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MY SKY Images from Our Members
Orion - March 16, 2013 - taken with a Canon powershot camera in northern New York.
Another track of the 2012DA14 asteroid
Two more videos of the 2012DA14 asteroid from Valencia, Spain.
MY STORY Stories From Our Members
Hi, I'm Ryan
by Ryan Barton
April 1, 2013 | 1 comments
I just F***ing love science.
That's all :)
... more »My Hope for A Brighter Future-by Allen C.
by Allen C.
April 1, 2013 | 0 comments
Hello I am Allen and since I was 7 years old I have always been facinated by space exploration and all the possibilities, at the time I started watching Star Trek The Next Generation and I was hooked. My father beeing a man of science taught me alot about space and the chances of life on other planets. I am 28 and still a Star Trek fan. I believe that a future where we may work together with beeings from other worlds to explore the mysteries of the universe is a great and wonderous opportunity one to great to pass. ... more »
THE ACID TEST OF FINAL FAREWELLS
by Roger Peter Elsinger
March 18, 2013 | 0 comments
gramparaja's Blog The acid test of final farewells March 10, 2013 15 years ago I missed a turn and drove off a 30 foot cliff knowing absolutely that I would not survive when it was over. I had often wondered through the years what I would say or do when facing certain death and I found out at that time. My wife was riding with me and as we went airborne I heard myself say "oh, sweetheart"... In that short moment airborne... And utter complete mental silence. 8 feet of snow saved our lives a second later. A week ago ... more »
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