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Tag Archives: Solar System
No Mars After All?
Humans have long dreamt to venture to Mars, and NASA fueled those dreams, especially in recent years. With the Space … More
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The Drake Equation, Exoplanets, Self Destructive Civilizations
N = R* • fp • ne • fl • fi • fc • L N = Detectable Electromagnetic emissions R* = Star Formation Rate … More
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Deep Impact: Mission to a Comet
Exactly twelve years ago on July 4th, 2005, a NASA Spacecraft called the Deep Impact landed on Comet Temple 1, … More
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Blog 7 – Interplanetary Life Travel
From the title, you might think the subject of this blog is about human space travel, something that isn’t very developed today. However, it is possible that some life forms before us have experienced travel between the planets. There are theories that support the idea that life originated on either Venus or Mars, and then […]
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Alien Life Closer to Home
Although intelligent life has yet to make its debut for us, extraterrestrial life may be a little closer that we typically think of- specifically Martian life. No, no, not little green men or facehugger kind of Martian life, but microbial life. And not just on Mars either! The three likeliest candidates for elementary life in […]
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Alien Life on Enceladus
Could there be life in the Solar System other than Earth? According to NASA, there might be life in one of the oceans in the Solar System. I’m pretty sure that this question make you wonder which ocean is that? The answer is ocean in ENCELADUS. Before I proceed on why there is potential life on Enceladus, … Continue reading Alien Life on Enceladus
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Why is the Solar System Flat?
It isn’t just lying down because it’s tired.
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Casscenery (The Cassini Photos of Saturn)
As the 20 year long Cassini mission comes to an end, no one wants to miss the exciting events of the last 4.5 months. Cassini is slated to crash into the surface of Saturn on September 15th this year, but not before Cassini swoops progressively lower to the gas giant, giving scientists unprecedentedly close images … Continue reading Casscenery (The Cassini Photos of Saturn) →
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Lone Ranger
We usually defined a planet as something that orbits a star but this lone ranger a.k.a. nomad planet, rogue planet, free-floating planet, or orphan planet is unique since they do not orbit a star. Instead, they orbit the galaxy directly and considered as homeless world where they have neither sunrises nor sunsets (starless planet). What Are … Continue reading Lone Ranger
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A Universe Produced Home Birth Video
About 4.5 billion years ago, our solar system was “born”, out of a spinning disk of gas and dust, that somehow became a bunch of planets, moons, and the other miscellaneous space objects that we know and love today. While our solar system is definitely unique in a variety of ways, it is not the… Continue reading A Universe Produced Home Birth Video
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