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IC-1795.jpgIC 1795 - Star Forming Region84 visite"...Come away to a deserted place, all by yourselves, and rest a while..."
- Mark 6:31MareKromium
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NGC-3603.jpgNGC 3603 - Star Cluster, Nebula and Sher 25 Supernova83 visite"...Do not worry about how you are to speak or what you are to say...for it is not you who speak, but the Spirit of your Father speaking through you..."
(Matthew 10:19-20)
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RCW49 Nebula-SST-PIA05989_modest.jpgRCW 49 Nebula - SST83 visite"...Il Cielo muta, di continuo, e noi non ce ne accorgiamo: ma questo fa parte della sua magia e, in un certo senso, del suo "tempo".
Il nostro "tempo" è scandito dalle ore, dai giorni e dagli anni: esso è scandito da tutto ciò che percepiamo e che cambia, visibilmente, davanti ai nostri occhi.
Il "tempo" del Cielo, invece, è scandito dalla nascita e morte delle stelle e dalla rotazione delle galassie, intorno ai propri assi.
Tutto pare immobile ed immutabile eppure tutto si muove e, muovendosi, cambia..."
Paolo C. Fienga
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HR 4796 a.jpgHR 4796a83 visite"...J'ai la chance d'avoir deux Pays,
Je suis un peu d'içi, un peu de là-bas...
Pourtant, j'ai toujours une valise prete
Dans mon ame...
Hésitante, entre les deux, son coeur balance...
Ballotté entre mes deux reves,
Je deviens le jouet fragile des flots...
J'ai de la chance. J'ai deux Pays...
Et une valise qui ne se posera, peut-etre, jamais..."
(Idir & Geoffrey Oryema - "Exil")
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NGC-2024-00.jpgNGC 2024 - The "Flame" Nebula83 visite"...Dum Romae consulitur, Saguntum expugnatur..."
(Livio)
"...Mentre a Roma si chiacchiera, Sagunto cade..."
(detto per indicare l'inutilità - o peggio - di lunghissime discussioni su problemi che, invece, richiedono decisioni ed azioni rapide)
Oggi potremmo dire "dum Bruxellis garriunt, Ceuta invaditur". E a buon intenditor...
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Supernova 1987A.jpgSupernova 1987A83 visite"...Lex videt iratum, iratus legem non videt..."
(P. Siro)
"...La Legge vede (cioè "coglie e sanziona") le azioni poste in essere da qualcuno in stato d'ira, ma colui che è in stato d'ira non vede la Legge..."
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HH-0001_and_HH-0002.jpgHH 1 and HH 283 visite"...It is a good thing for an uneducated man to read books of quotations..."
Winston Churchill
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Puppis-A.jpgShockwaves in "Puppis-A"83 visite"But I, who am poor, have only my dreams.
And those dreams, now, I have spread at your feet: tread lightly, then, for you tread on my dreams."
(Traduzione)
"...Ma io, che sono povero, ho solo i miei sogni.
E quei sogni, adesso, li ho distesi ai tuoi piedi: cammina con leggerezza, dunque, poiché cammini sui miei sogni..."
Yeats - "Poesie"
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Timeline.jpgThe Timeline of the Universe83 visiteThe Universe is expanding gradually, now, but its initial expansion was almost impossibly rapid as it likely grew from quantum scale fluctuations in a trillionth of a second. In fact, this cosmological scenario - known as "Inflation" - is now reported to be further quantified by an analysis of 3 years of data from the WMAP Spacecraft. WMAP's instruments detect the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation - such as the afterglow light from the early Universe. WMAP's amazing success in exploring the first trillionth of a second and favoring specific inflationary scenarios, lies in its ability to make unprecedented, precise measurements of the properties of the Microwave Background. The subtle properties are distilled from conditions in the early Universe and related to its first moments of existence. Schematically, this diagram traces the 13,7 BY (plus a trillionth of a second) history of the Universe from the quantum scale to the formation of stars, galaxies, planets and WMAP itself.
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Gum Nebula-2.jpgThe "Gum Nebula"83 visite"...Maximus, in minimis, Deus (est)..."
(anonimo)
"...Dio si rivela (è) immenso per quello che ha fatto nelle cose più piccole (di questo mondo)..."
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Centaurus A~0.jpgCentaurus A (Cen A) - NGC 512883 visite"...Nullum malum impunitum; nullum bonum irremuneratum..."
(Boezio)
"...Che nessuna azione malvagia rimanga impunita (e) che nessuna buona azione resti senza ricompensa..."
Da "NASA - Picture of the Day", del 4 Luglio 2006:"Why is peculiar galaxy Centaurus A so dusty? Dramatic dust lanes that run across the galaxy's center mark Cen A. These dust lanes are so thick they almost completely obscure the galaxy's center in visible light. This is particularly unusual as Cen A's red stars and round shape are characteristic of a giant elliptical galaxy, a galaxy type usually low in dark dust. Cen A, also known as NGC 5128, is also unusual compared to an average elliptical galaxy because it contains a higher proportion of young blue stars and is a very strong source of radio emission. Evidence indicates that Cen A is likely the result of the collision of two normal galaxies. During the collision, many young stars were formed, but details of the creation of Cen A's unusual dust belts are still being researched. Cen A lies only 13 MLY away, making it the closest active galaxy. Cen A spans 60.000 LY and can be seen with binoculars toward the constellation of Centaurus".
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DEM 192.jpgStar-forming Ragion DEM-19283 visite"...Numquam invenietur, si contenti fuerimus inventis..."
(Seneca)
"...Se ci accontentassimo di quanto è già stato inventato, non cercheremmo mai di inventare qualcosa di nuovo..."
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