A team of Carnegie
investigated hydrogen liquefy in water from the Martian subsurface, and found
that Mars was formed from the same structure blocks as the Earth, and the
changes in the chemical composition of the planet began to occur in the course
of its subsequent evolution. This indicates that the terrestrial planets,
including Earth, the same source of water - chondritic meteorites. However,
unlike our planet, Mars rocks, which contain volatile components such as water,
can be processed deep in the bowels of the planet.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Temperatures worldwide could rise by 4 degrees
If procedures are not taken to stop climate change by the end of this century, temperatures worldwide could rise by 4 degrees. World Bank does not rule out that even if all the nations of the world to meet the commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is likely to happen at a temperature rise of 3 degrees.
Curiosity discovered "something amazing"
Mars rover Curiosity
during the analysis of samples of Martian soil found something very
interesting, but scientists refuse to say what the rover found - specialists
intend to double-check everything again and eliminate errors, according to the
American radio station NPR.
"We receive data
from the SAM (Sample Analysis at Mars - chemical laboratory aboard the rover)
... and these data seem to be very interesting.
Sunday, November 18, 2012
An amateur astronomer rediscovers an asteroid 'lost'
Between September and
October 2008 was observed 2008SE85 potentially hazardous asteroid, but has
since lost his track. Until now, when a German amateur observer has re-locate
it from an ESA station.
2008SE85 asteroid's
orbit. Credit: ESA / E. Schwab.
Although not a threat
to Earth in the short term, the German amateur astronomer Erwin Schwab has ever
seen an asteroid labeled 'potentially dangerous'.
The Ocean of Storms, explained
The largest impact
basins on the Moon in the visible side (left) and hidden (right). Credit:
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology.
The largest dark spot
the moon, known as the Ocean of Storms ("Oceanus Procellarum"), has
about 3,000 kilometers in diameter and can be a huge scar cosmic impact,
researchers say.
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Curiosity found on Mars, radiation is not dangerous for humans
Radiation levels on the
surface of the Red Planet is equivalent to environment radiation in low Earth
orbit, NASA discovered Martian rover Curiosity.
The first measurements
of radiation levels - the first held on the surface of another planet - can
cheer those who want to see how once on Mars for the first time set foot on the
person: Curiosity rover found that people may well spend some time on the
surface of the Red Planet.
supernova nuclear blasts produce a paste
When dying stars detonate
as supernovae, spread out a shock wave lead the so-called "rebound" -
matter and elementary particles are compressed towards the center of the star
to achieve the density that come into play in the nuclear force.
In the development of a
supernova nuclear particles can create different and often bizarre forms, such
as rods, plates or vials and long threads - which gave the name to this
phenomenon, associated with the famous Italian pasta. Creating a
"paste" because in the dying star DIURNAL two types of forces - the
Coulomb revulsion of the same charges and nuclear forces of attraction.
Meteorites found on Mars there is warm water
Hydrothermal cracks
around Martian impact craters could be suitable places for living organisms,
according to scientists.
The new study, manner
jointly by the University of Leicester and the Open University, led by lead
author John Bridges of the University of Leicester has determined that the
temperature on Mars were in the range of about 50 to 150 degrees Celsius. On
Earth, microbes can survive in such an environment, such as the volcanic
thermal hot springs of Yellowstone National Park, USA, suggest the researchers.
Friday, November 16, 2012
Scientists have found a way to cool down the black hole
Samuel Grall and
Alexander Le Tick the University of Maryland simulated a scenario in which the
orbit of the black hole is placed satellite circling it with the same speed
with which rotates itself a hole - so that the two objects remain fixed
relative to each other.
Thus, they reproduce
the conditions under which for those in the motion of the black holes can test
the hypothesis made earlier by Stephen Hawking to the contingent of static
black holes.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
The maternity boxing star PDS 70
Astronomers have
discovered a budding system of planets. Artistic representation of an image PDS
70.Infrakrasnoe protoplanetary disk PDS 70, received a tool HiCIAO. The picture
shows a dark empty area near the star.
At a distance of 460
light-years from Earth, the planetary system formed. Found”new-born” Japanese
scientists.
Google has created a virtual map of the galaxy
Google has released an
application for discover the universe:
The developers of the
team Google Data Arts Team, the project created a beautiful Chrome Experiments
demo 100,000 stars ", which shows the actual location of more than 100
thousand around the stars, the sun.
The development team
Google Data Arts has released a new, experimental application for the browser
Chrome, offers a virtual tour of our local stellar neighborhood.
The close pair of stars surrounded by a "mysterious dust"
Astronomers have
discovered a curious disk of gas and dust surrounding a system of two stars,
the origin of which scientists cannot explain the basis of the standard models
of planetary evolution.
A binary star system
(with a simple name of SDSS J0303 +0054) is composed of white and red dwarfs,
separated by distance of about 700,000 kilometers, the distance between the two
stars is a very small value.
Telescope "Kepler" has completed the basic mission
Space telescope,
"Kepler", designed to search for planets outside the solar system,
has completed the major part of their mission, but will continue for another
four years. The announcement was published on the website NASA.
For three and a half
years of the Space Telescope, scientists were able to detect more than two
thousand objects candidates for the title of exoplanets.
Found near the Orion Nebula star cluster
Star cluster, which had
previously been measured part of the spectacular Orion Nebula, is actually a
separate creature, located in front of the nebula, according to a new study.
Scientists are using
the Canada-French-Hawaii Telescope, located in Hawaii, discovered that the star
cluster NGC 1980 is a separate group of massive stars in front of the Orion
Nebula, which lies at a distance of about 1,500 light-years away and is one of the
closest Earth "stellar nurseries". Accumulation unevenly scattered
around the star iota Orion, located in the southern part of the
"sword" of the constellation Orion.
Scientists have explained the preference of exoplanets
Since the planets in
the solar system formed from the same cloud of gas and dust that the star
itself, until recently, it was thought that the plane of their orbits must
coincide with the plane of rotation of the star. However, beginning in 2008,
astronomers began to find more and more exoplanets, which were in highly
inclined orbits and even reverse (counter-rotating) with respect to its star.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Curiosity SAM tool examines first piece of solid ground
Pinch of fine sand and
dust was the first solid Martian samples placed in the biggest tool of NASA's
Mars rover Curiosity: Sample Analysis at Mars, or SAM.
Inside the rover, SAM
determine the chemical composition of samples placed inside it, special
attention is paid to the search for fragments, which could indicate the former
presence of the world traces of organic life. Curiosity robotic arm delivered
to the inlet of the tool SAM, located on the deck of the rover, a sample of
Martian soil on 9 November.
In the galaxy NGC 1365 emerge bright blue supernova
Very bright supernova
lit galaxy NGC 1365, also known as the Great Barred Spiral Galaxy, visible to
observers from the Southern Hemisphere. This elegant galaxy lies at a distance
of approximately 56 million light-years away in the constellation Fornax. SNe
Ia, in question, was opened by Alain Klotz with the telescope of TAROT La Silla
Observatory, Chile, October 27, 2012
Supernova 2012fr a
vivid, deep blue star, located directly under the center of the galaxy. The
author of this picture, Rolf Olsen Bullock, said November 10, 2012, this
supernova was close to its maximum brightness, reaching a magnitude in the
color bar R, equal to 11.90.
Garbage of detonate Russian missile threat space satellites and ISS
On the way from the
International Space Station and other space vehicles that move at a relatively
short distance from the Earth, a new threat - a cloud of more than 500 pieces,
formed by the explosion of the Russian upper stage.
The explosion in orbit
rocket engine "Breeze-M" was the third explosion engine for our
country, starting in 2007; engines were left in elliptical orbits that
intersect the ISS and some satellites.
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
46th Week - auroras in Lofted
In the week 22 ranged
Manfred Kiau up an Adwa on Sun. "The sun is something going on," it
said. Now he has, Ulrich Teschke, Frank Gasparini and Elisabeth Kollner taken a
Northern Lights excursion. In the period from 08 to 21.10.2012, the trip went
to the Lofted Islands. This archipelago lies in the far north of the Norwegian
Atlantic coast, beyond the 68th Latitude. The aim of the observer group was
there to document the effects of solar activity in the terrestrial atmosphere:
auroras as photogenic, best with reflections in the water.
Six seconds comet collision
The 192 light years
distant star 49 Cetin is surrounded by a huge ring of comets, which occurs
about every six seconds in a collision. With these circumstances, two American
astronomers solve an unsolved problem for 17 years: the star is surrounded by a
cloud of unusual carbon monoxide. The comet collisions release the gas, the
researchers said in the journal "Astrophysical Journal."
Stars young and old?
This colorful view of the globular cluster NGC 6362 has been with the Wide Field Imager on the ESO / MPG 2.2-meter telescope was added to the ESO La Silla Observatory in Chile. Together with a new recording of the central region of the cluster, which has delivered the Hubble Space Telescope by NASA and ESA, this picture conveys the best to date view of this little-known globular cluster. The majority of stars in globular clusters is very old. In this bunch there are also some stars that act unusually young.
Monday, November 12, 2012
The Mars Pathfinder mission
The Mars Pathfinder
mission was designed to be a revelation of the technology to put a lender and a
rover on the surface of Mars so for cost effective and resourceful. Pathfinder
not only met their goal, but also sent to Earth an amount of data and outshine extraordinary
uptime for which it was designed.
Mars Pathfinder used an
innovative method to enter directly into the Martian atmosphere, aided by a
parachute to slow its descent through the thin Martian atmosphere and a giant
system of airbags to cushion the impact.
The total solar eclipse on Tuesday can be followed internet
Live To observe the
total solar eclipse on Tuesday 13 November, several scientific expeditions have
moved to the Australian state of Queensland. One is 'Mission eclipse', which,
in collaboration with the Newspaper of Catalonia, and Alumni UB (University of
Barcelona), cover the relay from a privileged location in Cairns (Queensland),
overlooking the Barrier Reef Pacific Ocean.
5 ½ years of solar flares
Although at first fleeting
look the sun seems always the same, their activity is actually some activity
cycles of about 11 years, discovered in 1843 Samuel Heinrich Schwabe, after 17
years of observations of sunspots.
It is often said that
last eleven years have actually seen cycles of nine and fourteen others.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Scientists found ancient tools that were used 70 thousand years ago
Total found 27
microlites whose length does not exceed three inches. Scientists have found
that they were used 71,000 years ago.
In the south of the
continent near the town of Mossel Bay is a lot of caves that were once
inhabited the prehistoric man. This place is studied by anthropologists in 2000
and is known as Pinnacle Point. Scientists believe that there is hidden a lot
of traces of Homo sapiens, so there is under active exploration.
Discovered a planet potentially suitable for life
The planet HD 40307g
not too cold and not too hot. The planet rotates on its axis, and this implies
the change of day and night, making conditions on it even more similar to
Earth.
Scientists have
discovered at a distance of 42 light years of our solar system in the
constellation Pectoris, a planet whose climate may be suitable for life, writes
The Independent.
The planet, called HD
40307g, is from its sun is at such a distance that could exist on the surface
of liquid water. The orbit of the planet lies in the so-called Goldilocks zone,
that is, at a distance, where the temperature is not too high and not too low
to sustain life, wrote the correspondent.
NASA to build a base on the Moon
Station NASA, which is
planning to build on the back side of the moon, will not only have to observe
the solar system, but also provide a flight to the asteroid belt between Mars
and Jupiter, and later - to Mars.
The National Agency for
Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) plans to build a base for the other
side of the natural satellite of the Earth - the Moon.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Detected giant halo surrounding the Milky Way
The estimated mass is
comparable to that would add all the stars in the galaxy, said Yair Krongold,
researcher at the Institute of Astronomy at UNAM, and member of the
international team that made the discovery.
Mexico City. An
international group of astronomers, which owns Krongold Yair Herrera, a
researcher at the Institute of Astronomy (IA) of the UNAM, detected a gigantic
halo of hot gas surrounding the Milky Way.
What is a graviton?
If you've read anything
about physics, then you will read many words ending with "ON" words
like proton, neutron, gluon, photon, boson, fermion and on and on and on ...
One of the words with which you might have found it "graviton". Let's
be clear: At the moment, the graviton is a purely theoretical concept that
walks the edge of the boundary between the domains of science and speculation
seriously.
The polar ring galaxy NGC 660
This symphony data of
broadband and narrowband, obtained by the Gemini North telescope on Mauna Kea,
shows the galaxy NGC 660. Besides being a 20 million light years away and
within the limits of the constellation Pisces, the unusual aspect of NGC 660 is
identified as a polar ring galaxy.
The polar ring
galaxies, rare galaxies have a substantial population of stars, gas and dust
orbiting in rings nearly perpendicular to the plane of the galactic disk.
Friday, November 9, 2012
NASA and ESA are trying a new interplanetary Internet
NASA and the European
Space Agency (ESA) have success an experimental version of interplanetary
Internet to control the educational robot astronauts to the International Space
Station. Used in the experiment, a new protocol developed by NASA Disruption
Tolerant Networking (DTN) allowed to send messages and demonstrated that once
between spacecraft can create a network of information sharing, such
terrestrial Internet.
Color exoplanets can tell about its fitness for life support
The new technique,
proposed by scientists, allows the color of exoplanets judge about her
extremophiles - organisms that can survive in extreme conditions.
Usually extremophiles
hiding deep in the earth, but sometimes they are found on the surface or close
to it. Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy, Germany,
Siddharth Hedge and Lisa Kaltenegger investigated a number of places in which
extremophiles live on the surface of the Earth,
Frequent collisions of comets expose secrets that existed 17 years
Every 6 seconds for
millions of years the comet have a collision with one another near the star
lying in the constellation Cetus, which can be seen on the night sky with the
naked eye.
The star, called 49
China, for a long time did not allow scientists to rest - it was unclear how
the star, which is about 40 million years, so can surround a giant cloud of
gas, usually associated with younger stars.
The nature of the mysterious jet nebula
The source of activity
jets or jets rising from a planetary nebula, are a pair of orbiting each other
stars, scientists say.
The research team, led
by astronomer Henri Boffin of the European Southern Observatory studied strange
form of jets emitted by a planetary nebula Fleming 1, located in the southern
constellation Centaurs.
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Astronomers have discovered a potentially habitable planet
Found a planet that can
support life on Earth. In addition, it is not so far away newly discovered
planet is a so-called super-Earth.
Astronomers led by
Mikko Tuomi from the University of Hertfordshire re-analyzed data from the
spectrograph HARPS, concerning the star HD 40307 in the constellation Pictoris,
and opened just three new planets, one of which is right in the center of the
habitable zone lights.
Rehearse moon eclipse
In Australia for the
lunar shadow went astronomer from Novosibirsk:
In Australia today sent
an expedition Russian astronomers from Moscow and St. Petersburg, under the
guidance of director of the observatory of the Irkutsk State University Sergei
Yazev reported in Novosibirsk Children Youth Center "Planetarium".
Astronomer from
Novosibirsk flew to Australia to observe a solar eclipse.
Echo other people's worlds
And if the aliens once
did send us a signal? And you just need to wait...
Our newspaper cannot
ignore the issues of space exploration, especially in the year of such events
as the recent release of the ship "Voyager 1" of the solar system or
the successful landing on Mars, the largest in the history of the unit. It is
understandable that you send to the interplanetary journey no one can, but it's
"participate" in the study of the mysteries of the cosmos is not
quite deserted on Radio Astronomy Observatory in central Russia known quickness
possible.
Amazing picture of Saturn and its tiny satellite
Great picture of Saturn
was recently acquiring satellite NASA Cassini, moving in an orbit around the
gas giant.
Dull point in the upper
part of the center of the image - which you could easily miss, taking her spot
on the monitor - in fact Saturn Mimas. It is only 396 kilometers in diameter
and therefore looks a dwarf compared with its giant parent planet. On close inspection,
you can see on one side of Mimas giant crater, making it look like the Death
Star from the Star Wars movies.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Fermi space telescope updated software
Software Update for
Gamma Ray Observatory "Fermi" will allow the telescope to observe now
more high-energy photons than was previously potential.
Gamma Ray Observatory
"Fermi" registers the most high-energy events in the Universe since 2008;
however, astronomers have long disheartening that many photons pass freely
through the detector telescope.
Milky Way's black hole goes bang powerful flash
For unknown reason, the
black hole (BH), located in the center of our Milky Way galaxy, regarding once
a day generates an X-ray flash. Such outbreaks last for several hours, and
their brightness can in some cases exceed the normal brightness of the black
hole, even a hundred times. But in February 2012, astronomers using the X-ray
Observatory "Chandra", recorded the most powerful flare ever observed
on the central black hole in our galaxy known as Sagittarius A *.
The team switched from Mars Curiosity time on earth
After three months on
"Martian time," a team of scientists, which supervise NASA's Mars
rover Curiosity, went to work on a standard work schedule, "Earth
time."
Martian day, called
"Salt", lasts for 40 minutes longer than the earth, so the beginning
of the shift to the members of the scientific team was shifted a few hours each
week in advance. Rover team includes more than 200 engineers from the Jet
Propulsion Laboratory of NASA and about 400 researchers, mainly from other
academic institutions.
Unusual lunar crater will help to understand the evolution of craters on Earth
Researchers studying
the evolution of impact craters on Earth and other rocky bodies discovered an
interesting object for research on the moon.
Scientists engaged in
the crater of lunar who is in the region known as the lunar Sea of
Tranquility. The crater is only 2.2 kilometers in diameter, but it is very
young - formed only 10 million years ago - and well-preserved.
Supplies to Space Station
A Russian Progress
transport ship was on 31 October sent up to the International Space Station
with fresh supplies.
Last Wednesday, the
31st October, was a Progress spacecraft re-launched from the Baikonur space
center in Kazakhstan.
Less than six hours
after the start arrived Progress 49 to the ISS. The number 49 refers to the
49th once a Progress vehicle flying goods to the orbiting outpost in space.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Methone smooth ovoid moon of Saturn
Previous May Cassini
completed the first overview of Methoni (or Methone ), a small moon of Saturn,
and exposed that the moon's surface was devoid of craters.
The craters are usually
due to impact and so far have been found in all the moons, asteroids and comet
nuclei observed at close range. Until the Earth and Titan have craters.
Solar Eclipse of the Sun November 13, 2012
On November 13, 2012
will be a total solar eclipse that will be observable from South America, South
Pacific, Northern Australia and New Zealand. This astronomical phenomenon will
start at 19:50 GMT and will end at 23:00 GMT. Also from South America as seen
from 22:20 GMT.
The following picture
shows the places from which you can observe.
The Moon is moving back from Earth nearly 4 centimeters per year
The distance of the
Moon and the Earth's revolving slowdown is reason by the gravitational pull of
the two stars from the formation of the system.
The Moon and the Sun appear
eternal. And while this is true for permanence small sample of time is human
life on galactic time, is only apparent, because the Moon will end when we
emerge from the star, the Sun, end their lives.
Locates the planet Krypton Superman thanks to astronomer Neil Tyson
In recent years,
Superman has visited the Hayden Planetarium in New York every 382 days to take
a look at the stars. His intention is to locate any other place from which the
known planet Krypton, although it was destroyed immediately after his departure.
This is the argument of Action Comics number 14 , in which the famous superhero
receives help from a very special astronomer, renowned popularize Neil deGrasse
Tyson.
Monday, November 5, 2012
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