http://www.iflscience.com/space/star-our-galactic-neighbourhood-just-exploded
Follow the 2 pointer stars of the bowl of the little dipper, between the little and big dippers about midway…for those of you who WON’T be clouded over until March!
Supernova, second star to the right and straight on to morning…
by CJ | Jan 22, 2014 | Journal | 5 comments
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Heard about the “jelly donut” that suddenly appeared beside the Mars rover?
Now some might suppose it’s some Martian “funnin'” us. 🙂 Or perhaps dropping their form of “editorial comment” about our “invasion”. 😉
What do you suppose are the chances that it fell off a wheel, i.e. dust had accumulated on the rim from static charge. I don’t suppose they’d had the idea, nor perhaps given the ability, to “stomp it’s feet” the way we might, when it got to a hard place. 😉
Yes, I did read about (and see) the “hey, wait a second, that wasn’t here before” pictures. Curiouser and curiouser. I suppose the most likely explanation is a “bit of the rover” fell off, but….
They think it was kicked around by the rover, but it sure looks like it grew there. Or a Martian dropped it.
Strangely on-topic, Pete Seeger was America’s “tuning fork”. 🙁 Carl Sandburg was right about that, as a poet should be.
“The research team’s computer simulations of modern-human intermingling with Neanderthals suggest about 40 percent of the Neanderthal genome may actually survive within modern human genomes. ‘We just identified 20 percent is all,’ Vernot said.” WTF!!!