NASA Was Able to Predict the Meteoroid Dropping to Sudan

Written by Marko on October 12, 2008

Few days ago a small meteoroid dropped into the atmosphere above Sudan, and NASA was able to predict this phenomenon. 2 meters wide meteoroid that dropped into our atmosphere and burned into pieces, was no threat the life on Earth. Although this small meteoroid was no dangerous, it must have lightened up the sky over Africa. Similar bolidi was seen in Finland few months ago. "This is the very f...

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First Picture of Likely Planet – A Great Breakthrough in Astronomy

Written by Marko on September 18, 2008

Probably the very first photograph of an Earth-like planet was released a couple of days ago. This is the first time scientists have managed to photograph an exoplanet orbiting a Sun-like star. Although this information is not 100% sure yet, we can say this is a great breakthrough in astronomy. The exoplanet (left corner) was photographed with the adaptive Gemini telescope of Hawaii. The big brig...

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Stunning Images Of CERN’s New LHC Hadron Collider

Written by Marko on September 11, 2008

CERN's new LHC collider was started up yesterday morning. While some people were called this a kind of a doom's day, so far we haven't been "eaten" by a black hole. I already discussed about the possible microscopic black holes of Switzerland, so today I am not going to continue with that same topic. Instead I would like to share some stunning images of CERN's new LHC collider I found yesterday. T...

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Stunning Images Of CERN's New LHC Hadron Collider

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