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Comets Does the Earth Owe its Atmosphere to Ancient Comets?

Does the Earth Owe its Atmosphere to Ancient Comets? »

Does the Earth Owe its Atmosphere to Ancient Comets? by beconrad The fortuitous combination of atmospheric gases that may life as we know it possible may have a decidedly extraterrestrial origin, stemming not from the actions of...

March 1 2010 / No comment / Read More »
NASA’s EPOXI Probe: Deep Impact Is Reborn

NASA’s EPOXI Probe: Deep Impact Is Reborn »

This is another one of our articles about the new things we’re learning regarding comets.  It’s also about the amazing ingenuity of the folks at NASA, who have taken the “faster, better, cheaper” ethic to...

February 8 2010 / No comment / Read More »
Rosetta Probe Has Encounters With Two Asteroids, Then Moves on to a Comet Rendezvous

Rosetta Probe Has Encounters With Two Asteroids, Then Moves on to a Comet Rendezvous »

This is the third in our three-part series about the recent successes of the European Space Agency in the exploration of the solar system. In the last two articles, we looked at the Mars...

February 1 2010 / No comment / Read More »
Two New Objects Identified in the Night Sky

Two New Objects Identified in the Night Sky »

Asteroid detection and study has been ongoing for a number of years and is considered an important part of astronomical research. The potential for a collision event to occur has been recognized as a possibility...

January 30 2010 / 2 comments / Read More »
2012

Killer Comets »

Killer Comets

Our 2012 prediction is based on a comet or possibly a group of comets hitting earth. This prediction was pulled directly from the Bible...

Nov 24 2009 / 752 comments / Read More »

Bible Codes – Videos »

Bible Codes – Videos

The Bible Codes clearly state: 2012 Comet How did these codes get into the Bible? Most people feel that God himself inserted these...

Dec 21 2007 / 66 comments / Read More »

Atlantis – Videos »

Atlantis – Videos

Atlantis was a society that disappeared thousands of years ago. Edgar Cayce has stated that it now rests at the bottom of the sea...

Dec 21 2007 / 28 comments / Read More »

End of the World – Videos »

End of the World – Videos

This is a collection of “End of The World” videos that we’ve collected over time. The earth has been described as a shooting gallery!...

Dec 21 2007 / 119 comments / Read More »

Google Sky »

Google Sky

This has been an issue since at least 2007. For whatever reason the company that provides space images for Google Sky has one...

Dec 21 2007 / 6 comments / Read More »

Mayans – Videos »

Mayans – Videos

Why does the Mayan Calendar End on December 21, 2012?? According to the legend a tall white man who came from the sea provided...

Dec 21 2007 / 81 comments / Read More »

Nibiru – Videos »

Nibiru – Videos

Nibiru has been described by the ancients as a comet like planet that returns about every 4000 years. This return date is now expected...

Dec 21 2007 / 83 comments / Read More »
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Astronomy

A Tale of Two Missions: Phoenix Lander »

A Tale of Two Missions: Phoenix Lander

This is part two in our feature, A Tale of Two Missions, looking at the 2001 Mars Odyssey satellite and the Phoenix lander.  As we saw in part one, these missions were planned to complement each other, with Odyssey spotting the landing site for Phoenix,...

Mar 20 2010 / No comment / Read More »

A Tale of Two Missions: Mars Odyssey satellite »

A Tale of Two Missions: Mars Odyssey satellite

The exploration of Mars by unmanned satellites and landers is proceeding at a brisk pace. Over the last few years, several impressive pieces of hardware have been sent to Mars, and the science that they are sending us is filling in many of the...

Mar 17 2010 / No comment / Read More »

NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope Has Found Five Exoplanets in the First Year of Its Mission »

NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope Has Found Five Exoplanets in the First Year of Its Mission

NASA’s Kepler space telescope just had its first birthday.  Launched on March 6, 2009, this satellite is the first telescope capable of detecting planets as small as Earth orbiting other stars.  While it hasn’t found any of those yet, its first year was not without...

Mar 11 2010 / No comment / Read More »

India’s Chandrayaan-1 Is Adding to Our Understanding of the Moon »

India’s Chandrayaan-1 Is Adding to Our Understanding of the Moon

There was a time when the words “space exploration” could only mean one thing: the highly competitive, secretive space race between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. They were the only powers that were really doing anything in space, and their efforts were tangled...

Mar 9 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Mission Is Planned to Observe Jupiter and Four of Its Moons (Part Two) »

Mission Is Planned to Observe Jupiter and Four of Its Moons (Part Two)

This is part two in our examination of the Jupiter mission that is being planned by the European Space Agency and NASA, with collaboration from Japan’s JAXA.  The mission, which is called the Europa-Jupiter System Mission in the U.S. and the LaPlace Mission in Europe,...

Mar 6 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Mission Is Planned to Observe Jupiter and Four of Its Moons »

Mission Is Planned to Observe Jupiter and Four of Its Moons

A huge, multi-national mission to investigate Jupiter and four of its moons is now in its planning stages, and is tentatively planned for a launch in 2020.  The project, which is called the Europa Jupiter System Mission (EJSM) in the U.S. and the LaPlace Mission...

Mar 2 2010 / No comment / Read More »
Religion

Gambling and the Christian (A Christian Perspective) »

Gambling and the Christian (A Christian Perspective)Gambling has affected practically every culture in our present world. In establishments where lottery tickets are sold, we can observe people scrambling to buy  the...

Dec 14 2009 / 1 comment / Read More »

The Purpose of Romans »

The Purpose of RomansOn the surface, the book of Romans seems to be free of conflict.  There is no doubt that Romans was written by the apostle Paul...

Dec 14 2009 / 3 comments / Read More »

Science and Religion Don’t Have to Disagree »

Science and Religion Don’t Have to DisagreeSince the dawn of our species, we have searched for ways of understanding the universe around us.  There have always been two major ways of...

Dec 11 2009 / 2 comments / Read More »

Debunking Zeitgeist »

Debunking ZeitgeistZeitgeist is a film that is currently creating something of a stir across the internet in the same vein as Loose Change, a documentary that...

Dec 11 2009 / 8 comments / Read More »

Is It Cruel to Convince a Christian That God Doesn’t Exist? »

Is It Cruel to Convince a Christian That God Doesn’t Exist?Here in the United States and in western Europe there is quite a lot of fierce debate between Christians and Atheists, with the former consistently...

Dec 11 2009 / 10 comments / Read More »

WHAT IF GOD WAS A SPACE MAN »

WHAT IF GOD WAS A SPACE MANJust wanted some input from others and your opinion if god is a space traveler would you still regard him as god?..what if Jesus was...

Jun 9 2009 / Comments Off / Read More »
Universe Videos Time Travel – Videos

Time Travel – Videos

This is our exciting video collection on Time Travel. Einstein was convinced that time travel was possible. This set of videos also covers the Philadelphia Experiment. This is believed to be a true...

Dec 21, 2007 / More »
Asteroids Rosetta Probe Has Encounters With Two Asteroids, Then Moves on to a Comet Rendezvous

Rosetta Probe Has Encounters With Two Asteroids, Then Moves on to a Comet Rendezvous

This is the third in our three-part series about the recent successes of the European Space Agency in the exploration of the solar system. In the last two articles, we looked at...

Feb 1, 2010 / More »
Mercury Exploration of Mercury Will Continue With the Bepicolombo Probe

Exploration of Mercury Will Continue With the Bepicolombo Probe

This is our second article about the exploration of Mercury.  In the first, we looked at NASA’s MESSENGER probe, which will go into orbit around Mercury in 2011, and is already returning useful...

Feb 24, 2010 / More »
Venus Solar Sailing Comes of Age With IKAROS and Lightsail I

Solar Sailing Comes of Age With IKAROS and Lightsail I

This is an article about lightsails, an idea that has been around for a long time, and is now approaching reality.  Both the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency and America’s Planetary Society have plans...

Feb 16, 2010 / More »
Meteor Showers The Annual Winter Meteor Shower: Geminids

The Annual Winter Meteor Shower: Geminids

Every winter around the middle of December one of the most spectacular meteor showers of the year occurs like clockwork. It is known as the Geminids meteor shower and it begins on December...

Nov 16, 2009 / More »
Comets Does the Earth Owe its Atmosphere to Ancient Comets?

Does the Earth Owe its Atmosphere to Ancient Comets?

Does the Earth Owe its Atmosphere to Ancient Comets? by beconrad The fortuitous combination of atmospheric gases that may life as we know it possible may have a decidedly extraterrestrial origin, stemming not from the...

Mar 1, 2010 / More »
Saturn NASA’s New Horizons Probe Is Approaching the Outer Solar System

NASA’s New Horizons Probe Is Approaching the Outer Solar System

NASA’s New Horizons probe is en route for the outer solar system.  After scoring a spectacular flyby of Jupiter and its moons in 2007, the craft is now heading for Pluto  and beyond. ...

Dec 20, 2009 / More »
Planets A Tale of Two Missions: Phoenix Lander

A Tale of Two Missions: Phoenix Lander

This is part two in our feature, A Tale of Two Missions, looking at the 2001 Mars Odyssey satellite and the Phoenix lander.  As we saw in part one, these missions were planned...

Mar 20, 2010 / More »

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