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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium07/01/08 at 10:56MareKromium: Buongiorno Amici,
per Ufologo: condivido. Il pu...
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium07/01/08 at 10:39Gianluigi: A proposito di Sordi e degli amici d?oltre oceano,...
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium07/01/08 at 10:36Ivana Tognoloni: Zanfretta? E chi ?? Ma ? uno che ha incontrato pe...
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium07/01/08 at 10:14Ufologo: E' SEMLICISSIMO P.C.F. : VENITE IGNORATI PERC...
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium06/30/08 at 19:06MareKromium: Cari Amici, innanzitutto grazie per l'interven...
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium06/30/08 at 18:04Ufologo: Ottimo Ivana Tognoloni! Ciao, Massimo.
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium06/30/08 at 14:43Ivana Tognoloni: Provate a guardare: www.creativecommons.it, copyri...
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium06/30/08 at 14:04walthari: essere copiati significa sicuramente che il nostro...
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium06/30/08 at 13:55Ufologo: ...Per?... se non ci fosse stato Lunexit.... Si sa...
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium06/30/08 at 13:10beatricecastagni: all'inizio ho avuto lo stesso sentimento poi p...
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium06/30/08 at 12:48Anakin: Io propenderei per l'essere onorati. La soddis...
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PHOE-SOL026-PIA10921.jpgThanks for Copying US!99 visiteCaption NASA:"This image shows a microscopic view of fine-grained material at the tip of the Robotic Arm Scoop as seen by the Robotic Arm Camera (RAC) aboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander on June 20, 2008, the 26th Martian Day, or Sol, of the mission.
RAC scientists took this image at a resolution of 30 microns by rotating the scoop to within 11 millimeters of the camera's front lens and refocusing the camera to macro focus. The image shows small clumps of fine, fluffy, red soil particles collected in a sample called 'Rosy Red'.
The sample was dug from the trench named 'Snow White' in the area called 'Wonderland'. Some of the Rosy Red sample was delivered to Phoenix's Optical Microscope and Wet Chemistry Laboratory for analysis.
The RAC provides its own illumination, so the color seen in RAC images is color as seen on Earth, not color as it would appear on Mars".
Nota Lunexit: questo frame, pubblicato sul Planetary Photojournal in data 26 Giugno 2008, un'evidente scopiazzatura - materiale e concettuale - del Lavoro svolto dal Dr Faccin e pubblicato su Lunexit in data 24 Giugno 2008 (il Lavoro del Dr Faccin due frames prima di questo). Siamo indecisi tra l'essere "onorati" e l'essere "furenti" (EUFEMISMO!!!). Voi che cosa suggerite?!?...MareKromium06/30/08 at 12:44beatricecastagni: ? scandaloso ... quasi ridicolo!! propenderei per ...
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