Thought I would do a piece on this blog about space and our solar system. No real reason other than just that I like space and astronomy.

Oh, and don’t you dare tell me Pluto is no longer a planet!

SUN

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Want to know where one of the best technology and science website is?

Popular Science better know as Popsci has been a website that I’ve had bookmarked for many years and has been a dependable and reliable source of information when searching for the latest science and technology news.

Not only can you read about amazing new discoveries but also the photos provided give Popsci a leading edge over so many similar websites.

Popular Science has a magazine publication as well, which I’m sure you’ve already seen at the news agencies.

Popular Science has been a leading source of science and technology news since its inception way back in 1872. Yes that right 1872.
The Australian edition of Popular Science magazine and popsci.com.au launched on 24th September 2008. Popsci aims to be your first stop for what’s new and what’s next.

As a subscriber to the Popsci website I receive the occasional emails updating me about the latest developments and their website is always fresh with new material.

The highly recommended website Popsci, you will love it.

Check it out:
http://www.popsci.com.au

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Science Daily is the answer to every science curiosity because unlike other websites Science Daily is exactly that, daily. Updated to the highest standards with relevant categorized subjects that will satisfy any science buff.

With subjects ranging from space, time, fossils, ruins, computers, maths, matter, energy, earth, climate, plants, animals, mind, brain, health and medicine and the list goes on and on, Science Daily delivers ever aspect and subject relevant to science every single day.

Science Daily is an incredible wealth of information and comes to you highly recommended.

Check it out:

http://www.sciencedaily.com

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I’m fascinated by space and astronomy and can never quite wrap my head around how huge some stars are in the universe.

Youtube has dozens of great videos showing size comparisons of stars and other great stuff and when I recently found this video I thought where else to share what I like than this blog, so here it is, no much of an introduction required, the video speaks for itself, really just like the song more than the video, only wish it went longer.

By the way the great song playing in the background is a song from the movie The Matrix called Navras.

The biggest star known to man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I34FNr_peUk

Buy the song from this video called Navras here:

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Dr Ronald Mallett’s claims theory of time travel based on Einstein’s theory of relativity can be achieved by circulating a laser beam of light and twisting empty space, then passing through space sub atomic particles with embedded messages, which will result in being able to send small message into the past or future.

Dr Ronald Mallett’s work has been taken so seriously that the US government has investing a huge amount of money to help fund the professors work.

We will not be able to send a human through time and space yet, but sub atomic particles will be sent when the machine that Dr Mallett is trying to build is finally switched on and working to its proper capacity. It is also believed that when the machine is first turned on that messages will start coming through to them straight away because the people doing the experiment that are in the future will know exactly when themselves turn on the machine in the past. Hope I’m not confusing you.

Youtube has dozens of video about Dr Ronald Mallett and his work and are very interesting and extremely important.

If you like science and the subject of time travel then I highly recommend looking into the man who I believe will contribute one of the biggest breakthroughs in history.
Check these video’s out

CNN: Dr. Ronald Mallett’s Time Travel Machine

Time Travel: Einstein’s big idea (Theory of Relativity)

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