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Posted by jcconwell in Astronomy. Bob Holmes and EIU President William Perry. Excerpts were taken from the full article that can be seen at EIU. Posted by jcconwell in Astronomy. Come see the real mad scientists at the haunted observator.
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Stardust, the Building Block of Everything? At the birth of our universe the only elements formed in any substantial amount was helium and hydrogen. There were some heavier elements like lithium and beryllium, but these were so minor that they are not even considered. So where did the carbon that all life is made of, the oxygen that all animals need to breathe, or the iron that makes up some of our strongest buildings come from? More mass i.
Top 10 Ways the Universe Could Kill Us! On July 24, 2009 by kfarley. On the other hand, the radiation from solar flares also pose incredible complications that could arise during manned missions to Mars, the Moon, or other space travel.
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Pana Junior High School Science Blog. Most of the largest scopes today use reflectors measuring 8-10 meters across that may be segmented into many smaller mirrors such as the Keck system of Hawaii. That single arc second! Wait, only an 8. 4 meter mirror? What is so special about that? Okay, how big are we talking here? The Thirty Meter Telescope .