NASA about to announce something Big?

I don't see why everyone is so upset or think it's all funny, no offence, but maybe it's all from ignorance? To science stuff like this is big, so you know it's not their fault that you are disappointed.

No offence, I just found it funny that your all upset haha.

[edit on 14-5-2008 by _Phoenix_]

LOL PIZZA LOL LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! what the hell

Guess I was right:

reply to post by tyranny22


Cosmic Rays

Cosmic ray sources
Most cosmic rays originate from extrasolar sources within our own galaxy such as rotating neutron stars, supernovae, and black holes.

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Anomalous cosmic rays
Anomalous cosmic rays (ACRs) are cosmic rays with unexpectedly low energies. They are thought to be created near the edge of our solar system, in the heliosheath, the border region between the heliosphere and the interstellar medium. When electrically neutral atoms are able to enter the heliosheath (being unaffected by its magnetic fields) subsequently become ionized, they are thought to be accelerated into low-energy cosmic rays by the solar wind's termination shock which marks the inner edge of the heliosheath. It is also possible that high energy galactic cosmic rays which hit the shock front of the solar wind near the heliopause might be decelerated, resulting in their transformation into lower-energy anomalous cosmic rays.

EDIT:
To fix my one line response.

[edit on 14-5-2008 by tyranny22]

Wow, what a waste of time...all I can say is that I wish I would have been the one to post this thread...

I think this Image sums it all up.



Astronomers and Astrophysicists may disagree.

I'm waiting for Hogland to show up on Coast-to-Coast tonight and somehow tie this announcement in to hyperdimensional physics, mars, his new book, etc..

I like those nasa girls I wonder what they look like I hope they look as good as they sound. Im still waiting for NASA GIRLS GONE WILD lol
how rare is a supernova they happen all the time

[edit on 14-5-2008 by DuneKnight]

Originally posted by AceWombat04
What makes this supernova of particular interest apparently is that it appears to be the most recent one ever to occur in our galaxy.

140 years ago is extremely recent, relatively speaking. I won't pretend to understand the implications, but I can see how it could be important to science.

This is extremely interesting, some of the photos they have released are spectacular and beautiful. Too bad people on ATS seem more interested in pseudo-science than actual science.

Definately the ATS comedy thread. Thanks NASA for the giggles.

Thank *dog* I did not have to stay awake for this.

reply to post by SaviorComplex

where are those photos you speak of?

moon crickets shipped of earth ? LOL LOL

Originally posted by shramana
ITEM 1 - DISCOVERY OF MOST RECENT SUPERNOVA IN OUR GALAXY - CXC (NEW) The most recent supernova in our Galaxy, known as G1.9+0.3, has been discovered by tracking the rapid expansion of its remains. This result, using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and NRAO's Very Large Array (VLA), has implications for understanding how often supernovas explode in the Milky Way galaxy.
source

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I recommend XMplay for real audio(and audio in general).THE player

Cue supernova created by reptilians in coalition with the US goverment threads

the dude is totally high man what the hell moon crickets haha

moon crickets !@@

wtf lmao prank callers nice..

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sorry it wont happen again i was just really disappointed.
i guess i wanted it to be something like we found a planet that is very likely to support life lol.
i hate coming out of lurk mode for nothing i mean don't get me wrong while it is a big deal to them it mean squat to me.



[edit on 14-5-2008 by miguelbmx]

Wow that was great haha

Caller asked if this was paving the way for "MOON CRICKETS"

[edit on 14-5-2008 by kdial1]

im unable to listen to the steam.. i think the link is over-crowded.. but was able to read what's all about here -

blog.wired.com...


it's the supernova!

okey ATS members who here crank called nasa thats not cool man you should stop that It gotta be an ATS member

the answer of the nasa will be "42"
www.google.com...