Thursday 30 April 2009
Tuesday 28 April 2009
Date: 2006
Time: 6:45 p.m.
Combined of Sighting: Glebe, Ottawa
Tally of witnesses: 2
Tally of objects: 2
Shape of objects: Yellowish-brown cigar.
Sum Color of event/sighting: It happened in the Glebe in Ottawa. I went covering on the back deck, looked up and saw 2 cigar shaped objects. One was flying over the house the other was 20 miles remark. Interior seconds one slid up contrary to the other. I was in shock a bit. I asked my roommate if she saw that, she said yes and that one had vanished over the house seconds previously I came out. I had the impression intermediate aspire acquaint with was life intermediate the craft. It completed no continuous traveled at a preset speed. I ran to the hypothesis of the house and they were vanished.
It violently felt aspire they were understood to be acquaint with, violently aspire I was looking tell a time warp for a flicker, looking at something that was acquaint with but I wasn't understood to see it.
Rigid to march, it was witnessed by 2 land. It completed no buzz aspire my eye and my brain weren't committed. It was aspire opinion a bus hold up straddling the sky. I take no cynicism they are real, what always they are.
Thank you to the witness for a vivid sighting report.
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Thursday 23 April 2009
By Amanda Doyle
Astrobiology Magazine11-13-13
An asteroid or comet smashing into the surface of a planet can spell doom for living creatures, but if the impact isnt large enough to completely decimate a planets inhabitants, then the crater can ultimately provide a habitat for life. Thats the finding of a new study reported at the European Planetary Science Congress in September by Iain Gilmour of the Open University in the United Kingdom.
If an ice- or water-rich area is the victim of an impact, the combination of heat and groundwater will create what is known as a hydrothermal system. In addition, many complex organic compounds, which could be precursor molecules for life, are created at high temperatures such as those generated by a collision. This combination could create the ingredients needed for life as we know it, making impact-induced habitats a potential candidate for the birthplace of life on Earth.
For a habitat within a crater to remain "home sweet home," there must be a constant supply of water and nutrients. The lifetime of the hydrothermal system is also crucial, as the heat from the impact will eventually fade away into its surroundings....
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Sunday 12 April 2009
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Wednesday 8 April 2009
It is the year 2011 and, when it comes to space exploration, NASA is in some serious trouble as the government wrangles over how to both fund the space agency and then how to apply the money to future missions. In short, with the surging government debt, it seems more and more likely that space missions in the grand styles of the twin Mars rovers, "Cassini", and "Deep Impact" may soon be a thing of the past as we Earthlings, despite our capability to explore space and perhaps even colonize other worlds.
Just think of it: in the span of 12 years, humans went from being an Earth-bound species to explorers on another world, our Moon. Now, in the 42 years since Apollo 11 and Neil Armstrong's "giant leap for mankind," what have we done when it comes to human spaceflight? Answer: not much. Sure, we've launched three major space stations, ("Skylab, Mir, and the ISS") and made spaceflight an almost routine event via the space shuttles, but have we gone anywhere? No. Why not? Politics.
The space race was a product of the Cold War, during which America and the USSR fought a series of battles in many areas but not in actual combat. First, there was the race to build atomic bombs, then the race for space, which was, in reality, a glorified way to test weapon delivery systems. It was no coincidence that many Americans went into a state of panic upon the launch of "Sputnik", not because of the little satellite itself, but of the implication that the Soviets could fill Earth's orbit with nuclear weapons and then dive them onto America in a technological rain of fire and brimstone. Well, if the Soviets could launch satellites into orbit, America had to answer, and it did in short order. After that, both nations focused on developing bigger and bigger rockets capable of launching ever larger nuclear warheads.
Then came 1961.
With the dawning of a new decade, newly-elected president John F. Kennedy laid the gauntlet: America was going to the Moon by decade's end. Determined to fulfill the president's pledge and one-up the Soviets, American science set to work to develop all the technology needed to land men on the Moon and return them to Earth. Finally, after a decade of mostly triumphs but a few tragedies, Americans won the space race when Apollo 11's "Eagle" landed on the lunar surface. America had won the space race, so what was left to do?
Answer according to the politicians: cut back on space exploration. By the early 1970s, the obsession of going to the Moon that had gripped the public's imagination just a few years ago was seen as a waste of money and, after Apollo 17, given the ax in what is probably the darkest day for space exploration.
With the money cut off, the somewhat 'routine' lunar landings were a thing of the past. When America was in
a perfect position to colonize another world, we turned our backs on on the science and desire to explore that took us to the Moon in the first place, a self-prescribed lobotomy if you will, one that has set us back several steps in technological development. Now, ironically, we in 2011 find ourselves unable to do what we did over 40 years ago. Think of it: if we had stayed on our course towards rapid advancement of the space sciences, where would we be today? Moon bases? Our first colonies on Mars? Cities in floating in space? If you ask me, the answer is 'probably.'
Of all people associated with space exploration in the 20th century, the late Carl Sagan stands out among the rest for his ability to reach out to the public, explain things that would ordinarily be incomprehensible in a manner that anyone could understand, and his great concern for our world, Earth, and the direction it was going. In the below video by Michael Marantz, Sagan himself reads from one of his final books, "Pale Blue Dot", the narration speaking volumes about humanity's unique nature, endless potential for exploration, and avenues for self-betterment, which are under great threat by the unwillingness of politicians to put the proper emphasis on space exploration.
After all, nothing, not even the Earth, is forever and if we are to survive as a species, we must journey back to the stars from which we came.
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Tuesday 7 April 2009
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