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Infinity_plus_One.jpgInfinity plus One (by Larry Landolfi)116 visitenessun commentoMareKromium
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ancients_legacy_1600.jpgUniversal Legacy115 visite
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LonelyQuasar.gifLonely Quasar...115 visite"...It was just before dawn,
One miserable morning in black, '44,
When the forward commander was told to sit tight
When he asked that his men be withdrawn,
And the generals gave thanks
As the other ranks
Held back the enemy tanks for a while,
And the Anzio bridgehead was held for the price
Of a few hundred ordinary lives..."
Pink Floyd - "When The Tigers Broke Free"MareKromium
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Acheron_Fossae-Fantasy.jpgSunset over Acheron Fossae114 visite"...E se non ci fosse nulla, dopo questo Cammino, nulla, se non l'Eterna Oscurità, e l'Oblìo, ed il Silenzio senza fine, allora mi fermerei, ad un istante dall'Orizzonte.
Un istante solo: non di più, non di meno.
Solo, ad un Passo dall'Eternità, mi metterei a sedere, guarderei il Sole scendere e, mentre le Stelle si affanneranno a dipingere il Cielo, chiuderei gli occhi e, nella sera, darei il benvenuto a questo Ultimo Sogno..."
P.C. Floegers - "Conversations"MareKromium
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IHS.jpgIn Hoc Signo... (by Dr M. Faccin)114 visitenessun commentoMareKromium
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The_Rising.jpgThe Rising (by Dr Gianluigi Barca)114 visitenessun commentoMareKromium
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The_Moon_and_Venus_3.jpgVenus and the Moon (Credits: Giorgia Hofer)114 visite“Beato chi non si aspetta nulla, perché non resterà mai deluso”
Alexander PopeMareKromium
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ALANBEAN-MOONLIGHT.jpgThe Moon113 visitenessun commento
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CloudsandClouds.jpgClouds and Clouds113 visiteThe clouds in the foreground are much different than the clouds in the background. In the foreground are a photogenic deck of Earth-based water clouds. The long exposure used to create the above photograph makes the light from the left, reflected from Phoenix, Arizona, USA, appear like a sunset. Far in the distance, however, are star clouds from the disk of our Milky Way Galaxy. Billions of stars like our Sun live there, circling our Galactic center every 200 million years. Contrast between the water clouds and the star clouds has been digitally enhanced. Between the two, visible on the upper right, is the planet Jupiter.
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crater_fog2_1600.jpgIn the Mist113 visite
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The_Lion_sleeps_tonight.jpgJust leave me alone...113 visite"...You thought the lion was sleeping just because he didn’t roar?..."
Friedrich SchillerMareKromium
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Super-Earths.jpgSuper-Earths?112 visiteda "NASA - Picture of the Day" del giorno 20 Marzo 2006:"Are Super-Earths common around other star systems? Quite possibly. Unexpected evidence for this came to light recently when a planet orbiting a distant star gravitationally magnified the light of an even more distant star. Assuming the planet's parent star is normal red dwarf, the brightening is best explained if the planet is about 13 times the mass of the Earth and orbiting at the distance of the asteroid belt in our own Solar System. Given the small number of objects observed and similar determinations already obtained for other star systems, these super-Earths might be relatively common. Astronomers speculate that the planet might have grown into a Jupiter-sized planet if its star system had more gas. Since the planet was not observed directly, significant uncertainty remains in its defining attributes and future research will be aimed at better understanding this intriguing system (...)".
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