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Best Havens for Life: Europa, Io, and Mars
By: Trash can on May 13 I've watched countless videos and read countless articles about Mars, Io, nad Europa. Each of these (especially Europa) can be havens for life. MARS I don't believe that Mars has life on it now and I'm pretty sure no one does but it could have been something like Earth. Perhaps... flags: 0, replies: 9
A Hidden Galaxy Discovered
By: angelc01 on May 13 Sharing information relating to astronomy and the study of the universe is so important becauase we are part of it all. Astronomers be them professional or amateur whose information when supplied is so vital for our understanding on how the universe functions and how it is evolving constantly.... flags: 2, replies: 3
Big wont take little
By: Mabus on May 14 Why is it the sun with its gravity wont pull in the planets with their gravities? My take on it: I think gravities of objects cause anti-gravity at the edge of their touching gravity fields because the objects wont collide into each other. Thus maybe I've discovered anti-gravity... flags: 0, replies: 3
NASA: Theorized Planet X's Orbit Would be Inherently Unstable
By: behindthescenes on May 14 This seems wholly random, but given all the recent hype over the NASA "announcement" (it was a supernova), I think the timing is interesting in releasing this. which basically says that a Planet X would be impossible as its orbit would be inherently unstable. Does that... flags: 0, replies: 3
Microsoft Worldwide Telescope released By: rocksarerocks on May 13 "The WorldWide Telescope (WWT) is a Web 2.0 visualization software environment that enables your computer to function as a virtual telescope—bringing together imagery from the best ground and space-based telescopes in the world for a seamless exploration of the universe.... flags: 0, replies: 1 Top-Flagged Recent Topics (past 7 days)
A Tiny Glimpse
By: DearWife on May 9 Hello all: I did a search to see if one of the links I would like to share was already posted on ATS, but it already was under another category. That's okay though, here it is again: This second link is what... flags: 3, replies: 9
2004 mars photo! Strange figure?
By: mr-lizard on May 8 Because this is 4 years old, I had neither the time nor the patience to sift through the large amount of images and threads on here, so please forgive my impatience and delete as necessary. But look at the photo... flags: 1, replies: 6
Looks like atmospheric clouds to me....
By: Tybrus on May 9 I recently added a link to DLRs images of Mars and when I opened the first one I found something that stood out to me..... Im not very good at manipulating photos or anything so I will provide the link to... flags: 1, replies: 3
Big Black Holes Cook Flambeed Stellar Pancakes
By: Enceladus on May 9 "According to two astrophysicists from Paris Observatory, the fate of stars that venture too close to massive black holes could be even more violent than previously believed. Not only are they crushed by the black hole’s... flags: 1, replies: 0
NASA to Announce Success of Long Galactic Hunt? By: solidshot on May 10 "WASHINGTON -- NASA has scheduled a media teleconference Wednesday, May 14, at 1 p.m. EDT, to announce the discovery of an object in our Galaxy astronomers have been hunting for more than 50 years. This finding was made by... flags: 1, replies: 4 Active Recent Topics (past 7 days)
BBC news - poss freudian slip ref: no moon landing!?
By: Now_Then on May 8 Okay, watching BBC this morning at about 6.45am UK and they had this blonde woman on talking about the ESA looking for possible astronauts. She said that if she were chosen she already had a list of things that she would... replies: 13
Probable Buildings on Mars-moon "Phobos" just take a look!!!
By: D0MiNAT0R 1OOO on May 8 I was just flipping through my UFO-Space etc. Pictures and found these specific Phobos pics, i once downloaded somewhere sometime from the web. Don't ask me where i've found them,... i realy don't know anymore...Sorry!!!!... replies: 11
Planet X has to exist
By: adkchamp on May 11 Okay i can see if Planet X was real, we could then see it right? Well what if it's coming up and around our solar system? Everyone says its coming laterally, but what if its rising (therefore we can see it in the south as... replies: 7
Bouncing Solar System killed the dinosaurs By: VIKINGANT on May 9 "Was the demise of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago somehow linked to our Solar System's journey through the galaxy? The way our Sun and its retinue of planets bounces through the galactic plane may occasionally send... replies: 3 Most-Replied Topics (past 90 days)
LEAKED images of Nibiru orbited by Planet X taken by South Pole Station Telescope
By: Terrapop on February 23 The leaked pictures shown in the following video are allegedly taken by the Amundsen-Scot American SPT (South Pole Telescope): What do you all think about this? Fake or first proof of what is to come? :o replies: 400
Gigantic alien structures in Herschel crater - Apollo 12 image
By: ziggystar60 on April 19 I have discovered this fantastic clear image of the Herschel crater on the moon, taken by the Apollo 12 mission. The crater is 40 km in diameter, so the structures inside it must be gigantic. I believe the structures... replies: 122
Liquid Water Found on the Moon?
By: zorgon on May 6 This set of images was brought to my attention by ziggystar60 :up: I am going to show the two images ( well a clip of them) in a simple exact size cropping from the original NASA images... As we go on we can 'enhance' them... replies: 100
High altitude explosion this AM. (meteor?)
By: seagull on February 19 This happened about 0530 this morning. Southeastern Washington/Northeastern Oregon. Just before daybreak. Bright flash followed shortly afterwards by a rather large boom. I was outside, when the sky to the southwest... replies: 93
Is it just me, or is the moon very bright?
By: ZikhaN on March 21 Is it just or has the moon been extra bright the last few days? It's almost like a second sun in the night sky. replies: 71
Total Lunar Eclipse today! (Feb.20)
By: ZikhaN on February 20 "A total eclipse of the Moon occurs during the night of Wednesday, February 20/21, 2008. The entire event is visible from South America and most of North America (on Feb. 20) as well as Western Europe, Africa, and western... replies: 54
Alien artifacts on the moon - six Apollo images
By: ziggystar60 on March 29 I have previously posted some of this images in different posts in the thread "Amazing moon rock", but I thought it would be better to present them together. I hope I am not violating any ATS rules by creating this new thread.... replies: 47
MRO image of Phobos shows artifact!
By: darkbluesky on May 6 Whats casting this very long shadow on the rim of the crater in this picture? It's very bright and very tall. Some kind of tower or gantry? Ideas? wide view: closer: zoom: replies: 46
Video of Yesterday's Complete Solar Obscuration
By: tnangela on March 18 Watch it and tell me if you can see what it is that oscures the sun. How's that for service? Yesterday's Chemtrails=Today's Storms replies: 42
Amazing moon rock
By: ziggystar60 on March 26 This is a cropped version of the image AS17-145-22136 from the Apollo 17 Lunar Surface Journal. The image can also be found at Lunar and Planetary Institute. I have just increased contrast and decreased brightness a... replies: 40
Would you volenteer to go to Mars? (if it was a one man - one way mission?)
By: Now_Then on March 7 "However, one former NASA engineer believes a human mission to Mars is quite doable, and such an event would unify the world as never before. But Jim McLane’s proposal includes a couple of major caveats: the trip to Mars... replies: 39
Who Built the Moon? By: Jimbowsk on February 28 Has anyone read the book 'Who Built the Moon'? I'm currently 3/4 of the way through it and finding it fascinating. It examines many theories of how the moon came to be and also provides a bucketload of interesting facts... replies: 35 |
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