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billslugg replied to the thread Weird striped rock 'unlike any seen on Mars' found by Perseverance rover. Here's why NASA's excited.The rock is a "one of a kind" with no apparent source, no known method of production on Mars. Earth has lots of it. The rovers have... -
billslugg reacted to Hildy's post in the thread Weird striped rock 'unlike any seen on Mars' found by Perseverance rover. Here's why NASA's excited with
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Interesting, if true, but ISTM that the Occam's Razor explanation is that it's an Earth meteorite. -
billslugg replied to the thread Hurricane Helene could yield major flooding, tornadoes and 'devastating' winds, experts warn.I'm in Albany, GA, expecting 100 mph winds Fri AM. I'm prepared.
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billslugg replied to the thread Boeing Starliner capsule lands back on Earth, without astronauts, to end troubled test flight (video).SpaceX capability is proven. A second type is no longer needed. What is needed is the proven design be available from multiple...
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billslugg reacted to Inmymind's post in the thread The largest volcano on Mars may sit above a 1,000-mile magma pool. Could Olympus Mons erupt again? with Like.
I'm struggling to find the connection between post #12, and onwards, with the original article "The largest volcano on Mars may sit...
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billslugg replied to the thread There was some tension in the room', NASA says of decision to bring Boeing's Starliner spacecraft home without astronauts.They have stated the most probable cause is poor thermal design, resulting in overheating which melted Teflon seals and clogged some...
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billslugg reacted to Inmymind's post in the thread The largest volcano on Mars may sit above a 1,000-mile magma pool. Could Olympus Mons erupt again? with Like.
I found this useful (hope it's reliable) :-...
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billslugg replied to the thread Massive radio survey reveals our universe's structure at the largest scales.The center anisotropy in the second image shows the rotation of the Milky Way galaxy. The outer, larger, anisotropy is from our galaxy's...
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