Конец материального мира

Какова будет жизнь? Увы, объяснит невозможно, ибо разум и ум человека не способны представит такую реальность. (маленький пример: попробуй объяснит или описать цвет(а) человеку, который(е) он никогда не видел) Потому и должен произойти материальный “взрыв”.

Планета Х – Nibiru (Нибиру)

Таинственная планета Нибиру (Nibiru). Шумеры обладали знаниями о структуре Солнечной системы. Они подробно составили описание всех планет солнечной системы, вплоть до цвета каждой. Удивляет тот факт, что согласно знаниям шумер наша солнечная система состоит не из девяти планет, как считалось ранее, а из десяти. Десятая планета - Нибиру (Nibiru), она расположена между марсом и юпитером. Нибиру (Nibiru) вращается в противоположном направлении относительно других планет. Нибиру (Nibiru) – это огромная пламенно- красная планета, имеющая очень вытянутую и наклонную орбиту эллиптической формы и обладающая несколькими спутниками. Приблизительно каждые 3600лет Нибиру (Nibiru) проходит возле Земли, после чего опять исчезает из поля зрения.

НАСА признала вероятность (в 1982) существования ещё одной новой планеты солнечной системы. Годом позже (1983) НАСА запускает IRAS (Инфракрасный Искусственный Спутник) который засек очень большой объект. The Washington Post подвела итог интервью с ученым из программы JPL IRAS.

Небесное тело возможно бОльшего размера чем гигант-Юпитер и возможно по размерам на столько близко к Земле, может быть частью этой солнечной системы, было обнаружено в направлении созвездия Ориона орбитальным телескопом.
“Все, что я могу сказать это то, что мы не знаем, что это,”- сказал Герри Ниугбауер ведущий сотрудник программы IRAS. Все Правительства знают об этом и они предпринимают энергичные меры для выживания и сохранения своей власти при появлении Планеты Х (Nibiru).

Они знают, что не смогут спасти всех, а только тех, кого считают достойным спасения. У них есть план, а у вас он есть? Или вы уйдете спокойно в тьму потому, что вы были брошены?

Что такое Нибиру (Nibiru)?

Во-первых Nibiru это одна из множества планет, вращающихся вокруг темной звезды или Бурый Карлик. Эта Темная Звезда имеет пять малых планет, шестая планета земного размера Родина, и седьмая планета или объект, который мы называем Нибиру (Nibiru).
Родина во многом похожа на Землю и место, где Эннанеки Великаны или Боги старины там живут. Nibiru в основном не пригодна для жизни и в основном выступает в роли боевой станции или космического корабля.

Когда темная звезда в перигелии (ближайшая к Солнцу точка орбиты небесного тела) в 60 или 70 пар., орбита Nibiru, которая находится в 60 пар. от своей звезды, имеет достаточно большую орбиту для того, чтобы пройти сквозь нашу солнечную систему как правило поблизости от орбиты Юпитера, однако все может измениться.

Ученые уверяют, скоро грянет буря

Последние семь месяцев на Солнце не зафиксировано ни одной крупной вспышки. Как передают «Вести», ученые полагают, что это затишье перед магнитной бурей.

Сто сорок миллионов километров за одни сутки — путь от Солнца до Земли. Главное препятствие — магнитосфера. Достигнув земной оболочки, плазма через мгновение захватывает всю планету. «Магнитные бури на Земле получаются оттого, что на Солнце происходит вспышка. Выбрасывается сгусток энергии в виде отдельных частиц, и он летит к Земле», — поясняет член-корреспондент РАН Геннадий Соболев.

«Земля защищена от воздействия Солнца своеобразными редутами. Первый — это магнитосфера: магнитное поле вокруг Земли не дает заряженным частицам напрямую воздействовать на поверхность Земли, на нас с вами, на все живое», — объясняет руководитель Центра прогнозов геофизической обстановки Института земного магнетизма, ионосферы и распространения радиоволн Российской Академии наук Сергей Гайдаш.

Light Echoes from V838 Mon

Credit: NASA and the Hubble Heritage Team (AURA/STScI)

What caused this outburst of V838 Mon? For reasons unknown, star V838 Mon’s outer surface suddenly greatly expanded with the result that it became the brightest star in the entire Milky Way Galaxy in January 2002. Then, just as suddenly, it faded. A stellar flash like this has never been seen before — supernovas and novas expel matter out into space. Although the V838 Mon flash appears to expel material into space, what is seen in the above image from the Hubble Space Telescope is actually an outwardly moving light echo of the bright flash. In a light echo, light from the flash is reflected by successively more distant rings in the complex array of ambient interstellar dust that already surrounded the star. V838 Mon lies about 20,000 light years away toward the constellation of the unicorn (Monoceros), while the light echo above spans about six light years in diameter.

Venus and Jupiter in Morning Skies

Credit & Copyright: Babak Tafreshi (TWAN)

Explanation: These two celestial beacons shining brightly in the east before sunrise are actually children of the Sun, the planets Venus and Jupiter. The second and third brightest objects in the sky at Night after the Moon, Venus and Jupiter appeared separated by about 2 degrees when this picture was taken on January 30th, but closed to within nearly half a degree early yesterday morning. In the serene foreground is the shoreline along the Miankaleh Peninsula and Gorgan Bay, an important bird and wildlife refuge in the southeastern Caspian Sea. Over the next two days, early morning risers around the globe will be able to enjoy a close pairing of Venus and Jupiter with an old crescent Moon.

Young Star Cluster Westerlund 2

Credit: X-ray; Y.Nazé, G.Rauw, J.Manfroid (Université de Liège), CXC, NASA Infrared; E.Churchwell (University of Wisconsin), JPL, Caltech, NASA

Dusty stellar nursery RCW 49 surrounds young star cluster Westerlund 2 in this remarkable composite skyscape from beyond the visible spectrum of light. Infrared data from the Spitzer Space Telescope is shown in black and white, complimenting the Chandra X-ray image data (in false color) of the hot energetic stars within the cluster’s central region. Looking toward the grand southern constellation Centaurus, both views reveal stars and structures hidden from optical telescopes by obscuring dust. Westerlund 2 itself is a mere 2 million years old or less, and contains some of our galaxy’s most luminous, massive and therefore short-lived stars. The infrared signatures of proto-planetary disks have also been identified in the intense star forming region. At the cluster’s estimated distance of 20,000 light-years, the square marking the Chandra field of view would be about 50 light-years on a side.

West Valley Panorama from the Spirit Rover on Mars

Credit: Mars Exploration Rover Mission, Cornell, JPL, NASA

What does Mars look like from here? Last September, before hiking across rugged and slippery terrain to reach its winter hibernation point, the robotic Spirit rover climbed a small plateau known as Home Plate and captured the spectacular vista pictured above. Part of the curious flat-topped Home Plate is visible as the light colored landscape across the panorama’s foreground. On the image left, visible about eight kilometers in the distance, is Grissom Hill, while on the left foreground is rock strewn Tsiolkovski Ridge. On the right, at about 800 meters distant, is Husband Hill, a feature already explored by Spirit and notable as the highest point visible in the westward looking panorama. In the inset is a close-up of a small protrusion informally dubbed Little Bigfoot, a motionless rock that has drawn some attention for it superficial appearance to a humanoid life form. Tenacious image explorers might locate Little Bigfoot towards the front left of the high resolution panorama. Spirit successfully reached its energy-conserving winter haven in December.

A Solar Eclipse Painting from the 1700s

Painting Credit: Cosmas Damian Asam; Digital Image Copyright: Jay Pasachoff

Is this painting the earliest realistic depiction of a total eclipse of the Sun? Some historians believe it is. The above painting was completed in 1735 by Cosmas Damian Asam, a painter and architect famous in early eighteenth century Germany. Clearly drawn is not only a total solar eclipse, but the solar corona and the diamond ring effect visible when sunlight flows only between mountains on the Moon. The person depicted viewing these eclipse phenomena is St. Benedict. Roberta J. M. Olson and Jay Pasachoff have hypothesized that Asam himself may have seen first hand one or all of the total solar eclipses of May 1706, 1724, and 1733. Many facts about our astronomical universe that are taken for granted today have been known — or accurately recorded — only during the last millennium. Asam’s painting currently hangs in Weltenburg Abbey in Bavaria, Germany.

Winter Night at Pic du Midi

Credit & Copyright: Alain Sallez (picdumidi.org), David Romeuf (Université Lyon 1)

This dreamlike view looking south from the historic mountain top Pic du Midi Observatory combines moonlit domes, a winter night sky, and the snowy peaks of the French Pyrenees. Encroaching on the night, lights from the La Mongie ski resort illuminate the mountain slopes nearby while the glow along the distant horizon is from urban areas in southern France and Spain. The night sky features stars of the constellations Orion and Gemini with a bright planet Mars very near the top edge, left of center. The three prominent domes visible (from left to right) house a 0.6 meter telescope reserved for amateur astronomers, a 1 meter telescope that was used to support the Apollo lunar landing missions, and the new, Sun-watching CLIMSO.

Andromeda Island Universe

Credit & Copyright: Tony Hallas

The most distant object easily visible to the unaided eye is M31, the great Andromeda Galaxy some two and a half million light-years away. But without a telescope, even this immense spiral galaxy – spanning over 200,000 light years – appears as a faint, nebulous cloud in the constellation Andromeda. In contrast, a bright yellow nucleus, dark winding dust lanes, gorgeous blue spiral arms and star clusters are recorded in this stunning telescopic digital mosaic. While even casual skygazers are now inspired by the knowledge that there are many distant galaxies like M31, astronomers seriously debated this fundamental concept only 80 years ago. Were these “spiral nebulae” simply outlying components of our own Milky Way Galaxy or were they instead “island universes” — distant systems of stars comparable to the Milky Way itself? This question was central to the famous Shapley-Curtis debate of 1920, which was later resolved by observations of M31 in favor of Andromeda, island universe.

Orbiting Astronaut Reflects Earth

Credit: Clayton C. Anderson, Expedition 15 Crew, NASA

Astronaut self-portraits can be particularly interesting. Visible in the above picture, working in from the outer borders, are the edges of the reflecting helmet of a space suit, modules of the International Space Station (ISS), the Earth, the arms of Expedition 15 astronaut Clay Anderson, and the digital camera used to snap the image. This picture was taken during the shuttle orbiter Endeavour’s mission to expand the space station last August. The large curvature of the Earth appearing in the visor reflection is not the true curvature of our spherical Earth, but rather an artifact of the curve of the space helmet. Earth’s horizon appears only slightly curved when viewed from the height of the ISS — approximately 400 kilometers. The next space shuttle mission to the space station is currently expected to take place next month and includes the installation of the scientific Columbus Laboratory.

Shelf Cloud Over Saskatchewan

Credit: Jeff Kerr

Perhaps it’s time to go inside. Such thoughts might occur to people witnessing the approach of an impressive shelf cloud. Shelf clouds are typically seen leading thunderstorms, although they may precede any well defined front of relatively cold air. Shelf clouds differ from roll clouds because shelf clouds are attached to a larger cloud system lurking above. Similarly, shelf clouds differ from wall clouds because wall clouds typically trail storm systems. The above pictured shelf cloud was photographed toward the southwest during a trip crossing the prairies of Saskatchewan, Canada on the Trans-Canada Highway in 2001 August. A rising Sun illuminated the impressive cloud from the east as it advanced from the west.

Mercury’s Horizon from MESSENGER

Credit: MESSENGER Teams, JHU APL, NASA

What would it look like to fly past Mercury? Just such an adventure was experienced last week by the MESSENGER spacecraft during its first flyby of the strange moon-like world nearest the Sun. Pictured above is the limb of Mercury seen by MESSENGER upon approach, from about 1 1/2 Earth diameters away. Visible on the hot and barren planet are many craters, many appeared to be more shallow than similarly sized craters on the Moon. The comparatively high gravity of Mercury helps flatten tall structures like high crater walls. MESSENGER was able to take over 1,000 images of Mercury which will be beamed back to Earth for planetary geologists to study. The robotic MESSENGER spacecraft is scheduled to fly past Mercury twice more before firing its thrusters to enter orbit in 2011.

Comet McNaught Over Chile

Credit & Copyright: Stéphane Guisard

Comet McNaught was perhaps the most photogenic comet of our time. After making quite a show in the northern hemisphere in early January, the comet moved south and developed a long and unusual dust tail that dazzled southern hemisphere observers. In this image, Comet McNaught was captured one year ago above Chile. The bright comet dominates on the left while part of its magnificent tail spreads across the entire picture. From this vantage point in the Andes Mountains, one looks up toward Comet McNaught and a magnificent sky, across at a crescent moon, and down on clouds, atmospheric haze, and the city lights of Santiago. Comet McNaught has glided into the outer Solar System and is now only visible as a speck in a large telescope. The other spectacular comet of 2007, Comet Holmes, has also faded from easy view.

Starry Night Castle

Credit & Copyright: P-M Hedén

The tantalizing Pleiades star cluster seems to lie just beyond the trees above a dark castle tower in this dramatic view of The World at Night. Recorded earlier this month, the starry sky also features bright star Aldebaran below the Pleiades and a small, faint, fuzzy cloud otherwise known as Comet Holmes near picture center at the top of the field. Starry Night Castle might be an appropriate name for the medieval castle ruin in the foreground. But its traditional name is Mörby Castle, found north of Stockholm, near lake Skedviken in Norrtälje, Sweden.