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PROOF OF !!!STATIC UFOS!!! + STRANGE LIGHTS @ SAKURAJIMA VOLCANO 05-20-2013

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SAKURAJIMA VOLCANO JAPAN UNDER ET OBSERVATION?
PROOF OF !!!STATIC UFOS!!! + STRANGE LIGHTS 
@ SAKURAJIMA VOLCANO JAPAN 05-20-2013
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STATIC AND MOVING UFOs AROUND SAKURAJIMA VOLCANO JAPAN 2013
 
I would like to show all that the so called  
"Stars" over the volcano are no stars at all! 
They are static and dont move !!!
I accelerated this video by the factor 16 - 
the original length is 1:55:30h !
 
I would also like to point on the object left 
below that to me looks similar to the
"Portal" in my previous videos. These 
Lights do not look like cars to me 
and  the video was recorded between 1-3 
am in the Night (Japanese time) ! 
 
WHATS GOING ON THERE? U DECIDE !!!I
 
THESE ARE NO STARS ! MOST OF THEM ARE STATIC SINCE MONTHS!
 
MANY UFOS AROUND THE VULCANO ! BIG ACTIVITY ! RIGHT NOW !
 
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Photo: Orion’s Hidden Dusty Ribbon Revealed

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Nationalgeographic, By: Andrew Fazekas, 05/15/2013

 

In this image, the deep infrared glow of the orange hued ribbon shaped dust clouds is overlaid on a view of the region in the more familiar visible light,. The large bright cloud in the upper right of the image is the well-known Orion Nebula.  Credit: ESO/Digitized Sky Survey 2

 

The Orion nebula  is one of the most favorite spots for stargazers to explore in the heavens, but this week astronomers are releasing a stunning new look to this giant stellar nursery 1300 light years from Earth.

 

A fiery cosmic ribbon glows with orange colors as grains of cold interstellar dust light up like a neon sign, shining bright in the far infrared part of the spectrum which is invisible to the human eye. This new image released by the European Southern observatory (ESO) shows this ribbon-like feature superimposed on a more familiar view of the cosmic clouds of dust visible in optical wavelengths. 

 

Water on moon, Earth come from the same source

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Earthsky.org - 5/9/13

 

Water inside the moon’s mantle came from primitive meteorites, new research finds, the same source thought to have supplied most of the water on Earth.

 

 

moon over ocean

 

he findings raise new questions about the process that formed the moon.

The moon is thought to have formed from a disc of debris left when a giant object hit the Earth 4.5 billion years ago, very early in Earth’s history. Scientists have long assumed that the heat from an impact of that size would cause hydrogen and other volatile elements to boil off into space, meaning the moon must have started off completely dry. But recently, NASA spacecraft and new research on samples from the Apollo missions have shown that the moon actually has water, both on its surface and beneath.

Suave Saturn

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Eyes on the Sky- 4/22/13

 

 

There are few sights in the night sky that cause people to audibly gasp at the eyepiece of a telescope; craters on the Moon, Albireo, and a few others are up there on the list.  But almost without fail, the one object that tops that list?

Saturn.

With its majestic rings floating silently against a velvety black (or even slightly orange from light pollution) background, this planet evokes the wonder and awe inside many observers minds unlike other planets can.  At opposition this coming weekend, the planet will become a mainstay of evening observing from now through the end of summer.  Look for Titan, the Cassini division, and the subtle shading of the cloud tops - all covered in this video, along with observing tips on how to see this best-of-the-planets solar system object.

 

 

Hubble captures Horsehead nebula in stunning infrared

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News.cnet.com- 4/21/13, Tom Homyak

 

 

About 1,500 light years from Earth, the Horsehead Nebula is a stellar nursery.

(Credit: NASA)

 

The Hubble Space Telescope has photographed the Horsehead Nebula in stunning detail. The nebula, about 1,500 light years away in the constellation of Orion, was imaged in infrared wavelengths against the backdrop of the Milky Way.

The pink cast is from hydrogen gas behind the nebula, which is being lit up by Sigma Orionis, a five-star system.

 

For more on this story please see news.cnet.com

A Whiff of Dark Matter on the ISS

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Science.nasa.gov- 4/15/13, Dr.Tony Phillips

 

 

 

April 15, 2013: In science fiction, finding antimatter on board your spaceship is not good news. Usually, it means you're moments away from an explosion.

In real life, though, finding antimatter could lead to a Nobel Prize.

On April 3rd, researchers led by Nobel Laureate Samuel Ting of MIT announced that the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, a particle detector operating onboard the International Space Station since 2011, has counted more than 400,000 positrons, the antimatter equivalent of electrons.  There’s no danger of an explosion, but the discovery is sending shock waves through the scientific community.

 

 

 

Blame it on the Rain (from Saturn's Rings)

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Nasa.gov- 4/10/13

 

Saturn's Ring 'Rain'

 

his artist's concept illustrates how charged water particles flow into the Saturnian atmosphere from the planet's rings, causing a reduction in atmospheric brightness. The observations were made with the W.M. Keck Observatory on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, with NASA funding. The analysis was led by the University of Leicester, England. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute/University of Leicester

 

NASA Asteroid Landing Mission To Take Place In 2021 After Accelerated Obama Plan, Says Bill Nelson

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Huffington Post-4/5/13, Seth Borenstein

 

WASHINGTON — NASA is planning for a robotic spaceship to lasso a small asteroid and park it near the moon for astronauts to explore, a top senator said Friday.

The ship would capture the 500-ton, 25-foot asteroid in 2019. Then using an Orion space capsule, a crew of about four astronauts would nuzzle up next to the rock in 2021 for spacewalking exploration, according to a government document obtained by The Associated Press.

 

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