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Monthly Archives: July 2011
News: Earth’s newest (and only) trojan asteroid discovered!
Each planet that orbits our Sun has 5 points in space around its orbit where something special occurs. An object placed at one of these points, called Lagrangian points, remains at the point. This is due to the gravitational pulls of … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, News, Space & Earth
Tagged 2010tk7, asteroid, earth, lagrangian, news, orbit, sun, trojan
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News: Hopeful Higgs Hint at Tevatron and the Large Hadron Collider
A hint of a particle that may or may not be the long sought after Higgs boson has been found in the data from two different experiments on different continents. The Large Hadron Collider on the French-Swiss border and the … Continue reading
Posted in News, Particle Physics, Theoretical
Tagged boson, higgs, LHC, news, particles, tevatron
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An Introduction to the Solar System (Part 5)
Carl introduces you to the planets, asteroids and dwarf planets that make up our solar system and that have surprised us with their unexpected properties and beauty since we sent eyes to visit them… Depending on when you went to … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Astronomy, Cosmology, Space & Earth
Tagged beginner, dwarf planets, eris, haumea, kupier, makemake, moons, neptune, planets, pluto, sedna, solar system
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An Introduction to the Solar System (Part 4)
Carl introduces you to the planets, asteroids and dwarf planets that make up our solar system and that have surprised us with their unexpected properties and beauty since we sent eyes to visit them… Depending on when you went to … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Astronomy, Cosmology, Space & Earth
Tagged asteroid, beginner, dwarf planets, moons, planets, saturn, solar system, uranus
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An Introduction to the Solar System (Part 3)
Carl introduces you to the planets, asteroids and dwarf planets that make up our solar system and that have surprised us with their unexpected properties and beauty since we sent eyes to visit them… Depending on when you went to … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Astronomy, Environment, Space & Earth
Tagged beginner, callisto, europa, galileo, ganymede, io, jupiter, moons, planets, solar system
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An Introduction to the Solar System (Part 2)
Carl introduces you to the planets, asteroids and dwarf planets that make up our solar system and that have surprised us with their unexpected properties and beauty since we sent eyes to visit them… Depending on when you went to … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Astronomy, Environment, Space & Earth
Tagged asteroid, asteroid belt, beginner, ceres, dawn, dwarf planets, mars, planets, solar system, vesta
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