Venus and mercury align with the moon over Narrabri
Posted by Nicholas Gruen on Sunday, March 16, 2008
Meanwhile, an avalanche on Mars, the first extra-terrestrial avalanche observed by humangoes.
And just to remind you of your place in the world, here’s a bit of a galaxy – which appropriately enough is part of one of your standard galaxy clusters. It’s 50,000 light years across and 28 million light years away. Not a bad view – remastered from the Hubble Space Telescope.
This entry was posted on Sunday, March 16th, 2008 at 12:56 AM and filed under Art and Architecture, Science.
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Great images! Thanks for posting this.
Posted on 16-Mar-08 at 8:24 am | PermalinkNicholas – WTF are humangoes? They sound delicious, but maybe a CJD risk?
Posted on 17-Mar-08 at 12:59 pm | PermalinkFDB, we are all part of the humango family. Manning Clark was the person who first drew our attention to them when he asked “What goes on in the heart of a humango”.
And you are right. They are delicious. We are delicious.
Posted on 17-Mar-08 at 6:34 pm | PermalinkThanks for your lucid and informative response. ;)
Posted on 18-Mar-08 at 8:26 am | Permalink