Jet Populsion Laboratory-Caltech/NASA
The nearby galaxy Messier 81 as it appears in visible light, top, and in ultraviolet light, which the NASA satellite Galaxy Evolution Explorer is using to map formation of galaxies across billions of years of cosmic time.
1 posted on
12/24/2004 6:07:06 PM PST by
neverdem
To: neverdem
Three Dozen New Galaxies Are Found in Nearby SpaceKing County, WA, election officials immediately added their votes to Gregoire's total.
To: neverdem
Fourteen billion years after the Big Bang started it all, there is still life in the old cosmos. All I needed to read.
3 posted on
12/24/2004 6:12:49 PM PST by
vpintheak
(Liberal = The antithesis of Freedom and Patriotism)
To: neverdem
Beautiful photo.
Hard to believe how huge is any galaxy. Our own is simply to large to be explored by us. The fuels are inadequate, the distances are too great and our lifespans are too short.
From what Karl Saga said (BILLions and BILLions of stars) our galaxies are getting farther and farther apart from each other, thus increasing the distances.
So what's at the edge of the farthest/oldest galaxy? Spam? Lol. Is there the edge of the page out there?
Nice to think of these things at Christmas...the birth of the Son of God. That would be the same God who made the galaxy in said photo. Or if you would preferr, the God who set the big bang in motion.
To: <1/1,000,000th%; AdmSmith; AFellowInPhoenix; Alamo-Girl; Aeronaut; ancient_geezer; AndrewC; ...
bttt and a Merry Christmas to you all.
My very best wishes,
RA
To: neverdem
which means they are producing stars "at a prodigious rate," in the words of Dr. Martin. If anyone here gets to be put in charge of developing a new planet someday, could you ping me? I would love to help out. I don't get any pings on this planet.
14 posted on
12/24/2004 6:34:23 PM PST by
bjs1779
To: neverdem
"Three Dozen New Galaxies Are Found in Nearby Space"
Wow! We're been finding so many galaxies lately.
Can I have just one of them for myself? I want to be my own boss and a somebody. I want to be king of the Galaxy.
Merry Christmas
15 posted on
12/24/2004 6:36:02 PM PST by
Baraonda
(Demographic is destiny. Don't hire 3rd world illegal aliens nor support businesses that hire them.)
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FReepmail me if you want on or off my health and science ping list.
Merry Christmas!
20 posted on
12/24/2004 6:41:02 PM PST by
neverdem
(May you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows that you're dead.)
To: neverdem
the Galex satellite, which was launched in 2003
45 posted on
12/24/2004 8:13:40 PM PST by
XBob
(Free-traitors steal our jobs for their profit.)
To: neverdem
Let me guess, the Dems are now attempting to leave Red states to get there? Perhaps we should revive the Apollo program...
59 posted on
12/24/2004 9:20:37 PM PST by
Caipirabob
(Democrats.. Socialists..Commies..Traitors...Who can tell the difference?)
To: neverdem
79 posted on
12/25/2004 1:07:13 AM PST by
PGalt
To: neverdem; flitton
Three Dozen New Galaxies Are Found Don't tell Mrs Insider. She'll want them all for herself!!!
To: neverdem
Do all the stars we see with the naked eye belong to our galaxy? The Milky Way.
98 posted on
12/25/2004 7:12:38 AM PST by
winodog
(We need to water the liberty tree)
To: neverdem
Three Trillion New Galaxies Are Found in Nearby Space?
.........keep looking!
we don't want to miss any.
/sarcasm
108 posted on
12/25/2004 9:11:16 AM PST by
maestro
To: neverdem
Is GOD cool or WHAT ?
114 posted on
12/25/2004 10:23:28 AM PST by
hosepipe
(This propaganda has been ok'ed me to included some fully orbed hyperbole....)
To: neverdem
115 posted on
12/25/2004 10:26:46 AM PST by
Ciexyz
(I use the term Blue Cities, not Blue States. PA is red except for Philly, Pgh & Erie)
To: neverdem
Ummm . . The babies were a pleasant surprise.
Like the parents of a woman of a certain age who long ago gave up hope of grandchildren, If shrinks weren't such politically correct weasels, I'd suggest these astronomers consider a little therapy. Babies? Grandchildren?
This stuff they're seeing happened FOUR BILLION years ago! How the 'kid' doin? "Still". The articles reads, still. There's no still about it. It's not happening now. To call it ancient history is an astronomical understatement.
123 posted on
12/25/2004 12:46:51 PM PST by
sevry
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