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NGC-7252.jpgNGC 7252 - Interacting Galaxy127 visite"Μίλα σοφά σε έναν αδαή άνθρωπο, και θα σου πει ότι είσαι ανόητος."
(Traduzione)
"...Parla da saggio ad un ignorante, ed egli ti dirà che sei uno sciocco..."
EuripideMareKromium
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1 - Milky Way - SST-2.jpgThe Milky Way (infrared vision - SST) - 2126 visite"...non esiste, a mio parere, una 'Scienza in sè': esiste la Scienza Universale - che non conosciamo e che, forse, non compete a noi conoscere - ed esiste la Scienza Umana - e cioé quella fatta dagli uomini, a loro immagine e somiglianza, ed in virtù di tale somiglianza essa è piena di concetti ed intuizioni giuste, ma è pure traboccante di errori ed imprecisioni.
Dire che la Scienza Universale e la Scienza Umana sono la stessa cosa o che condividono la medesima Natura, equivale a dire che Dio e l'Uomo sono la stessa cosa e condividono la medesima Natura.
Ora, dato che su quest'ultimo assunto io ho qualche serio dubbio, mi accontento di pensare che la nostra Scienza sia solo "figliastra" della Scienza Universale e, se così realmente fosse, me ne rallegrerei, poiché un rapporto imperfetto è comunque meglio della mancanza di rapporto..."
Paolo Catello Fienga
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The_Big_Dipper.jpgUrsa Major126 visiteWhen I talk to the trees
O'great trees who have learned to speak slowly
I know that they believe that they have an answer
Then I walk in the city where I cannot hear it...
When I talk to the city
I have already learned three answers
Before I call the question
And slowly, I wish myself among trees
But cannot hear myself wishing...
When I talk to the people
Who are the trees that grow in the city
They reply with a fond kindness, slowly
But there is no answer
For experience to be made by mistake...
Upon this key, time will slide,
Beyond the lock, you lose your mind.
And as our door becomes open,
A rush of sound is found inside
Creating dreams that pass you by...
You may live through your life a long long time..
But you will never know from where it came,
Yet all you've seen is what you've wanted to,
You`re walking forward as you look, behind,
Still watching those old memories fade and die...
This door is heavy, and is deeply stained,
With wasted tears, that try to fight in vain,
You may be sitting, feeling quite secure,
But listen carefully - and this key is yours -
For we can lead you far beyond that door...
There are dangers hidden, trust in that language
And it is precisely this conception that which must not be changed
The epitome of our language is patterns containment of thought and sound...
I die to fight!!
I die to fight!!
I die to fight!!
Upon this key, time will slide,
Beyond each lock, you lose your mind.
And as our door becomes open,
A rush of sound is found inside -
Creating dreams that pass you by...
Bent Cold Sidewalk, open the gate,
I may be late but I cannot longer wait.
Stealing the crown that stood me up,
I'm laying the table with dusty plates.
Bent Cold Sidewalk, open the gate,
I may be late but i cannot longer wait.
Playing the god to fix your gaze,
I'm holding you firm on another day.
Bent Cold Sidewalk, open the gate,
I may be late but I cannot longer wait....
Tangerine Dream - "Bent Cold Sidewalk"MareKromium
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NGC-6782.jpgNGC 6782 - HST125 visite"...Aut non temptaris, aut perfice..."
(Ovidio)
"...O (decidi di) non tentare (affatto) o (una volta che hai iniziato) porta ogni cosa a compimento..."
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The Sky-PIA04203_modest.jpgThe Sky and 95.851.753 stars with Ks 13.5125 visiteWhat appears most prominently is the Galactic plane and the Galactic bulge. As you can see, the plane is cut by dark dust lanes, clouds and several dusty regions. You can clearly see the 2 Magellanic Clouds (note the prominent bar and incipient spiral structure of the Large Cloud). Near the Small Magellanic Cloud is the globular cluster 47 Tucanae. Cutting almost north-south through one side of the bulge is the dwarf Sagittarius Galaxy which, along with the Clouds, is a Milky Way's satellite Galaxy.
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Graph-PIA07395.jpgLooking back...125 visiteThis graph, or spectrum, shows the light from a dusty, distant galaxy (invisible to optical telescopes) that is located 11 BLY away. NASA's SST was able to capture the light from it by using heat-seeking infrared eyes. Spectra are created when a spectrograph spreads light out into its basic parts, like a prism turning sunlight into a rainbow. The spectra contain the signatures of molecules that contribute to an object's light. In this case, the galaxy's spectrum reveals the fingerprint for silicate dust (large dip at right), a planetary building block like sand, only smaller. This particular fingerprint is important because it helps to determine how far away the galaxy lies as well as how much the galaxy's light had stretched ("redshifted") during its journey to SST's eyes. Because the universe is expanding, a galaxy's light will shift toward reddish wavelengths as it moves away from us. This galaxy has a redshift of 1,95, meaning that its light travelled for 11 BY before 'hitting" SST's eyes. The presence of the silicate fingerprint is also significant because it implies that galaxies were ripe for planetary formation 11 billion years ago - back to a time when the universe was 3 billion years old. The universe is currently believed to be 13.5 billion years old. This is the furthest back in time that silicate dust has been detected around a galaxy.
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VisibleandInvisible-PIA07490.jpgBlinded by the Light...125 visite"...Grande solacium est cum Universo rapi..."
(Seneca)
"…E' di grande conforto sapere che la nostra natura mortale è condivisa da tutto quanto esiste nell'Universo…"
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Megamaser.jpgMegamaser125 visitePrima di tutti capiamo cos' un "Megamaser". Sostanzialmente questo tipo di oggetto cosmico senza massa l'equivalente di un laser ma a microonde. Un "maser" solitamente viene prodotto e amplificato da pianeti, comete, nuvole e stelle. Invece un "Megamaser", che la sua versione potenziata pu uscire da galassie ultra luminose o da Buchi Neri Supermassicci Attivi.
Questa scoperta stata fatta dall'astronomo Marcin Glowacki e dal suo team di ricercatori. La fonte del Megamaser sembra essere una galassia chiamata WISEA J033046.26−275518.3 ora nota come Nkalakatha.
"Quando due galassie come la Via Lattea e la Galassia di Andromeda si scontrano, i fasci di luce che escono dalla collisione possono essere visti a distanze cosmologiche", ha detto l'astrofisico Jeremy Darling dell'Universit del Colorado.
"I Megamasers Idrossilici si comportano come luci brillanti che dicono: ecco una collisione di galassie che sta creando nuove stelle e alimentando enormi Buchi Neri".
Il team ha gi pianificato osservazioni di follow-up dell'affascinante oggetto e si aspetta di trovare molti altri Megamaser a mano a mano che il lavoro di ricerca continuer.MareKromium
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Aquila Star Cluster - SST.jpgAquila Star Cluster - SST124 visite"...Nell'universo delle probabilità, regna l'improbabile..."
Paolo C. Fienga
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Omega Centauri.jpgOmega Centauri124 visite"La nostra Vita
è sul Confine:
dove scorrono
Ferrovie Solitarie
sopra Frontiere di Sabbia,
e dove la Terra
è Madre
dei nostri Pensieri
cresciuti
come ombre
fiabesche
in umide
Selve Sibilline.
La nostra Vita
è un Verso:
un Finale accogliente
al dissolversi
di una Poesia
semplicemente
Umana"
Gianluigi Barca
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NGC_2264.jpgNGC 2264 - The Christmas Tree Nebula124 visite"Diffidate degli ottimisti, sono la claque di Dio".
(Gesualdo Bufalino)MareKromium
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IC-4678.jpgIC 4678 - Sagittarius Region123 visite"...If Watson and Crick had not discovered the nature of DNA, one can be virtually certain that other scientists would eventually have determined it.
With Art - whether painting, music or literature - it is quite different.
If Shakespeare had not written 'Hamlet', no other playwright would have done so..."
Lewis Wolpert - "The Unnatural Nature of Science"
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