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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-07-26

  • July 26th, 2009
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  • RT @astronomynews: Universe Today: On Apollo 11's 40th, Astronauts Reflect on Space Program http://tinyurl.com/lvc43z #
  • RT @vimtips g< CTRL-G > to see details about the file, such as how many words are in it, or how many bytes it is. http://is.gd/9cYj #
  • Retweeting @Discovery: If you missed Adam and Jamie on CNN this morning re: the moon hoax episode: http://bit.ly/XMVnA #
  • Mmm, veggie tray lunch. NOM! No meat, but… still good. #
  • Heh, MythBusters=WaxBusters: @grantimahara: Today's after-lunch activity: collecting the earwax of everyone on the crew. Yum! #
  • Blew 15-25 minutes this morning arguing on phone, trying to activate replacement credit card and stop them from adding services I din't want #
  • Something needs to be done about CC companies trying to force expensive services on you! I had to threaten to cancel the whole account! #
  • Retweeting @StephenColbert: Math may be the language of the Devil, but statistics proves that reality really is what you make it. #
  • Retweeting @Explosm: New comic: 07.21.2009 http://bit.ly/lV58k #
  • RT @astronomynews: Astronomy Today: What if the Apollo 11 crew hadn’t returned safely? Posted: http://tinyurl.com/ass3nx #
  • Universe Today: Thirty-Meter Telescope Headed for Mauna Kea: http://tinyurl.com/kj7otm – Ushering in the age of the giants. #
  • Retweeting @astronomynews: CosmicLog: See the eclipse on the Web http://tinyurl.com/qqe3ah Full http://tinyurl.com/ma3bml #
  • You can see the approach of the total solar eclipse from China right now using Stellarium…. http://stellarium.org/ #
  • Probable good place to see the eclipse streaming live in less than an hour will be; http://www.live-eclipse.org/english.html #
  • I hate to do the emofag thing but, seriously – that's what I'm sayin' RT: @shanemielke: Dear Today, I'm just not that into you. ~ Shane #
  • RT @EBMRadio: Now, it's time for a rundown of goodies from @adifferentdrum – Synthpop time! : http://is.gd/1HVYL or http://is.gd/1HVZz #
  • http://bit.ly/Nb7l3 #
  • Yeah, the closest runner up on annoyance scale to the del taco guy; RT @spice_guy: Another celebrity bites the dust. RIP http://bit.ly/8o2YT #
  • Retweeting @ICHCheezburger: #LOLcat Grumpage alert level raised from “meh” to “hmph!” http://bit.ly/18S5JC #
  • RT @Rigginglizard @EBMRadio which is why I don't listen to standard broadcast radio. EBMRadio rocks. #
  • *RETIRED* Some people just can't help that they were born with a lack of oxygen. http://twitpic.com/b9t6p #
  • *cough* http://twitpic.com/b9w3d #
  • Retweeting @DHradio: If you like commercial radio then don't listen to us…. http://www.darkhorizonsradio.com/ or http://www.ebm-radio.com/ #
  • Wooohoo! Time 4 @2Advanced party! GRATS! RT @Tokioguy: Welcome to the world… Kensei Sora Novak. He's 8 lbs 13 oz. And 20 inches #
  • #followfriday tiem? @spice_guy @Kitt69 @DHradio @napalmkristi @systemsyn @MetropolisRec @_caustic_ @Discovery @smokinronnie @astronomynews in reply to spice_guy #
  • plus more #followfriday = @donttrythis @grantimahara @ProfBrianCox @Food2 @Joey_Fashion @apod @NathanFillion @SmokeInDaEye @BadAstronomer #
  • …So many great tweeters… #followfriday = @BBQAddictsJason @_BABYLAND_ @artoffact @synnack @hazzart @ObscenityTrial @SebastianKomor in reply to BBQAddictsJason #
  • Retweeting @tshirthell: Just watched G-Force. Wait for the DVD. Or you can denounce God now. #tshirthell 3 random ppl who RT win free shirts #
  • DLKS: http://twitpic.com/bhbq3 Retweeting @progressiveone: Beautiful Mayan crop circle http://bit.ly/2H9lqz #
  • Photoshop Friday WIN – Fictional Animals: http://bit.ly/2gKeW0 #
  • Sucks, but damn. *STOOPID* RT @spice_guy: nother surfer died @ the Wedge. Heard the sirens goin' by. RIP.http://tinyurl.com/mzurw4 #
  • warning to ppl thinking about coming down to newport… traffic has been insane – unlike ever seen in many years… #
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NASA IOTD

Remnant of a Supernova

 
Vital clues about the devastating ends to the lives of massive stars can be found by studying the aftermath of their explosions. In its more than twelve years of science operations, NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has studied many of these supernova remnants sprinkled across the galaxy. The latest example of this important investigation is Chandra's new image of the supernova remnant known as G350.1-0.3. This stellar debris field is located some 14,700 light years from the Earth toward the center of the Milky Way. Evidence from Chandra and from ESA's XMM-Newton telescope suggest that a compact object within G350.1+0.3 may be the dense core of the star that exploded. The position of this likely neutron star, seen by the arrow pointing to "neutron star" in the inset image, is well away from the center of the X-ray emission. If the supernova explosion occurred near the center of the X-ray emission then the neutron star must have received a powerful kick in the supernova explosion. Data suggest this supernova remnant, as it appears in the image, is 600 and 1,200 years old. If the estimated location of the explosion is correct, this means the neutron star has been moving at a speed of at least 3 million miles per hour since the explosion. Another intriguing aspect of G350.1-0.3 is its unusual shape. Many supernova remnants are nearly circular, but G350.1-0.3 is strikingly asymmetrical as seen in the Chandra data in this image (gold). Infrared data from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope (light blue) also trace the morphology found by Chandra. Astronomers think that this bizarre shape is due to stellar debris field expanding into a nearby cloud of cold molecular gas. The age of 600-1,200 years puts the explosion that created G350.1-0.3 in the same time frame as other famous supernovas that formed the Crab and SN 1006 supernova remnants. However, it is unlikely that anyone on Earth would have seen the explosion because of the obscuring gas and dust that lies along our line of sight to the remnant. These results appeared in the April 10, 2011 issue of The Astrophysical Journal. Image Credits: X-ray: NASA/CXC/SAO/I. Lovchinsky et al; IR: NASA/JPL-Caltech
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