It is not generally known by Americans, but in 1972 and again in 1976 the Russian bspace/b program landed an unmanned satellite on the bmoon/b which returned samples of the lunar surface. …
Tag Archives: science
Where Can I Find A Telescope That Is Capable Of Taking Pictures Of b…/b
Posted in Astronomy Also tagged bmoon, getting-their, million-bucks, not-generally, people-bsaints, script-decided, supermarket, the-supermarket, want-our Leave a comment
Unique 10th century Byzantine seal discovered in Bulgaria
According to a report in Balkan Travellers, in addition to the fresco fragments, the archaeologists discovered parts of bsaints/b’ clothes and letters with their names, national media reported today. b…./b darnell To the bmoon/b again Not on this NASA budget; darnell India loses communication with lunar satellite; linkstarbureiy India loses communication with lunar satellite - bSpace/b- msnbc.com; drslimpepper 4000-year-old dye found on Egyptian artifact - Science- msnbc.com …
Posted in Astronomy Also tagged a-loses-communicatio, a-reported-today-, balkan, balkan-travellers, bmoon, clothes-and, dye-found, egyptian, india, msnbc-com-, names, nasa, national-media, their-names Leave a comment
Science Friday: New Lunar Pics + Sewer Aliens + Martian Snow b…/b
This week in Science Friday, see the first images gathered from our latest return to the bmoon/b, discover real life alien sewer creatures, make snow angels on Mars, and transform NASA into the UFP. All this and more, plus our gadget of …
Posted in Astronomy Also tagged and-transform, angels-on-mars, discover-real, first, life-alien, our-latest, plus-our, see-the, sewer-creatures, the-bmoon Leave a comment
Jellyplants on Mars
The first colonists on Mars probably won’t be humans. More likely, they’ll be plants. And the prototypes of these leafy pioneers are under development right now.
As part of a proposed mission that could put plants on Mars as soon as 2007, University of Florida professor Rob Ferl is bioengineering tiny mustard plants. He’s not altering these plants so that they can adapt more easily to Martian conditions. Instead, he’s adding reporter genes: part plant, part glowing jellyfish - so that these diminutive explorers can send messages back to Earth about how they are faring on another planet.
Posted in Planet Also tagged articles, Biology, jellyfish, jellyplants, jellyplants on mars, life on mars, mars, plants, science articles Leave a comment
What is the Loch Ness Monster?
As far back as the 7th Century, people have reported seeing a Loch Ness monster in Scotland. Can science explain these mysterious sightings?
The Loch Ness is a lake in Scotland that holds the largest volume of freshwater in the United Kingdom. But rather than being known for its size, it is famous for the mysterious [...]
Posted in Mistery Also tagged animal, collision, continents, creature, earthquake, ecology, eye witness, geology, green algae, hoax, investigation, lake, Loch Ness, Loch Ness monster, monster, mystery, photo, picture, plesiosaur, population, research, Robert Wilson, scan, scientists, Scotland, seismic, seismic activity, sighting, SONAR, surgeon's photo, survey, zooplankton Leave a comment
