MARS: CURIOSITY u krateru GALE Vol II.

Kakav imaš stav oko vanzemaljskih entiteta?
Pusti politiku, ozbiljno pitam...

Noor wrote:Kakav imaš stav oko vanzemaljskih entiteta?
Pusti politiku, ozbiljno pitam...

Imam stav, ali nema veze s "vanzemaljskim entitetima".
Radi se o osobnom iskustvu, koje je blizu onoga o čemu pišu
najveći kršćanski sveci: Sveti Ivan od Križa, Sveta Tereza Avilska i sličo.

Noor wrote:Kakav imaš stav oko vanzemaljskih entiteta?

PS: Života na drugim planetama? Da, postoji, naravno. Ne mislim da letaju iznad naših glava.

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Kakav imaš stav oko vanzemaljskih entiteta?
Pusti politiku, ozbiljno pitam...

Imam stav, ali nema veze s "vanzemaljskim entitetima".
Radi se o osobnom iskustvu, koje je blizu onoga o čemu pišu
najveći kršćanski sveci: Sveti Ivan od Križa, Sveta Tereza Avilska i sličo.

U svece se ne razumijem...:D

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Kakav imaš stav oko vanzemaljskih entiteta?

PS: Života na drugim planetama? Da, postoji, naravno. Ne mislim da letaju iznad naših glava.

I te kako letaju...

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Kakav imaš stav oko vanzemaljskih entiteta?

PS: Života na drugim planetama? Da, postoji, naravno. Ne mislim da letaju iznad naših glava.

I te kako letaju...

To iskustvo nemam. Ti imaš?

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Kakav imaš stav oko vanzemaljskih entiteta?
Pusti politiku, ozbiljno pitam...

Imam stav, ali nema veze s "vanzemaljskim entitetima".
Radi se o osobnom iskustvu, koje je blizu onoga o čemu pišu
najveći kršćanski sveci: Sveti Ivan od Križa, Sveta Tereza Avilska i sličo.

U svece se ne razumijem...:D

Samo čitam. Između ostalog i to. Zapravo, niti ne više, jer već  imam izgrađen stav. Do daljnjeg, a dalje će da vidime...

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Kakav imaš stav oko vanzemaljskih entiteta?

PS: Života na drugim planetama? Da, postoji, naravno. Ne mislim da letaju iznad naših glava.

I te kako letaju...

To iskustvo nemam. Ti imaš?

Imam...iako nije potrebno imati vlastito.
Čitaj npr Serpo Project.

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Kakav imaš stav oko vanzemaljskih entiteta?

PS: Života na drugim planetama? Da, postoji, naravno. Ne mislim da letaju iznad naših glava.

I te kako letaju...

To iskustvo nemam. Ti imaš?

Imam...iako nije potrebno imati vlastito.
Čitaj npr Serpo Project.

Čitao sam svašta, ali prihvatam samo provjereno iz vlastitog iskustva...Proces znatiželje i propitkivanja.
U fazi sam kad mi svi takvi tekstovi djeluju kao da sam ih već pročitao, ili čak sam napisao.

Noor wrote:Imam...

Si podijelila s kim ili držiš za sebe?

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Imam...

Si podijelila s kim ili držiš za sebe?

S rijetkima. To je dosta nezahvalno....
Ali...u toj situaciji nisam bila sama.

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Imam...

Si podijelila s kim ili držiš za sebe?

S rijetkima. To je dosta nezahvalno....
Ali...u toj situaciji nisam bila sama.

Vau...
Ispravna odluka.
 (...ne mogu reć da nisam radoznao...)

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Imam...

Si podijelila s kim ili držiš za sebe?

S rijetkima. To je dosta nezahvalno....
Ali...u toj situaciji nisam bila sama.

Vau...
Ispravna odluka.
 (...ne mogu reć da nisam radoznao...)

Kad budem na kompu...s moba bi ispalo kao da pise Sora ;)

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Imam...

Si podijelila s kim ili držiš za sebe?

S rijetkima. To je dosta nezahvalno....
Ali...u toj situaciji nisam bila sama.

Vau...
Ispravna odluka.
 (...ne mogu reć da nisam radoznao...)

Kad budem na kompu...s moba bi ispalo kao da pise Sora ;)

Ne tu, na PP...moram vidjeti dozvoljavam li.
Meni svejedno, zbog tebe...

July 29, 2016
Five Years Post-Launch, Juno Is at a Turning Point

Five years after departing Earth, and a month after slipping into orbit around Jupiter, NASA's Juno spacecraft is nearing a turning point. On July 31 at 12:41 p.m. PDT (3:41 p.m. EDT), Juno will reach the farthest point in its orbit of Jupiter for the first time, known as “apojove,” 5 million miles (8.1 million kilometers) from the giant planet. After that point, Jupiter's gravitational grip on Juno will cause the spacecraft to begin falling back toward the planet for another pass, this time with its scientific eyes wide open.

The spacecraft is currently executing the first of two long orbits prior to beginning its science mission. Each capture orbit is nearly two months long -- quite the wait for the mission's eager team of scientists -- but it's nothing compared to the long wait the team endured on the trek to Jupiter.

Juno launched on Aug. 5, 2011. The spacecraft took a long, looping path around the inner solar system to set up an Earth flyby, in which our planet's gravity flung the spinning probe onward toward Jupiter.

"For five years we've been focused on getting to Jupiter. Now we're there, and we're concentrating on beginning dozens of flybys of Jupiter to get the science we're after," said Scott Bolton, Juno principal investigator at Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio.



Diagram shows the Juno spacecraft's orbits
This diagram shows the Juno spacecraft's orbits, including its two long, stretched-out capture orbits. The spacecraft's position on July 31 is indicated at left.
Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Juno arrived at Jupiter on July 4, firing its main rocket engine as planned for 35 minutes. The flawless maneuver allowed Jupiter's gravity to capture the solar powered spacecraft into the first of two 53.4-day-long orbits, referred to as capture orbits. Following the capture orbits, Juno will fire its engine once more to shorten its orbital period to 14 days and begin its science mission.

But before that happens, on Aug. 27, Juno must finish its first lap around Jupiter, with a finish line that represents the mission's closest pass over the gas giant. During the encounter, Juno will skim past Jupiter at a mere 2,600 miles (4,200 kilometers) above the cloud tops.

Juno's science instruments were turned off during orbit insertion, to simplify spacecraft operations during that critical maneuver. In contrast, all the instruments will be collecting data during the Aug. 27 pass, which serves as a trial run before the mission gets to work collecting the precious data it came for.

"We're in an excellent state of health, with the spacecraft and all the instruments fully checked out and ready for our first up-close look at Jupiter," said Rick Nybakken, Juno project manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California.

With its powerful suite of science instruments, Juno will probe Jupiter's deep structure, atmospheric circulation and the high-energy physics of its magnetic environment. What Juno finds there will reveal important clues to Jupiter's formation and evolution, along with insights about how our planetary system and others are built.

JPL manages the Juno mission for the principal investigator, Scott Bolton, of Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio. Juno is part of NASA's New Frontiers Program, which is managed at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, for NASA's Science Mission Directorate. Caltech in Pasadena manages JPL for NASA.

More information on the Juno mission is available at:

http://www.nasa.gov/juno

The public can follow the mission on Facebook and Twitter at:

https://www.facebook.com/NASAJuno

http://www.twitter.com/NASAJuno

Preston Dyches / DC Agle
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
818-354-7013 / 818-393-9011
preston.dyches@jpl.nasa.gov / agle@jpl.nasa.gov

2016-199
Last Updated: July 29, 2016
Editor: Tony Greicius

Sols 1416-1417: Approaching the next drill target

Fri, 29 Jul 2016

MSL drove another 44 meters on Sol 1414, into an area with larger blocks of bedrock.  This looks like a good area to drill into the Murray Formation, so nearby targets were selected and we are planning a short drive to position the vehicle for drilling.  But first, ChemCam and Mastcam will observe bedrock targets "Chibia" and "Dondo."  Mastcam will also measure the dust in the atmosphere and take an image of the Sol 1414 ChemCam AEGIS target.  Then the arm will be deployed for lots of contact science and standard images of the wheels.  MAHLI will take pictures of Chibia before the DRT is used to brush it off, then take lots of stereo images of the brushed spot.  MAHLI will also acquire a full suite of images of Dondo before the APXS measures its elemental chemistry.  After sunset, the APXS will be placed on Chibia for an overnight integration.  Early on Sol 1417, Navcam will search for clouds and dust devils, Mastcam will again measure atmospheric dust, and ChemCam will measure atmospheric chemistry.  The bump to the potential drill targets will be followed by acquisition of imaging and other data needed to plan the drill campaign and other activities next week.  Finally, AEGIS will be used for the first time to autonomously select two targets and acquire ChemCam data on both of them.  This is a very full and complex plan, so I (as MAHLI/MARDI uplink lead) and the rest of the team were very busy today!

by Ken Herkenhoff

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:
Si podijelila s kim ili držiš za sebe?

S rijetkima. To je dosta nezahvalno....
Ali...u toj situaciji nisam bila sama.

Vau...
Ispravna odluka.
 (...ne mogu reć da nisam radoznao...)

Kad budem na kompu...s moba bi ispalo kao da pise Sora ;)

Ne tu, na PP...moram vidjeti dozvoljavam li.
Meni svejedno, zbog tebe...

Naravno, tako sam i mislila ☺

Noor wrote:

Eroo wrote:

Noor wrote:Kakav imaš stav oko vanzemaljskih entiteta?
Pusti politiku, ozbiljno pitam...

Imam stav, ali nema veze s "vanzemaljskim entitetima".
Radi se o osobnom iskustvu, koje je blizu onoga o čemu pišu
najveći kršćanski sveci: Sveti Ivan od Križa, Sveta Tereza Avilska i sličo.

U svece se ne razumijem...:D

Ne trebaš se razumjeti u svece, dovoljno je da na ispravan način  razumiješ napr. Pjesmu nad pjesmama.
Za to je dobro imati osobno iskustvo, ako ga nemaš onda dobro dođe i iskustvo onoga tko ga je imao,
napr. Sv. Ivan od Križa(San Juan de la Cruz). Za sve je potrebno vrijeme i strpljivost, brzina ne dolazi u obzir.