While my rosebuds strive to come out in full blossom, I need to take a break from photo hunting and farming activities. I therefore use some time to surf the net without any particular purpose. When surfing the net yesterday, I discovered some interesting information well worth submitting to other blogfriends. The next photo is not potatoes.
The Animation of Armageddon as an artist made, based on NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope findings, give evidence that a high-speed collision of this sort occurred a few thousand years ago around a young star, called HD 172555, still in the early stages of planet formation. The star is about 100 light-years from Earth.
Take a break from your own blogging activity and see this artist's concept which shows a celestial body about the size of our moon slamming at great speed into a body the size of Mercury. The Press release from NASA can be found hereIf finding this video frightening, do not hesitate to return to my roses.
Tomorrow it is Sky Watch Friday so look up. May be you too can discover something exciting out there.
3 comments:
Å jøjje meg så interessant, sett alle dine linker her jeg nå, og fasinerende stoff. Godt dette var i "gamle dager du" :-))
Har nok desverre ingen fotolinse som går helt til verdensrommet, men kanske RuneE har ;-)
Det gjenstår å se... he he
Hilsen fra et lite lokalsykehus.
Har siden siste kommentar tenkt litt på dette innlegget faktisk, ike verdensrommets mysterier nei,men rosene, for; en rose på kjøkkenet Arne er vel bede enn 10 i hagen..., men typisk mannfolk, de skal ha både i pose og sekk de...
Det kan være lurt å ikke poste selv men bare lese andres blogger i ny og ne. Det er sånt ferier kan fremtvinge for eksempel.
Og jeg er Ole Brumm jeg også. Roser her og roser der.
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