rb22
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via @VirtualAstro http://www.meteorwatch.org/2012/10/19/2012-orionid-meteor-shower-peaks-this-weekend/
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Seems very ambitious for a private company to do this, having only just got back some good radiation data from MSL (pretty harsh levels) I just hope they know what they're doing!
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Astro application info: http://mars-one.com/en/faq-en/21-faq-selection/251-do-i-qualify-to-apply Become a reality TV star!..
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I hope they do too. Seems they are relying on funding from some sort of 'global reality-TV'. Nice idea, I think it would be a popular show! 'Live' streams from the rovers would be amazing.
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take a look at this! http://www.sen.com/feature/mars-one-plans-for-human-settlement-on-mars.html
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Earth-sized planet found orbiting Alpha Centauri B
rb22 replied to NovaSilisko's topic in Science & Spaceflight
nice APOD! 'A View from Next Door' 2012 October 18 http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html -
cheers Borklund! that would be a nice device, we miss so much.
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that was awesome! got a pic, had to gimp it good! ..60 second exposure.
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via ESA "Very bright ISS pass over most of Western Europe tonight around 20:54 CEST (18:54 UT)" should be good, mag-3.0, 53° from here! may try for a pic. 19:54 BST edit: just heard it had a boost so may be a bit late.
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via @RedBullStratos The 30 mill cubic ft balloon was tracked in descent and taken to Mission Control post mission http://www.redbullstratos.com/technology/high-altitude-balloon/
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chance to see Moho! ...Mercury! @Astroguyz (somewhere in the US) just tweeted this! "Don't forget to look for Mercury near a very thin crescent Moon as dusk falls tonite: Low to the west. http://twitpic.com/b4t19t/full
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views from the ISS! http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/iss_ustream.html
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it's can be so bright, I saw it last night even through thin cloud! twitterers can follow @twisst for alerts, tho they've been having some trouble lately as twitter considered their many DMs as spam!
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It takes about an hour and a half to orbit Earth. We wobble underneath, that's why the passes are bunched up/ far apart.
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clear here, tho LP is usually pretty bad. nice pass all the same, so bright!
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all this BST/GMT stuff is confusing but it is just after 7. don't miss it!
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just after 19:06 if you're in the UK. another at 20:43 passes into shadow after a couple of mins.
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To find out when the space station is passing over you, go to http://www.heavens-above.com/ and put in your location. It has a sweet feature (click on the dates) which shows the track! (19:07 tonight, UK) sorry if this has been posted before, I couldn't find anything..
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looks intense!
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just wow! pic courtesy Red Bull conference shortly...
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If you'd like to watch the jump again http://gizmodo.com/5951563/first-human-supersonic-space-jump-live-coverage
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wow! no boom but brilliant! was worried at first!
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watching on 240p so it doesn't freeze!
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is there a Felix Kerman? cos this dudes awesome!
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122,222ft!