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Sunday prayer : Entry for 31 August 2008
Sun, 31 Aug 2008 12:26:53 GMTthis sunday we pray for peace and happyness around the world
we hope for an end to desasters and food shortages
amen
holiday : Entry for 28 August 2008
Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:12:35 GMTgoing on holiday to normondy !
hope it goes well , angel
sometimes life is fun and the sun shines like it is doing here in france
Love and Chaos, Creator : Entry for 22 August 2008
Fri, 22 Aug 2008 21:02:44 GMTChaos and the Cosmosechaos is the mother the creator wizard the fatherthe love between them made the cosmoseshe the creative force bound out accrose the universethe imaginitive creator bound these holy fluides into shapeand thus all things where made between the 2 loversall hail chaossunday prayer : Entry for 17 August 2008
Sun, 17 Aug 2008 19:44:51 GMTlo lord of light
cometh and make the world a better place
cheers me
come oh lord of the forest
, bless the fields the grassed and all animals in your fold
thanks
http://www.esa.int a great source of space science : Entry for 16 August 2008
Sat, 16 Aug 2008 18:29:21 GMT
Rosetta starts tracking asteroid Steins
Asteroid (2867) Steins - artist's impression
4 August 2008
Heading toward its first target-asteroid, (2867) Steins, ESA's Rosetta spacecraft has started using its cameras to visually track the asteroid and eventually determine its orbit with more accuracy.
Rosetta started the optical navigation campaign on 4 August 2008, at a distance of about 24 million km from Steins; the campaign will continue until 4 September, when the spacecraft will be approximately 950 000 km from the asteroid."The orbit of Steins, with which Rosetta will rendezvous on 5 September, closing to a distance of 800 km, is only known thanks to ground observations, but not yet with the accuracy we would like for the close fly-by, " said Gerhard Schwehm, Rosetta Mission Manager based at ESA's European Space Astronomy Centre (ESAC), near Madrid, Spain.
http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMF0B8N9JF_index_0.htmlfrom http://www.esa.int
Mars Exploration : Entry for 11 August 2008
Mon, 11 Aug 2008 18:46:52 GMT
Space age transforms our knowledge about Mars
Mosaic of the Valles Marineris hemisphere of Mars
Mars has always held a fascination for us Earthlings. It is our immediate neighbour out from the Sun and the outermost of the hard, rocky terrestrial planets before the asteroid belt and the gas giants, such as Jupiter and Saturn. Since the first telescope observations of Mars in the early 1600s, we have suspected that it is more Earth-like than any other planet.
Our desire to know it better has been driven by our need to learn more about our own planet and its place in the solar system and by our fertile imaginations. Is Mars inhabited? Could it be a home for mankind in some distant future?These and other questions have spurred scientists and engineers to meet the enormous challenge of sending a mission to Mars. A Mars-bound spacecraft must survive a six-month journey, approach Mars from just the right angle and at the right velocity to enter orbit, and then work well enough to return valuable observations. Some missions have failed, but the successes have more than repaid the effort and risk.
It is hard to believe, for example, that just 40 years ago, some serious observers still thought thick vegetation grew on Mars. That myth was finally dispelled only in the late 1960s when NASA's Mariner 6 and 7 spacecraft flew past the planet and sent back images of a barren, but fascinating, landscape. Since then, our knowledge about Mars has grown dramatically with every subsequent visit by a successful space mission. Just two or three decades of space-based observation have produced more information and knowledge than earlier astronomers with Earth-bound telescopes could have imagined.
Our Solar Systemthoughts : Entry for 07 August 2008
Thu, 07 Aug 2008 20:57:29 GMTthinking thinking puting 2 minutes thought into a post
2 seconds :
anyway , any train animation
4 seconds :
jerky old flicks as in comics etc
6 seconds :
tarantulers are rather big
8 seconds :
smoking kills ( glanced at the packet )
16 seconds :
trains going verry fast round the ifel tower , all part of the age of steel...
if it wasent for that we would all be living in huts
25 seconds :
id like to go on the orient express
30 seconds :
its raining today , feeling cold while warm , "scratches face"
put 30 seconds into meditation : 60 seconds
eyes closed out in the darkness god its so lovly to hear and feel the wind , water driping off trees and buildings.. will go out again.
80 seconds :
null and thought cannal was what i thought
90 seconds : + some 60 while typing
reminds me of a book i read liber null and psychonaut a good magic book in all one of my finestto discuss this book i would say first it is about Chaos Mystisysm or magic and is full of stories about strange gods magic and mysterius thought processess that go into casting spells, getting in touch with your inner self and the gods you chose to believe in , its a choice remember
end
2 minutes of thought Entry for 05 August 2008
Tue, 05 Aug 2008 19:04:37 GMTpoems ... ponder 2 minutes
Well this is 30 seconds : thoughts
Love is the life of ancestry
Without love ancestors would be gone gone gone...
Through memory comes living force, bringing all into being
This is at 45 seconds :
To be missed is to be loved truely in life.
at 60 seconds
Animus is the food of the bodies energy system aswell as sustaning the soul
1 minute 20 seconds
While hassle bring pain a life without hassle is a life of hell.
1 minute 50 seconds
on a train is a tiger zooming tiger pasenger a boy with a terbin and a hart like a fleeting sparrow cast in speed with no end to the jerny in mind,
2 minutes
poem :
But to dream to dreams end,
To see to spend,
To ernings lend,
With spirit steel bend
RS (C)
sunday message : Entry for 03 August 2008
Sun, 03 Aug 2008 13:34:19 GMToh lord receave us in your grace with a smile and good companyEntry for 31 July 2008
Thu, 31 Jul 2008 19:07:39 GMT
Phobosthe story : http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEM5H48N9JF_index_0.html
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