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Solar Energy
by pptofu08, Nov 12, 2008
My version of solar energy.
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The Life of a Star
by James DeVere, Oct 29, 2008
A star is born, lives, and dies in an amazing cycle of fantastic proportions.
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Extrasolar Sunrises and Sunsets
by Eric Mendoza, Oct 19, 2008
Astronomers have discovered the presence of more than 70 planets orbiting stars other than our sun. Much too distant to be photographed, astronomers rely on x-ray data, optical data, and radio image data, just to name a few, to piece together an idea of what these other worlds might look like. The illustrations you see below are just extremely talented artists taking an astronomers idea, and turning it into form.
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Totally Awesome Lunar and Solar Eclipses
by Eric Mendoza, Oct 12, 2008
These wonderful images were brought to you in part by skywatchers around the world.
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Five Pictures of Deep Space Like You've Never Seen Them Before
by Eric Mendoza, Oct 6, 2008
Here are five of the thousands of pictures of deep space. These were chosen for their beauty, their gloriousness, and their fame.
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The Northern Lights
by Hannahgirl, Sep 24, 2008
The mystery and scientific discovery behind the northern lights.
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Welcome to the Future
by Graeme S Houston, Sep 19, 2008
What would the science fiction writers of the 50s make of today? The world of today is full of marvels and surprises, but some of the things they imagined have yet to be fulfilled.
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Greatest Discoveries in the Field of Astronomy
by eddiego65, Sep 11, 2008
Significant discoveries in astronomy of some of the many mysterious wonders of the universe.
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Answer for the Cosmic Dust
by elaforestis, Sep 9, 2008
For the first time revealed the origin of a part of microscopic meteorite that makes up the cosmic dust.
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What Causes the Day and Night and the Seasons
by LeiraOlecra, Aug 25, 2008
The earth’s rotation on its axis causes day and night, while the heat from the sun is one cause of the seasons. The position of the earth, its rotation and revolution are the other factors.
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