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Submission + - Astronomer Photographs Meteor Thru Telescope (mikesastrophotos.com) 1

Matt Rogers writes: "Amateur astronomer Mike Hankey may be the first person on earth to take a picture of a fireball meteor thru a telescope. The picture has been confirmed authentic by numerous professional astronomers and asteroid hunters. This picture could possibly be the first of its kind. Taking a picture of a meteor is a very difficult thing to do, taking a picture of a meteor thru a telescope is near impossible. The hunt is on in southern PA for the meteorites that broke away from this space rock. Using Hankey's picture as well as security tape meteorite hunters have been able to narrow down the crash site to a smaller area. Even with the trajectory roughly determined, professional meteorite hunters think finding these meteorites may be near impossible. However if they are found they will be immensely valuable and could be very large."

Comment Re:So what keeps the globular clusters alive? (Score 2, Informative) 221

1st m94 is a galaxy at a distance of 15-33 mio ly not a globular cluster 2nd) globular cluster form sperical halos around the galaxies at distances several times the diameter of the host galaxy 3rd you are right, m94 is definitely out of the plane of the milky way, so at least your post is not total nonsense

Comment Re:Now what about (Score 1) 602

I do not know about the estranged lover but I am sure that most people working for SEC hope to one day get an overpaid job in one of those investment firms, banks,... they should control right now. Why alienate a possible future employer?
The same holds true for those 2-3 rating firms. Rating those that pay you. What a joke.
But I guess some things will never change, back to business as usual.

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