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Re: Sky & Telescope's Weekly Bulletin - March 19, 2010

2010-03-19T23:39:16Z

Now, feel better?

Re: Sky & Telescope's Weekly Bulletin - March 19, 2010

2010-03-19T23:27:09Z

No.

Sky & Telescope's Weekly Bulletin - March 19, 2010

2010-03-19T23:12:35Z

Go to: [link]

Re: We will have comlocks one day.

2010-03-19T22:18:52Z

How about the LCROSS bombing, eh? Looking for water was
just a cover story for Abian's sleepers in NASA. I guess
they'll have to try again.

Re: Our 0.1<1% hollow moon, and near infinite vacuum of Selene L1 / Brad Guth

2010-03-19T17:50:04Z

Now we're being media informed by our NASA approved infomercial
science that 40 of those Northern polar craters upon of our moon have
hidden 600 million cubic meters worth of raw surface ice that's immune
to the laws of physics, as extremely frozen h2o coexisting for
billions of years at an extreme vacuum of 3e-15 bar none the less, and

Re: Our 0.1<1% hollow moon, and near infinite vacuum of Selene L1 / Brad Guth

2010-03-19T17:40:42Z

Now we're being informed by our NASA approved infomercial science that
40 of those Northern polar craters upon of our moon have hidden 600
million cubic meters worth of raw surface ice that's immune to the
laws of physics, as extremely frozen h2o coexisting at an extreme
vacuum of 3e-15 bar none the less, and yet there has never been any

Re: The perpetual calendar

2010-03-19T14:44:55Z

As M. Scott said, you've ignored rather a lot of religions there.
You've even ignored the fact that all of the other "lord"s weren't
(supposedly) circumcised on January the 1st, A.D. 1.

Re: The perpetual calendar

2010-03-19T16:25:47Z

According to Rex Lee's _What Do Mormons Believe?_ (written from a
Mormon position), Mormons, who consider themselves to be Christians,
consider Jesus Christ (who they so name) to be the Son of God, a
member of the Godhead, Jehovah, the Creator, a person, and Savior.
The word "messiah" does not seem to appear, at least in the chapter

Re: The perpetual calendar

2010-03-19T14:55:11Z

JC was the one whose birth established the point counted up or down
to. Roughly.

Re: Web sites of university

2010-03-19T09:07:58Z

OK, well that's a tall order, if you want the entire world included. But
rather than do your work for you, why don't you try looking yourself?
Coming up with a list (which will be very long) is a lot of effort for the
rest of us.
It sounds as if you want undergraduate courses, could you confirm that?

Re: Web sites of university

2010-03-19T08:23:40Z

Sorry for my language, I am Italian.
I am looking for Web sites of universities or colleges where is studied
astronomy and where can I find course programs, notes, etc. ..
Regards BluStar
"Mike Dworetsky" <platinum...@pants.btinternet. com> ha scritto nel messaggio

Re: Web sites of university

2010-03-19T07:24:06Z

dlzc wrote:
Could be...in which case the next question is, does he want anywhere in the
world, or just in Europe? At what level does he want to study?
Undergraduate? Postgraduate?
If he wants to study in an English-speaking country he will first have to
satisfy basic language requirements, and the first post is not a good sign

Re: BEAUTIFUL DEAD SCIENCE

2010-03-19T07:18:55Z

The glorious successes of beautiful dead science:
[link]
"In 1960, GR passed its first big test in a lab, here on Earth; the
Pound-Rebka experiment. And over the nine decades since its
publication, GR has passed test after test after test..."

Re: Question about gravity

2010-03-19T05:49:23Z

I would also expect that these light particles are not
Higg´s particles W+- , Z0, H0 due these are composite
in H-M´s picture. They are something presently unknown ?
Hannu

Re: The perpetual calendar

2010-03-19T04:48:32Z

On Fri, 19 Mar 2010 09:13:11 +0800, Robert Bannister
<robb...@bigpond.com> wrote in
<news:80g1daFif4U1@mid.individual.net> in
sci.lang,alt.usage.english,sci .astro:
First, this isn't true: off the top of my head you've
excluded followers of Shinto, Taoism, Vodun, Wicca,
Kemetism, Romuva, and Ásatrú, and arguably some followers of