Archive - March 2007

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Anupam | Mar 31 2007
90 antiope
It wasn't until the year 2000 that astronomer noticed that Asteroid 90 Antitope was not a single asteroid but a duo. Instead of a single solitary space rock these are two objects that are orbiting a common centre of gravity. The binary asteroid 90.
Anupam | Mar 31 2007
asteroid 2006 vv2
A mile wide asteroid named 2006 VV2 will skim past Earth today. The asteroid was discovered in November by LINEAR, an automated telescope scouring the skies for potentially hazardous objects. The asteroid will appear to move at twice the speed...
Anupam | Mar 30 2007
vf1
The most intriguing question for every astronomer is that are we alone in this vast black universe...? If I were to give an answer to this question I would say No! Considering the part of the Universe that still has to be explored by humans, w
Anupam | Mar 30 2007
binary star systems
Imagine being on a planet which has two or more suns. You will see two suns setting down the horizon one after another. Astronomers have used NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope have observed that planetary systems thrive in stellar twins. Since more.
Anupam | Mar 29 2007
mtw1
According to researchers Meteorites that strike Earth contain important information about the evolution of the solar system. More than 31,000 meteorites have been found on our planet with weights ranging from one gram to 60 metric...
Anupam | Mar 29 2007
satellite debris
This looks like an incident which was bound to happen. The result could also have been disastrous. Pilots of a Chilean commercial aircraft approaching the Auckland airport in New Zealand said they spotted flaming space debris falling past their...
Anupam | Mar 28 2007
phobos
China has signed an agreement with Russia, to stage a joint unmanned mission to Mars and one of its moons in two years. According to the agreement, micro-satellite developed by China will be launched along with Phobos Explorer, a Russian...
Anupam | Mar 28 2007
star formation
For the first time a team of Swedish, Canadian, Finnish and French scientists have discovered the presence of molecular oxygen in interstellar space. This new discovery can make scientists understand the formation of stars in interstellar clouds...
Anupam | Mar 28 2007
saturn hexagon1
NASAs Cassini spacecraft has imaged a bizarre hexagon shaped feature covering the entire north pole of Saturn. This feature was also imaged by NASAs Voyager 1 and 2 spacecrafts two decades ago. This means that the feature is a long-lived one....
Anupam | Mar 26 2007
iss nasa esa
The crew members have nothing more to do aboard the ISS than continue doing experiments and research work. They are currently working on several experiments that include monitoring sleep/wake patterns and light exposure and collecting blood and..

Fresh Comments

on Earth-like planets may be... For mistake i posted image 3 repeated,here is the correct image
on Breathtaking imagery of the... The breathtaking images of pictures taken from space has always amazed me. These shots...
on Asteroid 2007 WD5 may hit... nice research. its amazing, maybe technology will save our lives one day.
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