Starship Asterisk*

Although my expertise(?) is in chemistry--I have enrolled in a handful of astronomy courses-- I will try to not confuse the situation any further--if you are familiar with the condition of planetary resonances--I believe that "planetary illustration of Art's" points to the condition where ...

I am not skeptical of global warming --as I am-- still attempting to understand it's repercussions in the near future--

My question would be --would it be safe to assume that the current climatic changes will eventually produce much higher temperatures in the intermediate future?

I have seen arguments for and against panspermia in a different forum--of which I participate---and I tend to agree with Chris Peterson on the advances --or lack thereof-- in determining lifes' origins to many details. However, the latest findings and my personal studies tend to indicate that life m...

Having seen it --I started an account at the site. It sure beats playing solitaire. I surely hope it catches on like wildfire!

IMHO--due to the popularity of Hubble images in the public domain--it would seem as if ESA, NASA and the Russian space agency could find a manner in which to continue servicing the telescope beyond its date of "expected orbital degradation." Besides the public domain--it could possibly ser...

You are quite welcome! Thank you Celine! the 2d youtube video seems related to what i'm looking for maybe. And for the first one, i've listened once to a radio cast about a canadian recording similar sounds... was very interesting indeed ! i shall dig into this. I am happy if it could give you some ...

Chris, Thanks for the clarification

A possible manner in which to look at the situation would be to ask-- what would be the effect of the planets in the vicinity of the "struck-body" --this would turn into a very complex question of a multi-body gravity question---striking the earth would in effect produce a gravitational fo...

I read your post with some interest ---and although I have not seen the previous posts---there has been work or currently work being done by a former-Princeton mathematician in conjunction with NASA. The individual's name is Dr. Edward Belbruno Here are a few links: http://science.nasa.gov/science-n...

Hello, i'm a student composer and very interested in astronomy, and i am currently looking for sounds of planet... not actual recording for sure, but maybe radiations waves turned into sounds ? i was told once of such a website but cant remember where. And the sounds of landing spacecrafts too... a...