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March 12, 2007: When scientists announce they're about to calibrate their instruments, science writers normally put away their pens. It's hard to write a good story about calibration. This may be the exception.
On Feb. 25, 2007, NASA scientists were calibrating some cameras aboard the STEREO-B spacecraft and they pointed the instruments at the sun. Here is what they saw:
The rest of the story, including an awesome video of the event, can be found
HERE.
On Feb. 25, 2007, NASA scientists were calibrating some cameras aboard the STEREO-B spacecraft and they pointed the instruments at the sun. Here is what they saw:
The rest of the story, including an awesome video of the event, can be found
HERE.
Wow! Ya think those big-huge gaping yellow-hot cavities emitting cosmic rays by the trillions could have anything to do with "global warming"?
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Pretty spectacular any which way you look at it.
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