The Full Moon of June can be very bright

Last Saturday in May many people around the world came to observe the Great Full Moon by 2012, as was announced.But they forgot to announce that yet another full moon is super luminous for this year: next month, which will occur between 3 and 4 June (June 4 11:12 UT) 2012. At that time will have passed through its perigee 11 hours before and this will be 358,482 miles, slightly farther than in May (356,953 km), but in the southern hemisphere, the full moon will be farther south than in May, flying over the latitude 21 ° 12 'South, at the height of Tocopilla, so it will be brighter still.

The fossil footprints of those raindrops were to figure

The rain that fell 2,700 million years ago left its mark. An international team of scientists has analyzed the fossil footprints of those raindrops was to figure out how the early atmosphere of Earth.

"Precise measurements of atmospheric pressure back to 1644, when the Evangelist Torricelli invented the first barometer", tells SINC the researcher Sanjoy M. Som, University of Washington (USA). 

Contrary to popular belief, the results of the study, published this week in Nature, suggest that the atmospheric density bent not current levels. 

Several flights near the surface of Saturn's moon

The Cassini spacecraft has recorded jets of water ice on several flights near the surface of Saturn's moon, Enceladus, which may indicate a favorable habitat for the existence of life. 

These geysers, which arise through cracks in the icy surface of Saturn's sixth moon, could reveal the existence of a vast underground sea. 

 "Cassini has flown several times through these particles and analyzed. We found that apart from water and organic material, there is salt in the particles of ice. Salinity is the same as that existing in the oceans of the Earth" Porco said.