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    Vera Rubin, Who Confirmed Existence Of Dark Matter, Dies At 88


    "It was Vera Rubin's famous work in the 1970s that showed pretty much all spiral galaxies were spinning way too fast to be accounted for by the gravitational pull of the their 'luminous' matter (the stuff we see in a telescope). Rubin and others reasoned there had to be a giant sphere of invisible stuff surrounding the stars in these galaxies, tugging on them and speeding up their orbits around the galaxy's center."

    Source: Vera Rubin, Who Confirmed Existence Of Dark Matter, Dies At 88
    Vera Rubin: (July 23, 1928 – December 25, 2016)
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    February 10 / February 11, 2017 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse


    From post #121 in 10Forums:

    Anak said:
    The penumbral lunar eclipse will be visible from Europe, most of Asia, Africa and most of North America.
    Source: Time and Date | Feb 10, 2017 at 22:34:14 UTC

    Remember to adjust your time against the UTC time. In my case I'm -5hours or 17:34:14 = 5:34:14pm EST. Scroll down a bit to, Where to See the Eclipse and click on Expand for cities where penumbral eclipse is visible to help adjust your time, or use this time zone map. Ask for help if you're not sure.
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    Not sure if this has been posted recently, but is one scary site

    Stuff in Space
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    Scary indeed! It's the first I've seen it Nigel.
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    Barman58 said:
    Not sure if this has been posted recently, but is one scary site

    Stuff in Space
    Yes Nigel I saw something very similar to this a while ago and I often wonder how this stuff (the stuff in the one I saw was satellites) do not collide with each other and more so it must be technically quite difficult to thread a rocket say one with a space probe through this all to deploy it.
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    If you have the time set it to show Rocket Body, it's amazing to see what's still up there
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    Hmm did you mean something like in this article?
    http://science.nationalgeographic.co...ystem/orbital/
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    On the link I posted just click on some of the Blue dots ... and some interesting descriptions are displayed - Titan and Ariane are two I recognise
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    Hmm I just noticed too that moving the cursor around in that cloud of stuff gives you a readout of what satellite it is and something else too that some are not just circular orbits many are elliptical!!
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