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M-076-6.jpgM 76 - The "Little Dumbbell Nebula"91 visite"...Costui utilizza le statistiche come un ubriaco usa i lampioni: ossia come supporto, piuttosto che come illuminazione..."
Andrew LangMareKromiumAgo 22, 2010
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M-008-93.jpgM 8 - The "Lagoon Nebula"151 visite"...Certe cose che una generezione considera lusso, per la generazione successiva sono necessità..."
Anthony Crosland
MareKromiumAgo 22, 2010
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NGC-4755.jpgNGC 4755 - "The Jewel Box"86 visite"...Riflettere e comprendere sono attività laboriose e complesse; ecco perchè molta gente preferisce solo giudicare..."
Ortega y Gasset
MareKromiumAgo 22, 2010
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IC_5067~0.jpgIC 5067 - The "Pelican Nebula"86 visite"...La Democrazia incancrenita non può essere curata con il Metodo Democratico..."
P.C. Floegers - "Scritti di Cronaca e Sociale"MareKromiumAgo 22, 2010
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Supernova1987_A.jpgSupernova SN-1987 A103 visite"...Dalle mie parti i furbi sono cugini dei morti..."
(dal film:"My Name is Nobody")MareKromiumAgo 09, 2010
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HD-209458b.jpgExo-Planet HD 209458b110 visiteDa tutta Lunar Explorer Italia, un IMMENSO Augurio di Buon Compleanno ad una delle nostre Colonne Portanti: il Mitico Marco Faccin (alias Titanio44)!
Un abbraccio "Cosmico" ad un Grande Amico e Compagno di Viaggio, che ci ha aiutato (e ci aiuta) sempre di più ad essere una Fondazione aggiornata ed all'avanguardia.
Auguri Marco, di Cuore!
Paolo C. Fienga (alias "doc") e Tutta la "Gang"di Lunexit"!MareKromiumAgo 07, 2010
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Barnard-092.jpgBarnard 92 and Pluto111 visite"...Il plagio è la base di tutte le letterature..."
Jean GiraudouxMareKromiumLug 09, 2010
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The_Sun_over_Stonehenge.jpgSunrise Solstice at Stonehenge 82 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumLug 07, 2010
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Corona_Australis.jpgCorona Australis71 visite"...No matter what anybody tells you, Words and Ideas can change the World..."
dal film "L'Attimo Fuggente"MareKromiumLug 04, 2010
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BH-Black_Hole-PIA13168.jpgSupermassive Black Hole67 visite"...'All hands on deck, we've run afloat!' I heard the captain cry
explore the ship, replace the cook: let no one leave alive!'
Across the straits, around the horn: how far can sailors fly?
A twisted path, our tortured course, and no one left alive...
We sailed for parts, unknown to man, where ships come home to die
No lofty peak, nor fortress bold, could match our captain's eye
Upon the seventh seasick day we made our port of call
A sand so white, and sea so blue, no mortal place at all...
We fired the gun, and burnt the mast, and rowed from ship to shore
The captain cried, we sailors wept: our tears were tears of joy
Now many moons and many junes have passed since we made land
A salty dog, this seaman's log: your witness my own hand..."
"Salty Dog" (Procol Harum)MareKromiumGiu 20, 2010
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Red_Rectangle-HST.jpgThe "Red Rectangle Nebula"80 visite"...I'm not in the business; I AM the Business..."
dal film "Blade Runner"MareKromiumGiu 14, 2010
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Retrograde_Mars-TT-2010.jpgRetrograde Mars70 visiteDa "NASA - Picture of the Day" del giorno 13 Giugno 2010:"Why would Mars appear to move backwards? Most of the time, the apparent motion of Mars in Earth's Sky is in one direction, slow but steady in front of the far distant stars. About every two years, however, the Earth passes Mars as they orbit around the Sun. During the most recent such pass late last year and early this year, Mars as usual, loomed large and bright.
Also during this time, Mars appeared to move backwards in the sky, a phenomenon called "Retrograde Motion".
Pictured above is a series of images digitally stacked so that all of the stars images coincide. Here, Mars appears to trace out a loop in the sky. At the center of the loop, Earth passed Mars and the retrograde motion was the highest. Retrograde Motion can also be seen for other Planets of the Solar System". MareKromiumGiu 13, 2010
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