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kewl pictureA Good Friend Would Come And Bail You Out Of Jail..
But A Real Friend Would Be Sitting Next to You, Saying:
"Damn.. That Was Fun."
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Red Rose
Red Rose..
A Good Friend Would Come And Bail You Out Of Jail..
But A Real Friend Would Be Sitting Next to You, Saying:
"Damn.. That Was Fun."
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Dayum! These are so niceComment
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wow thats prettyComment
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Re: Red Rose
Originally posted by FrostyBo||ox
thata is really coolComment
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baba ey val kheili bahal boodanComment
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volek bahali ke bahal mibini =)Originally posted by CopA Good Friend Would Come And Bail You Out Of Jail..
But A Real Friend Would Be Sitting Next to You, Saying:
"Damn.. That Was Fun."
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damn. very cooooool.Comment
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The planet, known as an exoplanet, is five times bigger and 10 times hotter than the biggest planet in our solar system, Jupiter.
The photograph was taken last year by astronomers working with the Very Large Telescope at Mount Paranaol in Chile, the French National Scientific Research Centre (CNRS) and the European Southern Observatory (ESO) said.
The exoplanet orbits a young brown dwarf star -- a star of low mass, low luminosity and relatively low temperature. Brown dwarf stars are hard to distinguish from planets.
They had earlier said they detected an object 230 lightyears from the Earth close to a brown dwarf, but giving off 100 times less light than it. Scientists were unable to say whether the object was itself a brown dwarf, or a celestial body meeting the criteria of an exoplanet and orbiting its neighbour.
But observations earlier this year confirmed that the object is indeed an exoplanet, the first ever to be photographed, the proof lying in its movement over a year relative to the brown dwarf.
In fact since 1995 the presence of about 150 exoplanets orbiting stars similar to the solar system's sun have been detected. But in every case but one their existence has been deduced from analysis of the light given off by the star which provides evidence of the presence of the planets.
The exoplanet is twice as far from its sun as Neptune is from the Earth's sun and its orbit takes 2,500 years.
The same team has identified another object in a different constellation in the area of a young star which is at the limit of the defintion of an exoplanet.
A full account of the findings will be published shortly in the European review Astronomy and Astrophysics.Last edited by Rasputin; 11-19-2005, 04:53 AM.Comment
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