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Published on
1/26/2010 de Dr. Mirel Birlan, Paris, France
in categories: Science communication,Astronomy,Physics,Personalia,Space
Within the Solar System, surfaces of the atmosphere less bodies
are strongly influenced by factors often associated with the
expression "space weathering" (*). Recent scientific evidence has
shown that the aging process surface due to space weather has a
very strong momentum (of the order of one million years) relative
to the age of the solar system (about 4.5 billion years).
Published on
8/24/2009 de Catalin Mosoia, Bucharest, Romania
in categories: Science and politics,Astronomy,Chemistry,Medicine,Personalia,Space,Science and sport
Cancer. Obesity. Robot. Astronomy and peace. Premier League.
Life and comet. These are the keywords for the week that has just
passed.
Published on
4/8/2009 de Sotira Trifourki, Manchester, UK
in categories: Science and politics,Astronomy,Environment,Personalia,Space
In a remarkable first for the UK, the European Space Agency
(ESA) has touched down in Britain, heralding the start of a new
space age and thrusting the sector forward for the next 40 years
and beyond.