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It may not be a planet, but Pluto got moons to burn. Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope have spied the icy orb fifth satellite. Everybody, say hello to S/2012 134340 , or P5 for short. Measuring somewhere between 6 and 15 miles in diameter, P5 may have to compete with P4 鈥?which was discovered almost exactly one year ago 鈥?for the title of Pluto smallest moon, but astronomers say it fits right in with the rest of the dwarf planet system. stanley deutschland The moons form a series of neatly nested orbits, said team lead Mark Showalter in a statement released by Hubble, a bit like Russian dolls. Click here to see how P5 stacks up against the rest of Pluto moons. Its size also means NASA will have to keep an eye out for P5 when its New Horizons spacecraft soars through the Pluto system in 2015. The Agency has been stanley cup spain using Hubble to look for potential hazards to New Horizons in the months and years leading up to its historic flyby. The inventory of the Pluto system we ;re taking now with Hubble will help the New Ho stanley thermos rizons team design a safer trajectory for the spacecraft, said Southwest Research Institute Alan Stern, the mission principal investigator. Seeing as we ;re already talking about planetary nomenclature today, I can ;t help but wonder what they ;ll wind up naming P4 and 5. Nix, Charon and Hydra are all figures from Greek mythology with ties to Aaej Archaeologists Now Use Kinect to Build 3-D Models During Digs
This stanley mug fine piece of gastronomical engineering could very well be the perfect ice cream scoop. And if you ;ve ever battled to get ice cream out of a container with a more traditional looking scoop, you ;ll appreciate the extra thought that gone into this one design. First off, the leading edge is serrated like a knife, so it can slash its way through even the most solid of frozen treats. And that fancy faceted design on the scoop That not just for futuristic looks. No, that texture prevents a scoop of ice cream from sticking like a suction cup, so it easier to deposit onto a cone. You ;d expect such innovation to be priced at a premium and only available to professionals who make their livelihood sc stanley spain ooping, but you can get one for your own kitchen for a mere $10 here. [Amco Houseworks via stanley cup Notcot] CookingFoodGadgetsUtensils
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Using light-curve analysis astronomers have found a strange, dust-ringed object orbiting a distant star. They all agree it like stanley romania a Saturn on steroids, ; but what actually is rolling around inside those dust rings Taking a look at a star light-curves has been a common way of finding extrasolar planets. The planets are too dim to be seen themselves, even if they ;re reflecting the light from the star they orbit. But stanley cup if they ;re big enough and their orbit is tight enough, they cause a slight change in the light coming from the star. That dip in light can be measured. The same way enough experience can teach a person if someone is completely blocking the light from a nearby lamp or if someone is just sticking their hand in front of the bulb, experience can teach instruments to determine the difference between light from an unimpeded star and light from a star that is partially blocked by a planet. Or blocked by a . . . s stanley cup website omething. In 2007, light readings were taken of the poetically-named star 1SWASP J140747.93-394542.6 ;. Instead of the light dimming to a low point and brightening again, the way it does when single planets move in front of a star, the star light went through a long, slow flicker dimming and brightening to different levels. At one level, ninety-five percent of the star light was blocked. Whatever was passing in front of the star, it had to be pretty big. The object has been hard to see, consider Letb LaCie Put Thunderbolt on Its Portable, Rugged External SSD, and That s Awesome
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