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John J. reacted to MonkeeSage's post in the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray] with
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Yes, and I am used to seeing examples of them as light streaks as well, but the reason for being dark here was actually explained in the email from Justin Maki to @Ann K 's daughter a bit up thread in comment #46 In this particular case the... -
John J. reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray] with
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Email from Justin Maki, forwarded to me by Linda Kah. Justin is the engineering camera lead for the Mars Science Laboratory mission and a member of the MSL Science Camera Team. Hi Linda – That is a textbook cosmic ray! In this particular case... -
John J. reacted to Giddierone's post in the thread Photos of Clouds and Skies (That you took yourself) with Like.
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JMartJr replied to the thread Mystery lights on Swedish wildlife video (light on spiderweb?).Yep. An interesting thought. A kite is an unpowered tethered aerodyne, in the short form. With a ballooning spider, I suppose we have a tether running up from the pilot/anchor to the... well, to the nothing. The tether is also the aerodyne... -
JMartJr reacted to MonkeeSage's post in the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray] with
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Yes, and I am used to seeing examples of them as light streaks as well, but the reason for being dark here was actually explained in the email from Justin Maki to @Ann K 's daughter a bit up thread in comment #46 In this particular case the... -
psikiwi replied to the thread Caplan book contains photo from The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)."Sheesh!" indeed. Where's the facepalm emoji? -
Mauro replied to the thread TFTRH #26: UFO Jesus.Evidence does not work that way. Every time a purported 'UFO' stays unidentified it adds exactly zero to the probability of UFOs existing (or not existing): it's just 'no data'. While everytime a purported UFO evidence is shown to be mundane this... -
Sorry, didn't mean to accuse you; I was just quoting your paraphrase. But I see you've scored that a 2, so apparently you think there has been some evidence. I haven't seen any worth taking seriously.
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Mauro reacted to Kota Sanders's post in the thread Synchronicity - What's your experience of it? with Like.
This morning as I got my daughter ready for school she asked me about how you can tell if milk goes bad. The last thing I said to her as i started walking back to my bedroom was "It stinks and gets clumpy" i opened my door and the second I...
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purpleivan reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Mystery lights on Swedish wildlife video (light on spiderweb?) with Like.
It takes only the slightest breath of air to float a cobweb. -
Alien Chess Fiend reacted to Giddierone's post in the thread Photos of Clouds and Skies (That you took yourself) with Like.
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FatPhil reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray] with Like.
Email from Justin Maki, forwarded to me by Linda Kah. Justin is the engineering camera lead for the Mars Science Laboratory mission and a member of the MSL Science Camera Team. Hi Linda – That is a textbook cosmic ray! In this particular case... -
FatPhil reacted to MonkeeSage's post in the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray] with Like.
Another cosmic ray example similar to the original image. https://mars.nasa.gov/raw_images/1396285/?site=msl
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FatPhil reacted to MonkeeSage's post in the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray] with Like.
Yes, and I am used to seeing examples of them as light streaks as well, but the reason for being dark here was actually explained in the email from Justin Maki to @Ann K 's daughter a bit up thread in comment #46 In this particular case the...
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Sorry, didn't mean to accuse you; I was just quoting your paraphrase. But I see you've scored that a 2, so apparently you think there has been some evidence. I haven't seen any worth taking seriously.
