Welcome to Beyond The Realms Of Reality!!!'BabyBaby Black hole found' black hole captured in stunning space image by astronomers  stronomers have captured an image of what they believe to be a newly formed black hole, which resulted from a star that went supernova in 1979. "If our interpretation is correct, this is the nearest example where the birth of a black hole has been observed," said Daniel Patnaude, of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, Mass., who led the study. Black holes are warped regions in space where it is so dense that nothing, not even light itself, can escape. "It's like the planet eater in 'Star Trek,' " said NASA astrophysicist Kimberly Weaver. The deadly region of space is some 50 million light years from Earth. To study it, astronomers used the Chandra X-ray Observatory, which captured the image of the region located within the galaxy M100. "This may be the first time the common way of making a black hole has been observed," said co-author Abraham Loeb, also of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. While scientists believe it to be a black hole, it is possible the special object is actually a young, rapidly spinning neutron star. Still, even that would be a rare find, as it would be the youngest such star ever found.  Internet Struggles to Explain California’s Mystery Missile On Monday night, a strange thing happened. With no warning, an object that appeared to be a large missile launched near the southern coast of California. As it soared into the sky, a local news helicopter caught it on camera. Seeking to identify the mysterious object, reporters reached out to the Navy, Air Force and the North American Aerospace Defense Command: none have any idea what happened. |
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Saturday May 15th 2010.
Our first story is about Voyager 2, launched on August 20th 1977.
There have been reports that the unmanned probe has been transmitting back to earth very odd signals from the solar systems edge that scientists can not explain.
voyager is currently 8.5 billion miles from earth and will never return to us. some people are saying that these signals are alien to us and do have a certain pattern.Could Aliens have taken over our probe? or is this just a malfunction.
we will keep you posted of any other updates. Tuesday may 18th 2010 the voyager 2 probe has been re-programmed by Nasa control to only send back the system status, the report came back as "all systems fully functional" the abnormal code that came back to them seems to be unique but Nasa are still unable to decode the signal. It also appears that they have recently lost communications since April the 22nd. please wait for next update...  We will be commenting on the giant solar ufo's that were seen last month near the sun. This post will be updated as soon as we have collected all of our information....
 The Voyager 2 spacecraft, now on the outer fringes of the solar system, was returned to normal flight operations Saturday, November 14, after a 66-hour communications black-out which began abruptly on Thursday, November 12. Ground controllers at the Deep Space Network station near Madrid, Spain, lost Voyager 2's signal on Wednesday night at about 11:57 p.m. Pacific Standard Time (07:57 Universal Time Thursday). At the time, the spacecraft was in the process of shutting down power to its scan platform which contains science instruments, including the ultraviolet spectrometer. Preliminary analysis indicated that the commands were properly sent to the spacecraft. Turning off the scan platform is part of a power conservation plan to keep Voyager 2 operating until at least the year 2020. There are still five experiments operating on Voyager 2: the cosmic ray instrument, low-energy charged particle instrument, plasma science instrument, plasma wave instrument and the magnetometer. As the spacecraft's onboard plutonium power source decays, it is necessary to periodically reduce the spacecraft electrical power usage in order to maintain an adequate power margin. About 720 commands were sent Thursday to turn on the spacecraft's X-band transmitter; however, communication with the spacecraft was not immediately reestablished. Subsequent analysis of the probable failure modes suggested the spacecraft's onboard S-band exciter, a small oscillator used to generate the spacecraft's carrier frequencies, could have been shut off. About 360 commands were sent Friday evening to turn the spacecraft's S- band exciter back on. The flight team reacquired the spacecraft's signal Saturday evening at approximately 6:18 p.m. Pacific Standard Time (02:18 Universal Time on Sunday). Telemetry had been switched to a data rate of 40 bits per second from the standard operating rate of 160 bits per second. Spacecraft systems were functioning normally, although some hardware components were slightly warmer than expected. The flight team reported that the backup X-band transmitter was on at the time of signal reacquisition. Subsequent analysis of the spacecraft computer memory showed that the scan platform power-down sequence had executed exactly as planned. The team will continue to analyze data to determine the cause of signal loss. Voyager 2 is departing the solar system at 48 degrees to the south of the ecliptic plane at a speed of 15.9 kilometers per second (35,000 miles per hour). Round-trip light time from Earth to Voyager 2 is currently about 16 hours. The spacecraft is now 8.4 billion kilometers (5.2 billion miles) from Earth, or more than 56 times farther from the Sun than Earth is. Its twin, Voyager 1, the most distant human-made object in space, is healthy and operating normally. Voyager 1 is leaving Earth's neighborhood at 35 degrees to the north of the ecliptic plane at a speed of about 17.3 kilometers per second (38,752 miles per hour). Voyager 1 is |
