Sound in space

people often parrot an old lie : "there is no sound in space"

infact there is... !

the sun launches atoms (the solar wind) in our direction

eny atom bouncing the sound off another atom will make the sound...
solar winds carry it
atoms carry it
the arorus carries it and shows it.

an expelled breath in space carries it throu the speed it travels.

and so there is sound in space..
there is the sound of the big bang if something could carry it
there is the sound of the sun

baby stars

New stars being born < link

an increadable story about the birth of new stars...

its no suprise that we see new stars having teething troubles as more complex animals also have this problem and of course insects and birds.

 infact ment of lifes creatures have problems at birth ;

wouldent be suprised if other creatures in life like the universe itself has the same problems we do :)

Gas Energy Capacity and gravity

in view of this video i decided to make a blog post...


he asks about gravities affect the energy within atoms...

it is my view that gravity make the energy emission spectrum of atoms different for several reasons:


1 : the gravity clamps the average energy before light emission
2 : gravity encourages the gaining or loss of energy into the system by rewarding fall with energy and taking it away from rising particles obviously.

3 : gravity obviously encourages concentration of gasses and thus energy ,
Such as in earths atmosphere or the sun.




thus in space due to the frequency of light emission versus absorption the average energy level is quite low where as in an atmosphere the energy would be stored or intercepted due to concentration of gasses and solids ,
where as in space the warm gasses would be leaveing the aria and dispersing ; while at the same time losing energy and with the atoms being so far apart there is little chance of it being received by anything that can defract it into more than one form of energy release.


How does gravity afect energy mantanence .and how it afects the transfer of force inside grease and water

Heart of fire heart of life - Alien

what can we say of life but that we live.
we have few explanations of it but what we search for.

to that end all life is sacred

space and our love of it never end

where astronauts roam the heavens hold thier secrets ,
the stars thy light the herths if heaven , the milky way a vast step for man.

for man hard to fathom ( how can a hand reach out and seem to touch the stars ? )
a mind to far a quest to deep,
endless is the depth,
endless the passion it creats,

creation is wanderfull..
it seems ever lasting and vast.

even silence hase some thing to offer.



Time is silent no man ever is.
Time is vast a man is small.
The mind is small the soul is vast.
The mind is infinit the understanding is small.

never fail to grasp the secret fire,
never fail the light.

good alien fun

Mars update

Mars Express Status Report - March 2008
Overall Mission, Payload, and Science Planning Status
On 2 October 2007 Mars Express successfully performed a close flyby of Phobos coming to within ~140 km of the moon. During the flyby a number of the HRSC observations were unfortunately lost due to an overload of the system. The impact of this is relatively small as HRSC already has acquired a lot of detailed Phobos data during past observations. The data from MARSIS for this close flyby, which are unique, are being analyzed.
Date: 18 Mar 2008

Mars Express Status Report - November 2007
The 2007 eclipse season ended on 31 August; preparations for the 2008 eclipse seasons, with long eclipses during aphelion, started in October. The Phoenix EDL (Entry-Descent-Landing) support will take place during the 2008 eclipse season. In preparation for this Phoenix support a number of tests were performed between Melacom (Mars Express communications system for Beagle-2) and the MER rovers. These included interference tests between Melacom and ASPERA/MARSIS.
Date: 19 Nov 2007

Mars Express Status Report - May 2007
Mission Status
The spacecraft has been operating nominally, and with the Earth-Mars distance decreasing, the data rate is continuously increasing, allowing for a commensurate increase in data return.
Date: 23 May 2007