NASA will announce the discovery of an object in our Galaxy astronomers have been hunting for more than 50 years. Tune in on May 14, at 1 p.m. EDT.
Some hope they will announce discovery of Nibiru
The Nephilim are coming back...lol
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| joebin | NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
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| BurnTheShips | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
The galactic center--the central Black Hole? I haven't perused the site but if they are looking in the X-Ray spectrum that is what I would expect. Black Hole accretion disks release a lot of hard X-ray radiation. BTS | ||
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| BurnTheShips | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
More info about the galactic center. There is a radio emission source associated with the possible central Black Hole: BTS | ||
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| Satanus | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
God, finally found, in fair condition.
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| BurnTheShips | Re: Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
God, finally found, in fair condition. But a bit dehydrated from several eons of wandering in search of home. LOL. Video footage of reunitement with estranged family members at 11.
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| SusanHere | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
Well? What is it going to be? Any clues? SusanHere | ||
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| kurtbethel | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
Starbase 16, they found it! Finally!
After the Vorlons towed it away from Proxima Sigma it was thought to be gone forever. | ||
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| Caedes | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
Rumour has it, the announcement will be regarding liquid water plumes on one of Saturn's moons. Pretty exciting stuff even if it will take another twenty years to get a lander there.
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| joebin | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
couple hours to go, but in the meantime, http://www.nasawatch.com/archives/2006/03/will_there_be_a.html | ||
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| snowbird | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
Sylvia | ||
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| SixofNine | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
They are saying that something out there "winked" at earth, something in the direction of Pleiades. Could the Watchtower magazine have been trumped on the biggest-Jehovah-story-ever by Science magazine? Stay tuned. | ||
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| sacolton | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
No big announcement. /holds up sign ... "KEEP MOVING" | ||
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| Caedes | Re: Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
It looks like someone was over-egging the pudding. Youngest galactic supernova found But that’s changed. After searching for literally decades, astronomers have found a supernova in our galaxy! It’s official name is G1.9+0.3, which doesn’t exactly make your heart sing, I know. But it’s very cool. It’s a remnant, the expanding gaseous debris from a supernova blast. It’s located very near the center of the galaxy, about 28,000 light years away, and it’s only at most about 140 years old. | ||
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| Deputy Dog | Re: Re: Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
How can anyone see something 28,000 light years away, that's only 140 years old?  The light would take 28,000 years to get here. | ||
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| BreakingAway | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
I haven't looked at the information yet... but my guess is that they found God really does live in the Pleiades cluster.
Oops just saw "sixofnine's" comment...guess we were on the same wavelength... | ||
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| kurtbethel | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
Yes, it's official. Rutherford was right all along.
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| SusanHere | Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
Okay, so not as exciting as I was hoping for. This was rather along the line of "BIG ANNOUNCEMENT SOON!" postings. They tend to have the same unexciting announcements. Maybe you need to be an astronomer to fully appreciate this one.
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| LtCmd.Lore | Re: Re: Re: Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
How can anyone see something 28,000 light years away, that's only 140 years old? The light would take 28,000 years to get here. We're seeing it as it was 28,000 years ago... when it was only 140 years old. It's like looking at a picture of an adult at age 3, yeah he's 50 years old now, but in the picture he's only 3 years old. | ||
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| Deputy Dog | Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
Lore So it's really 28,140 years old. | ||
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| LtCmd.Lore | Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: NASA announces new discovery May 14th | |
So it's really 28,140 years old. Yep. | ||
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