Scientists at Cern could prove the controversial theory of ‘rainbow gravity’
which suggests that the universe stretches back into time infinitely, with
no Big Bang!
Interesting read - the complete story at The Telegraph.
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Monday, March 2, 2015
Dawn closing in on Ceres
NASA's Dawn spacecraft has returned new images captured on approach to
its historic orbit insertion at the dwarf planet Ceres. Dawn will be the
first mission to successfully visit a dwarf planet when it enters orbit
around Ceres on Friday, March 6.
Dawn began its final approach phase toward Ceres in December. The spacecraft has taken several optical navigation images and made two rotation characterizations, allowing Ceres to be observed through its full nine-hour rotation. Since Jan. 25, Dawn has been delivering the highest-resolution images of Ceres ever captured, and they will continue to improve in quality as the spacecraft approaches.
Check out JPL News for the complete story.
Dawn began its final approach phase toward Ceres in December. The spacecraft has taken several optical navigation images and made two rotation characterizations, allowing Ceres to be observed through its full nine-hour rotation. Since Jan. 25, Dawn has been delivering the highest-resolution images of Ceres ever captured, and they will continue to improve in quality as the spacecraft approaches.
Check out JPL News for the complete story.
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