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Space Images: Slideshow – NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
June 9, 2013 – NASA Releases New Slideshow of Stunning Space Images: Click the link below to start the show. The Master of Disaster Space Images: Slideshow – NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Posted in Astronomy, Black Dwarf Star, Black Holes, Brown Dwarf Planet, Brown Dwarf Star, Kepler Mission - NASA, Misc, Miscellaneous, NASA's Kepler Mission, Nature, Neutron Star, News, Planet Bibiru, Planet Kepler 20b, Planet Kepler-16b, Planet Kepler-20c, Planet Kepler-20e, Planet Kepler-20f, Planet Kepler-22b, Planet Kepler-22d, Review, Star, Stars, The Solar System, The Universe, United States
Tagged earth, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Mars, NASA, Near-Earth object, space, The Master of Disaster
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The “Rains” of Saturn.
April 11, 2013 – The “Rains” of Saturn: A new study tracks the “rain” of charged water particles into the atmosphere of Saturn and finds there is more of it and it falls across larger areas of the planet than … Continue reading
Posted in European Union, Italy, Misc, Miscellaneous, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena California, Nature, Space Event, The Solar System, The Universe, United States
Tagged Cassini–Huygens, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NASA, Saturn, saturn's rings, Tom Stallard, University of Leicester, W. M. Keck Observatory
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NASA Image Shows Space Nursery.
April 10, 2013 – Before They Were Stars - Image Shows Space Nursery: A bubbling cauldron of star birth is highlighted in this new image from NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope (above). The stars we see today weren’t always as serene as … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, European Union, Explosions, Misc, Miscellaneous, Nature, News, Star, The Universe, United States
Tagged American Astronomical Society, California Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Cygnus, cygnus X in the constellation Cygnus or the Swan, Harvard Smithsonian center for Astrophysics in Cambridge Mass., Milky Way, NASA, NASA's spitzer space telescope, New NASA image shows space nursery january 11 2012, Spitzer, Spitzer Space Telescope, the American Astronomical Society, the California Institute of Technology (CalTech) in Pasadena Calif., The Master of Disaster
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Temperature Map of the Earlier Universe.
March 25, 2013 – Temperature Map of Earlier Universe: Orange areas are slightly warmer than average, and blue areas are slightly cooler. Astronomers released the latest and most exquisite baby picture yet of the universe, one that showed it to … Continue reading
Posted in European Union, Explosions, Misc, Miscellaneous, Nature, News, Space Event, Star, Stars, The Universe, United Kingdom, United States
Tagged Bell Labs, Big Bang, Cosmic microwave background radiation, European Space Agency, Nobel Prize in Physics, Planck, Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe, WMAP
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How Big was That? Equivalent Energy Released by Bombs, Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Starquakes.
March 25, 2013 – How Big Was That? Equivalent Energy Released by Bombs, Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Star Quakes: Pictured above is an artist’s rendition of a neutron star named SGR 1806-20, which is located about 50,000 light-years from Earth in … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Earthquake, Events, Explosions, Misc, Miscellaneous, Nature, Neutron Star, News, Review, Star, Stars, The Universe, Volcanoes
Tagged 1906 san francisco, 65 million years ago dinosaurs wiped out, alaska earthquake 1964, astrophsical phenomenon, atomic bomb, bombs, charles richter, chile earthquake 1964, dinosaur extinction, earth, Earthquake, earthquakes, energy, energy release, equivalent energy, equivalent energy released, explosive force, gigaton, haiti earthquake, hiroshima atomic bomb, hirsoshima, hydrogen bomb, Japan, japan earthquake march 11 2011, killowatt, kilotons, kilowatt hours, krakatoa, kraktau 1883, largest thermo nuclar weapon, magnetar, megaton, meteor impact that killed the dinosaurs, most magnetized object, neutron star, Nuclear weapon, Quakes, Richter magnitude scale, richter scale, russian, safittarius, sagittarius, san francisco 1906 earthquake, san francisco 1906 fire, seismic waves, sgr 1806-20, solar flare, solar flares, star star quake, starquake, stellar corpse, sumatra earthquake and tsunami 2006, Sun, sunquake, sunquakes, teraton, The Master of Disaster, the sun, tnt, TNT equivalent, tremor, tremors, ultra-strong magneetic fields, volcanic eruption, volcano, volcanos
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Aliens Among Us!
March 6, 2013 – An Otherworldly Discovery – Billions of Other Planets: Astronomers said Wednesday that each of the 100 billion stars in the Milky Way probably has at least one companion planet, on average, adding credence to the notion … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, European Union, Misc, Miscellaneous, Nature, News, Planet Kepler-16b, Planet Tatooine, Star, Stars, The Universe, United States
Tagged aliens among us, astronomer, billions of other planets exist just in our milky way galaxy, dual sun solar systems are common, Kepler, kepler 16b, kepler-34b, kepler-35b, Milky Way, Planet, planet tatooine in "star wars" films, planetary systems in the cosmos, san diego state university, Star, the galaxy, The Master of Disaster, the universe, U.K.'s keel university, University of Copenhagen, university of copenhagen in denmark, we are not alone in the universe, William Welsh
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The Biggest Baddest Black Hole Ever Discovered.
February 26, 2013 – An illustration of a black hole the size of nearly 10 billion Suns. Inside it, where gravity is so in- tense that not even light can escape, our solar system is shown to scale: Astronomers are … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Black Holes, Explosions, Misc, Miscellaneous, Nature, News, Star, Stars, The Universe, United States
Tagged abell 1367, Albert Einstein, black hole, black holes are among the weirdest of the predictions of albert einstein's curved space theory of gravity or general relativity theory, coma constellation, galaxies, Galaxy formation and evolution, galaxy m87 in the vigo consttellation, hubble space telescope, leo constellation, Milky Way, ngc 3842, NGC 4889, Solar mass, Supermassive black hole, the biggest black hole ever discovered, The Master of Disaster, the milky way galaxy, this black hole is 10 times the size of our solar system, this black hole weight as much as 21 billion suns
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Jupiter’s Moon Europa has “Great Lakes.”
February 14, 2013 – NASA Probe Data Show Liquid Water Evidence on Europa: Europa’s “Great Lake” is pictured above. Researchers predict many more such lakes are scattered throughout the moon’s icy shell. Data from a NASA planetary mission have provided … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Events, Misc, Miscellaneous, Nature, News, The Universe, United States
Tagged earth, earth's ice sheets and floating ice shelves, Europa, future nasa mission will go to europa and dive under the oceans of the moon looking for life, Galileo, galileo discovers moon of an asteroid, giant shallow lakes on jupiter's moon europa, huge reserves of water are under the surface of europa, Jupiter, Jupiter Moon, jupiter's moon europa has great lakes type water, more water on europa than all the earth's oceans combined, NASA, nasa's galileo spacecraft, shallow lakes on jupiter's moon europa, Solar System, space shuttle atlantis, The Master of Disaster, water
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Astronomers Find Oceans of Water in a Nearby Star.
February 13, 2013 – Astronomers Find Oceans of Water in Disk of Nearby Star: The artist’s concept (above) illustrates an icy planet-forming disk around a young star called “TW Hydrae,” located about 175 light-years away in the Hydra, or Sea … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, European Union, Misc, Miscellaneous, Nature, News, Star, Stars, The Universe, United States
Tagged Astronomers find oceans of water in a the disk of a nearby star called TW Hydrae, European Space Agency, great quantities of water found in nearby star enought to fill thousands of earth oceans, Herschel Space Observatory, herschel space observatory from the european union EU, hershel's heterodyne instrument fo the Far-Infrared or HIFI, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, michiel hogerheijde of leiden observatory in the netherlands, NASA, NASA scientists at the Jet Propulsion laboratory in pasadena california, The Master of Disaster, TW Hydrae, tw hydrae is 10 million years old and 175 light years from earth, tw hydrae is an orange dwarf star smaller and cooler than our yellow sun, tw hydrae is locted 175 light years from earth in the constellation hydra or sea serpent
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