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Hubble Reaches ‘Undiscovered Country’ of Most Distant Primeval Galaxies
ScienceDaily (Jan. 5, 2010) — NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has broken the distance limit for galaxies and uncovered a primordial population of compact and ultra-blue galaxies that have never been seen before.
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Hubble Reaches ‘Undiscovered Country’ of Most Distant Primeval Galaxies
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World’s 20 Most Earthquake Prone Cities
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Ranked in order of how badly they would fare were: Kathmandu, Nepal, population 1 million and growing; possible 69,000 deaths Istanbul, Turkey, population 10 million; possible 55,000 deaths Delhi, India, population 14 million; possible 38,000 deaths Quito, Ecuador, population 1.8 million; possible deaths 15.000; volcanoes are an even bigger threat here Manila, Philippines, 1.6 million
Most Detailed Image Of Our Planet Ever, Now Brought To Life As An Animation
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NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center used satellite data to stitch together detailed scans of every square kilometer of the planet. And now, they just released an animated version of our spinning globe. Read more: http://io9.com/5484889/most-detailed-image-of-our-planet-ever-now-brought-to-life-as-an-animation
Milky Way’s Most Massive Star Discovered (PHOTOS)
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The Milky Way galaxy‘s most massive star has been spotted in a “glowing stellar nursery” in space. The picture (see below) of the massive Milky Way star was captured by the European Southern Observatory’s aptly named ‘Very Large Telescope,’ which measures 27 feet in diameter. The telescope, located at Cerro Paranal, Chile, combined data from
Most Detailed View of Pluto to Date
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NASA’s images of the faraway ex-planet will help to calibrate the New Horizons spacecraft, which will pass Pluto in 2015. They will use Hubble’s images to set the exposure on board New Horizons, as it races past it. So fast, in fact, that it will only be able to photograph one of the hemispheres up
Why Are Most Translators Underpaid?
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A descriptive explanation using asymmetric information and a suggested solution from signaling theory by Andy Lung Jan Chan Open University of Hong Kong and Ph.D. Program in Translation and Intercultural Studies, Universitat Rovira i Virgili t is a common observation that most professional translators are not paid well. Most attribute this to the low perceived
Bangladesh 2009′s most successful test cricket team
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New Delhi, Jan 1 (IANS) Bangladesh was the most successful test cricket team in 2009, followed by Australia and India. Bangladesh played 3 test matches last year, winning two and losing one and had a winning percentage of 66.66. Australia played 13 tests, won 7, lost 3 and drew 3 for a winning percentage of
MOST – Canada’s first space telescope
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MOST is a suitcase-sized (65 cm x 65 cm x 30 cm, 60 kg) microsatellite designed to probe stars and extrasolar planets by measuring tiny light variations undetectable from Earth. This can be done with such a small telescope (15 cm aperture) thanks to new Canadian attitude control technology. Source: MOST – Canada’s first space
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