctic plain. The Phoenix lander targets this circumpolar region using a robotic arm to dig through the protective top soil layer to the water ice below and ultimately, to bring both soil and water ice to the lander platform for sophisticated scientific analysis. The complement of the Phoenix spacecraft and its scientific instruments are ideally suited to uncover clues to the geologic history and biological potential of the Martian arctic. Phoenix will be the first mission to return data from either polar region providing an important contribution to the overall Mars science strategy “Follow the Water” and will be instrumental in achieving the four science goals of nasa’s long-term Mars Exploration Program. –Determine whether Life ever arose on Mars –Characterize the Climate of Mars –Characterize the Geology of Mars –Prepare for Human Exploration The Phoenix Mission has two bold objectives to support these goals, which are to (1) study the history of water in the Martian arctic and (2) search for evidence of a habitable zone and assess the biological potential of the ice-soil boundary. Set to the music: She Blinded Me With Science
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www.watchmojo.com presents… A look at the 9 planets that are in our solar system.
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In a small high school in a small town in country Western Australia four young teenagers are studying and practising techniques used to prepare our youth for future space exploration and planet inhabitants. We will follow them on their journey and see just how exactly they will work in a realistic simulated Mars expedition. This is the short film I entered into scinema’s ‘Look! Up In The Sky’ competition. It got into the finals, being one of the top 21 in the country!
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From space, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is scouting out landing sites for nasas next Mars rover. www.jpl.nasa.gov astronomy2009.nasa.gov nasa’sJet Propulsion Laboratory: “Do not go where the path may lead,” wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson. “Go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail.” That could be the motto of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Trailblazing has been the business of JPL since it was established by the California Institute of Technology in the 1930s. America’s first satellite, Explorer 1 which launched in 1958, was created at JPL. In the decades that followed, we sent the first robotic craft to the moon and out across the solar system, reconnoitering all of the planets. Pushing the outer edge of exploration, in fact, is the reason JPL exists as a NASA laboratory. In that spirit, this is an exceptionally busy period for JPL in laying new paths. An exciting step in the search for exoplanets took place recently when we launched Kepler, a spaceborne telescope that will seek out Earth-like planets as they pass in front of other stars. JPL is contributing key technology to two European Space Agency spacecraft to be launched together in April, Herschel and Planck. Later this year we will launch another observatory, the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer. They join our currently operational Spitzer Space Telescope and Galaxy Evolution Explorer astronomical missions. Among our robotic spacecraft arrayed across the solar system, Dawn is using ion propulsion to …
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this is a detaild video about the planet mercury. video from Videojug.com verry good site to visit, lots of different videos for EVERYTHING
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Animation inspired by the photo collage work of David Hockney. D&AD In-Book awarded promo for The Science Museum.
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The Comets Tale 2 of 6 – This BBC Documentary looks at the Secrets of Death , Life and Gravity and the Ultimate Story of a Comet. The Historic origins in Mythology, but also their meaning within our Hub. This part…Looks at Halley, Hale-Bopp, Heaven Gate and other Historic records & the modern-day tracking and study of Comets including the Kuiper Belt.
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The US space agency spacecraft Messenger swooped within 199-kilometers of the planet Mercury, in preparation for a permanent orbit, beginning in 2011. Messenger, which is operated by remote control from Earth, will soon begin beaming data back which scientists hope will answer questions about the planet closest to the Sun. The unmanned spacecraft was launched by NASA in August, 2004. Messenger, stands for Mercury Surface, Space Environment, Geochemistry and Ranging. Planetary scientists hope …
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The Comets Tale 1 of 6 – This BBC Documentary looks at the Secrets of Death ,Life and Gravity and the Ultimate Story of a Comet. The Historic origins in Mythology, but also their meaning within our Hub. This part introduces the topic and looks at alternative interpretations within Human resource, such as Chinese & Arthurian mythology and Newtons postulates on the force of Gravity.
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A look at the Mars Rover that will be sent in 2009
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Fascinating interview with Michio Kaku. Speaking about his new book “Physics of the Impossible,” Dr. Kaku explains with how Physics one day may allow us to go back in time. Humorous, enlightening, and thought provoking. Amazing.
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Mercury. From the Physical Science class by Derek Owens
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Einstein’s Relativity (Preview): Time Travel And Relativity Made Easy – The Cassiopeia Project. Subscribe to Science & Reason: • www.youtube.com • www.youtube.com • www.youtube.com SPACE: Want to know why we don’t have to worry about our sun burning out? It’s because long before that happens, the sun will expand so enormously that Earth will be cooked to a cinder. Take a tour through the solar system, learn about the event horizon of black holes and when our galaxy began. 1. Faster Than The …
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Prof Michio Kaku takes us from Scientific discovery to Scientific mastery. Another clip from BBC’s Visions of the future series.
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A first-of-its-kind teacher training program, provides educators with first-hand knowledge and experience in the application of math, science and engineering principles aboard microgravity flights.
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SuperNova Science Fiction Expo Report for NetFM Stefan meets Chewbacca and Bailar Crais and a host of weirdos at Sydney’s own Science Fiction Convention – SuperNova
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is an arrangement of a bunch of my astrophotographs. They were all taken from 2005 up until early 2007. About half of these images were taken with a Dobsonian mount whereas the other half were taken with an EQ6 mount. These images and more can be found at my deviantART page: chrissyo.deviantart.com The music is Moonlight Sonata. Enjoy! If you have questions, feel free to ask … space astronomy telescope eq6 dobsonian newtonian outer science jupiter chrissyo saturn mars venus orion nebula …
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The Comets Tale 5 of 6 – This BBC Documentary looks at the Secrets of Death , Life and Gravity and the Ultimate Story of a Comet. The Historic origins in Mythology, but also their meaning within our Hub. This part looks at Comet Shoemaker Levi 9 and its impact into Jupiter and explores possible threats to our planet & introduces the Science of Asteroids and explains Planet Formation and transformation by Comets
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For the second time this year NASA’s Messenger space probe has flown by Mercury. The so called mystery planet is the closest to our sun. The last probe to study the planet was Mariner 10 more than three decades ago. VOA’s Paul Sisco has more.
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NASA has selected the winner of its rover-naming contest based on the quality of student essays, name preferences of the Mars Science Project leaders and a non-binding public poll. The online poll received more than 65000 votes worldwide. The winner receives a trip to NASAs Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., where she will be invited to sign her name directly onto the rover as it is being assembled.
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This animation demonstrates how the rover will enter, descend and land on the surface of Mars.
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Interesting Facts about Jupiter Science Facts by Hot Facts Teacher Amy This video gives more than 10 facts about Jupiter. How many rings does Jupiter have? What is Jupiter made of? What are some fun facts about Jupiter? How many moons does Jupiter have? Where is Jupiter located? Who discovered Jupiter? How did Jupiter get its name? How long is a day on Jupiter? How did Jupiter get its moons or satellites? Fun Facts Girls aka Hot Facts Girls www.youtube.com www.funfactsgirls.com http Music By …
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steph and lauren; project from earth and space science class
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Here are some of the sources I mention in the video: I love this 1921 article about Einstein from the New York Times: query.nytimes.com Here is a summary of the Marice Bloch paper which he presented at the Sapient Mind conference: www.newscientist.com Notes from the Royal Society about the Cambridge Conference, Sapient Mind: www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov Information on NASA’s Kepler Mission: kepler.nasa.gov An article by Stephen Dick, the Chief Historian for NASA about extraterrestrial contact …
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The Big Bang theory states that approximately 14 billion years ago the universe burst into being from an unknown cosmic trigger. The early universe, contained within just a few millimeters, was very hot and densely packed with matter. Ever since that initial explosion, the universe has continued to expand and cool. Although generally accepted as the model for the origin and evolution of the universe, the Big Bang theory is not complete. For example, it does not explain what caused the …
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For the first time in 30 years, a spacecraft is to visit the planet Mercury.
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INSIDE TRACK – MERCURY& VENUS HOSTILE PLANET Baked and irradiated, Mercury is a cratered world; pock-marked by impactors that rained from space during the early development of our Solar System. With double sunrises, its day is twice as long as its year. Mercurys orbit is now perpetually shadowed from the scorching Sun; scientists think there may be ice deposited by comets. In contrast, the un-Earthly Venus is a lifeless planet with a dense, choking atmosphere with temperatures that could …
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SCIFRY opens his science kitchen to create a comet out of ordinary ingredients. See how the solar wind creates a tail!
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From space, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter takes a closer look at four possible landing sites for NASAs next Mars rover.
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Interesting Water Facts, Earth Science 1, Hot Teacher Amy The Hot Facts Girls bring you a series of videos about the planet Earth that we live on, Earth Science, Nature and Biology. In this video join Amy for facts about water and water pollution. What percent of water is suitable for drinking? How much of the Earth’s surface is covered in ocean? How long can the human body go without drinking water? How much water do you use in a shower to get wet? un Facts Girls aka Hot Facts Girls www …
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Facts About Planet Mercury 2, Hot Facts Model Emily Join your Hot Facts Teacher Emily for 13 interesting science facts about Mercury the planet. How did Mercury get its name? What color is Mercury? What is Mercury made of? Who named the planet Mercury? Is there Mercury ring loss? Whats the temperature of the Mercury sky? How many moons does Mercury have? Are the rings around Mercury? How far is Mercury from the Sun? What about the Mercury’s moon? How did Mercury get its name? Fun Facts Girls …
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A group of scientists who were once mocked for their ‘end of the world’ asteroid explosion beliefs are given new respect by the astronomical community when a massive asteroid is discovered on an impact path with the planet Jupiter. Fascinating video from BBC science show ‘Averting Armageddon’.
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Did Mars once have an environment capable of supporting life? NASA’s next rover will further unravel that mystery.
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This is a presentation given by an expert from the US Goddard Space Flight Center during an IEEE Robotics and Automation local Washington, DC chapter meeting.
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From space, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter takes a closer look at four possible landing sites for NASAs next Mars rover.
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Descendiente robotico de otras misiones , explorara marte como nunca antes…
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gasm110 says: hay un canal llamado science chanel por cable ,tiene muchos documentales sobre marte y los planetas es muy interesante, y creo que escuche algo de esa mision en uno de sus episodios.
From space, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter takes a closer look at four possible landing sites for NASA’s next Mars rover. Source: www.jpl.nasa.gov
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CHAN: The American space agency NASA, has unveiled new images of the planet Mercury. The MESSENGER probe zoomed about 200 kilometers above Mercury’s surface on January 14, taking over a thousand photographs of the surface as it flew past. Scientists say the photos show that the planet is a lot less like Earth’s moon than many previously thought. Less than half of the planet’s surface has been mapped. The probe is scheduled to pass Mercury again in October 2008 and in September 2009, with …
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From space, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is scouting out landing sites for NASAs next Mars rover. www.jpl.nasa.gov astronomy2009.nasa.gov NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory: “Do not go where the path may lead,” wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson. “Go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail.” That could be the motto of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Trailblazing has been the business of JPL since it was established by the California Institute of Technology in the 1930s. America’s first …
Tags: looking, Jet, Laboratory, Mars nagualdesign says: Your video is better quality than JPLnews’ own version on YouTube! I had to move from my netbook to my laptop to get the full monty…
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Use the link to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory — under (more info) – they have most of the videos in HD.
Mars Science Laboratory
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This animation demonstrates how the rover will enter, descend and land on the surface of Mars.
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Mars Science Laboratory from NASA JPL
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Did Mars once have an environment capable of supporting life? NASA’s next rover will further unravel that mystery. Mars Exploration Rover Mission: marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov YouTube Play-list: www.youtube.com NASA’s twin robot geologists, the Mars Exploration Rovers, launched toward Mars on June 10 and July 7, 2003, in search of answers about the history of water on Mars. They landed on Mars January 3 and January 24 PST, 2004 (January 4 and January 25 UTC, 2004). Primary among the mission’s …
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A look at the Mars Rover that will be sent in 2009
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Did Mars once have an environment capable of supporting life? NASA’s next rover will further unravel that mystery.
Tags: universe, red, Mars, solar iguire says: They just don’t seem to want to show us stuff in true color.
Gee…I wonder why??
LOL
MeX2004 says: Venus is more doable than Mars…
lolerdongs says: Or you can buy a telescope, find mars and see that it is indeed red.
2013andBeyonD says: Does NASA/JPL ever stop showing Mars as being red? Common it’s 2008! Show us the blue skies, the warm temperatures, the dark brown soil, the discovered microbial life, the algae and small vegetation. We’re ready now.
Sure, those under-cut the next missions to “officially” discover it. So what. It’s all there and we know it, so cut the BS and show us the high ress true color shots!!
1337Horde says: Most of earth is blue though, that’s why it looks like blue from a great distance. When you get close you can see a little of it is also green, yellow and orange. Mars is pretty much all red and looks red when you get close to it too.
yottaparsec says: Land something in Valles Marineris, please! :’(
That…is…amazing!