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 | Not practical to form colonies on Mars even after a million years- Dr. Raj Baldev
MIL Dec 21, 2007 Author: Monica Groover
Monica Groover from California interviews Dr. Raj Baldev on Mars on December 21, 2007 -
Monica Groover: “ Dr. Raj Baldev, what do you say about Mars, why the people are so much interested in this planet even though it creates fearing results in astrology. May,you being well known and well versed cosmo theorist, like to say something about the probable physical conditions of Mars, whether it is possible for humans to settle over there and what about its astrological fear being a violent planet?
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 | Mars Closest to Earth Tonight; Best View Until 2016
MIL/National Geographic View Dec 19, 2007 Author: IRS/Kelly Hearn
December 19, 2007 – The Earth passes Mars every 26 months, overtaking it in an "orbital race" as both bodies go around the Sun and tonight it will make its closest approach to Earth until 2016.
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 | Voyager 2 to cross the Termination Shock
MIL/UT Dec 2, 2007 Author:
2 December 2007 – (Report dated 29 November 2007) - NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft is about to cross another milestone on its long journey leaving the Solar System.
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 | Hubble's View of M74
MIL/UT Nov 30, 2007 Author:
November 30, 2007 - During many holidays, the folks working on NASA's Hubble Space Telescope try and find an image that captures the essence of the celebration. We've seen Christmas Tree clusters and spooky nebulae. To show their holiday spirit, the Hubble folks have released this beautiful image of the spiral galaxy M74. It's a stretch, I guess, but wow, what a picture.
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 | Neutron Star Seen Hurtling Out of the Milky Way
MIL/UT Nov 29, 2007 Author:
November 29, 2007 - Like a baseball struck by a bat, there's a neutron star out there that's going, going, gone. Discovered using the Chandra X-Ray Observatory, the neutron star appears to be the result of a lopsided supernova explosion. It's now hurtling away from the Milky Way faster than 4.8 million km/h (3 million mph). And it's never coming back.
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 | Comet Holmes is Fading Away
MIL/UT Nov 29, 2007 Author:
Cambridge, MA: November 29, 2007 - For a little while there, Comet 17P/Holmes was the largest object in the Solar System, flaring up by a factor of over a million. Its cloud of gas and dust expanded outward to cover a diameter of 1.4 million km (870,000 miles) - bigger than the Sun.
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Is Incarnation theory related to time? Soul’s Size & Style of Function –Series 1
MIL/IR Summary Nov 2, 2007 Author: Henry Groover
California: November 2, 2007 – Henry Groover interviews Dr. Raj Baldev, Cosmo Theorist, author of “The “Two Big Bangs Created Universe” (Formed in Eternal Space)” on the issue of size of the soul or spirit.
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Super massive Black Holes stay at heart of every galaxy - Dr. Raj Baldev
MIL/ Oct 30, 2007 Author: Sofia Raj
New Delhi: October 30, 2007 - Sofia Raj interviews Dr. Raj Baldev, Cosmo Theorist from India, and seeks his comments on Black Hole, being one of the global authorities. She asks Dr. Raj Baldev what relation a Black Hole has with a Galaxy or vice versa and whether the Supermassive Black Holes are detectable?
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 | Ancient star of Chinese and Arab Astronomers
MIL/UT Oct 27, 2007 Author:
October 28, 2007 - In 1054, Chinese and Arab astronomers noticed a new star shining brilliantly in the sky. This was one of the first recorded observations of a supernova, and the remnants of that explosion are what we now call the Crab Nebula.
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 | China blasts off its lunar probe
MIL/Agencies/GU Oct 24, 2007 Author:
Sichuan province: October 24, 2007 - China is reported to have launched its first lunar probe today, blasting off on schedule from the Xichang space centre in southern Sichuan province into cloudy skies.Thousands of local residents were moved from the launch site before the probe took off on the back of a Long March rocket.
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 | China blasts off its lunar probe
MIL/Agencies/GU Oct 24, 2007 Author:
Sichuan province: October 24, 2007 - China is reported to have launched its first lunar probe today, blasting off on schedule from the Xichang space centre in southern Sichuan province into cloudy skies.Thousands of local residents were moved from the launch site before the probe took off on the back of a Long March rocket.
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 | MARS more charming than Moon: Dr. Raj Baldev, Cosmo Theorist
MIL/UT/ESA Oct 19, 2007 Author: R.Bhambhani
Albuquerque: October 19, 2007 - R. Bhambhani from Albuquerque asks certain questions from Dr. Raj Baldev, noted Cosmo Theorist from India, and an authority on Black Hole and the theory of Origin of the Universe. Dr. Raj Baldev, please tell for the benefit of the reader ‘What is Maunder crater? Is it correct that Mars is more attractive than the Moon?
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 | Dark Energy is a mystery: makes Big Bang doubtful
MIL/UT/CIA News Oct 15, 2007 Author:
October 15, 2007- Dark energy is that mysterious force that seems to be accelerating the expansion of the Universe. But the question is: has it always been pushing the Universe apart with the same force, or was it weaker or stronger in the past, and will it get stronger in the future? Researchers from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics have a plan to study distant clumps of hydrogen, to get to the bottom of this question, once and for all.
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 | 400 separate bodies of liquid have been discovered in space
MIL/NYT/NASA Oct 12, 2007 Author:
October 12, 2007 -NASA's Cassini spacecraft has now mapped out 60 percent of Titan's north pole region, and it's looking downright aquatic. At least 14% of the region revealed by Cassini is covered in what look like liquid hydrocarbon lakes.
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 | First Moon Pictures From Japan’s Kaguya
MIL/UT/JAXA Oct 11, 2007 Author:
October 11, 2007 - The Japanese space agency JAXA has confirmed that their lunar orbiter Kaguya (aka Selene) is now firmly in orbit around the Moon. That was quick. The agency released this image captured by Kaguya's high-gain antenna motor camera showing its new home.
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 | NASA Building Third Tallest Roller Coaster in the World, as an Escape System
MIL/NASA/UT Oct 6, 2007 Author:
October 6, 2007 - Take a good look at the image that goes along with this story. See the bright yellow rails over on the right hand side of the image, dropping straight down from the gray platform. That's the escape system. You'll note it goes straight down.
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 | Earth Had Oxygen much Earlier than Believed
MIL/IR/UT Oct 5, 2007 Author: IRS/Fraser Cain
October 5, 2007 – The scientists till recently held a firm opinion that the oxygen on the atmosphere of the Earth developed around 3-4 billion years in a period called the "Great Oxidation Event" but the latest research has changed the period of oxygen on the Earth. The new research from a region of Western Australia called Hamersley Basin, has revealed that the oxygen had existed on the Earth much more than 100 million years before the earlier assumed period. (IR Summary).
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 | Black Hole Mission Returns !
MIL/NASA Oct 1, 2007 Author:
October 1, 2007 - NuSTAR is part of NASA's Explorers Program, one of the low-cost, regular missions to help solve a specific challenge in astronomy. Previous missions include Swift (for tracking down gamma ray bursts), and GALEX (which performs ultraviolet astronomy). Another mission, WMAP, told us that the Universe is 13.7 billion years old. If all goes well, NuSTAR will be launched in 2011, bridging the gap between the 2009 launch of the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, and the 2013 launch of the James Webb Space Telescope. (IR Summary)
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 | Orphan Stars Found in Long Galaxy Tail
MIL/UT Sep 22, 2007 Author: Nitin Raj
London: Nitin Raj from SAROUL (Scientific Advance Research of Universe & Life) seeks expert comments from Dr. Raj Baldev, CosmoTheorist from India, for the benefit of students of Astronomy and other interested people in the Universe and Life on what the Astronomers have found some stars forming in a long tail of gas extending outside its parent galaxy?
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 | Google Maps Got Better After Launch of WorldView-1
MIL/UT Sep 19, 2007 Author:
September 19, 2007 - Good news for those who are interested to have better view and understanding about the Google Earth and its buildings and features how they look from space, these are now much improved and shall iimpress the viewers.
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