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Quite honestly if man is still around 20 billion years from now that will be the ultimate miracle. But if you havent read about the Big Rip yet this is a science thriller that will hurt your head. Whats not so funny is that it's probably keeping scientist awake at night. BTW where is the Enterprise when you need her.
Looks like NASA has hit another home run and the samples returned from Space exceeded all expectations, congratulations to the NASA team, we look forward to hearing information back from scientist who get to examine these particles. [MSNBC]
While I was taking some time with the family the Stardust probe returned to earth. Lots of great coverage from Bloggers but the best coverage is at this site [www.2020hindsight.org]
Hubble continues to wow the science community and even though the telescope is nearing the end of it's life cycle. The Hubble telescope is still making major discoveries as is evident in the news on 2 new moons around Uranus. The tax payer dollars that were spent on Hubble definitely was a good investment lets just hope that the instrument
You have to hand it to the folks at NASA they sure do understand the power of distributing great content via RSS. Check out their video casts [www.nasa.gov]
Every once in a while I read a astronomy report that just makes my brain hurt while at the same time make you really respect all of these smart astronomers out their. Want to check out one of our own solar systems new mysteries read on. [www.newscientist.com]
NASA TV has dramatic footage of Hurricane Wilma as the space station flew 222 miles above the storm, [NASA]
What would you do if you could buy a device that increased you gas mileage 10-40% and cut the emissions on your personal vehicle by 100%. It seems a Canadian may have found the answer. [Canada.com]
My wife saw this picture and she gasped. You have to go and look at this picture of earth from the Messenger spacecraft. So totally amazing it will take your breath away. [Messenger]
A very detailed study is to be released on the initial findings of the Deep Impact mission. Preliminary information indicate that the comet is very fragile and the surface as soft as snowbank. Interesting to say the least. This makes me wonder how a comet would react to a encounter with a high explosive device. [Reuters]
Is it just me or are we starting to see some very amazing developments in the world of science. To be able to test new drugs in the lab will no doubt have an impact on future human treatments. [BBC]
How far could a super dense element smaller than a human hair travel through the earth at 900,000 mph. Would I shock you shock you to say all the way through? [news.telegraph]
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