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Two Moons on the sky in August 27,2010?

Posted by Shane On August - 26 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

Come on people, what makes you believe this absolute rumor. Yes, it is a rumor spread through Email  to gain concentration on unwanted issue.

So how the story of Two Moons 2010 begin?

In the year 2003, Mars came very close to Earth, that in resemblance looked like a moon but its a planet. So on August 27, 2003  people did witness this 2 moon phenomena concept which is actually not 2 moons but one is our moon and the other in question is Mars.

Since then people are seem to being attracted by this concept and have reportedly hoped that the same scenario will happen on every August 27, but it didnt.

According to scientist, Mars will never come closer to Earth till 2018. Got it!

Its just like the other craps of  planet X or Nibiru.

Earth and Jupiter captured in single view

Posted by Shane On October - 20 - 2009ADD COMMENTS

It is claimed that Earth and Jupiter has been pictured in single line. Have a view of this image. I think this is a fake image, cause  where is mars and  jupiter is supposed to  be way far from earth. this doesnt make sense at all

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Scientists Identify Lake Shorelines on Mars

Posted by Tommy On August - 21 - 2009ADD COMMENTS
Scientists Identify Lake Shorelines on Mars

Scientists Identify Lake Shorelines on Mars

A team of scientists, using images from the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on board NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, have reported direct evidence of  lake shorelines in the ShalbatanaVallis in Mars.

Scientists generally believe that warm, wet conditions existed on Mars until only about 3.7 billion years ago.

In recent years, however, remote sensing studies have hinted at the existence of Martian lakes during the Hesperian epoch (about 3.5 billion to 1.8 billion years ago).

Now, sub-meter-scale images from NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter show clear, unambiguous evidence of shorelines of a lake more than 450 meters (1,476 feet) deep that formed about 3.4 billion years ago.