Glimpses of Solar System's edge

The first results from Nasa's Interstellar Boundary Explorer (Ibex) spacecraft have shown unexpected features at our Solar System's edge.

Ibex was launched nearly one year ago to map the heliosphere, the region of space defined by the extent of our Sun's solar wind.

Ibex's first glimpses show that the heliosphere is not shaped as many astronomers have believed.

A series of papers in the journal Science outlines the results.





It is great that we have the technology to update what we thought in the past, I am more interested in what is beyound the edge of our solar system.

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Someone posted a thread about this a few days ago, heres the link

www.abovetopsecret.com...

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This doesn't seem to be exactly the same to me, but what do I know...
Mods if you think it is go ahead and delete this thread..

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Its exactly the same thing. Did you really even look at the other thread. Your pic shows the ribbion that is being discussed in the other thread.

Don't know what to say, I have requested this thread be deleted don't know what else I can do since I don't have the ability to do it myself...

Please direct your comments to this ongoing Thread

NASA - Giant Ribbon Discovered At The Edge of the Solar System


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