Жизнь на Титане, возможно, уже обнаружена
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news@e1.ru

11:06, 26.07.2005
По мнению ученых, собранная в январе 2005 года зондом "Гюйгенс" информация о Титане может содержать весомые свидетельства в пользу наличия жизни на Титане в наши дни.
Оригинал статьи
Оригинал статьи
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Тень Короля
11:12, 26.07.2005
Хорошая новость, всё таки есть место загадочному и романтическому в нашей жизни….
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Тень Короля
11:25, 26.07.2005
Отправим ЧАМа и ЭЭРа жить туда.
им там плохо будет, бедняжечкам...
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Bal-Sagoth
11:38, 26.07.2005
им там плохо будет, бедняжечкам...
..и это хорошо!
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Секстант
12:38, 26.07.2005
Лучше отправить туда Викентия – пусть обращаеть в веру титанят
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Секстант
12:59, 26.07.2005
Кого, Викентия и веру ? ;-)
13:00, 26.07.2005
Кого, Викентия и веру ?
Разумных жителей Титана.
хотя бы
ЧАМа и ЭЭРа
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Nansy
13:14, 26.07.2005
Отправим ЧАМа и ЭЭРа жить туда.
Без женщин что ли? Они же тогда испортятся до конца!
13:21, 26.07.2005
Без женщин что ли? Они же тогда испортятся до конца!
Заслуженная пожизненная ссылка.
Билет в один конец.
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Шарль Латэн (ограничение 16+)

15:03, 26.07.2005
Кому? Жителя Титана?
им там плохо будет, бедняжечкам...
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Bal-Sagoth
15:07, 26.07.2005
Лучше отправить туда Викентия – пусть обращаеть в веру титанят
Если найдут их.
Викентий курнет и найдет. И обратит.
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Baшу Maть

07:50, 27.07.2005
Да что там титан - вчера собитие произошло:
http://esamultimedia.esa.int/images/Shuttle/shuttl...
ESA Director General congratulates NASA Administrator on successful Shuttle launch
26 July 2005
ESA PR 37-2005. Following today's successful launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, ESA Director General Jean-Jacques Dordain said: ”The Space Shuttle is again flying high. Congratulations to the NASA Administrator and to all his staff and contractors who have contributed to this success. The Shuttle is a fundamental tool for assembling and servicing the International Space Station, in which Europe is a partner together with the United States, Russia, Japan and Canada. Columbia was our tragedy, this flight is our success.”
STS-114 Discovery lifted off at 16:39 CEST en route for the International Space Station. This 12-day mission is the first since the tragic loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia crew on 1 February 2003.
NASA engineers have worked relentlessly through a troubleshooting plan to address an issue with a liquid hydrogen low-level fuel sensor circuit. The sensor circuit failed a routine pre-launch check during the countdown on 13 July, delaying Discovery's first launch attempt.
Jean-Jacques Dordain added: “The Shuttle will extend the research capabilities of the International Space Station in the near future. We can now discuss the continuation of its assembly and exploitation on solid grounds. The next Shuttle flight to the ISS will have onboard ESA astronaut Thomas Reiter on a long-duration mission, with Christer Fuglesang set to follow in 2006 on an assembly mission”.
On the STS-114 mission, the seven-person Shuttle crew will be delivering several tonnes of supplies for use by the Expedition 11 crew currently onboard the Space Station: Sergei Krikalev and John Phillips. The pressurised cargo is being transported in Discovery’s cargo bay by one of the European-built Multi-Purpose Logistics Modules (Raffaello) developed for NASA by the Italian Space Agency. On arrival, the MPLM will be attached to the Space Station's Unity node, while the crew transfers the supplies onboard. Raffaello will then be returned to ground in the Shuttle’s cargo bay.
Discovery is due to dock with the ISS on 28 July at 13:16 CEST, returning to Earth on 7 August at 11:54.
For further information, please contact:
ESA Media Relations Division, Paris
Phone: + 33 1 5369 7155
http://esamultimedia.esa.int/images/Shuttle/shuttl...
ESA Director General congratulates NASA Administrator on successful Shuttle launch
26 July 2005
ESA PR 37-2005. Following today's successful launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, ESA Director General Jean-Jacques Dordain said: ”The Space Shuttle is again flying high. Congratulations to the NASA Administrator and to all his staff and contractors who have contributed to this success. The Shuttle is a fundamental tool for assembling and servicing the International Space Station, in which Europe is a partner together with the United States, Russia, Japan and Canada. Columbia was our tragedy, this flight is our success.”
STS-114 Discovery lifted off at 16:39 CEST en route for the International Space Station. This 12-day mission is the first since the tragic loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia crew on 1 February 2003.
NASA engineers have worked relentlessly through a troubleshooting plan to address an issue with a liquid hydrogen low-level fuel sensor circuit. The sensor circuit failed a routine pre-launch check during the countdown on 13 July, delaying Discovery's first launch attempt.
Jean-Jacques Dordain added: “The Shuttle will extend the research capabilities of the International Space Station in the near future. We can now discuss the continuation of its assembly and exploitation on solid grounds. The next Shuttle flight to the ISS will have onboard ESA astronaut Thomas Reiter on a long-duration mission, with Christer Fuglesang set to follow in 2006 on an assembly mission”.
On the STS-114 mission, the seven-person Shuttle crew will be delivering several tonnes of supplies for use by the Expedition 11 crew currently onboard the Space Station: Sergei Krikalev and John Phillips. The pressurised cargo is being transported in Discovery’s cargo bay by one of the European-built Multi-Purpose Logistics Modules (Raffaello) developed for NASA by the Italian Space Agency. On arrival, the MPLM will be attached to the Space Station's Unity node, while the crew transfers the supplies onboard. Raffaello will then be returned to ground in the Shuttle’s cargo bay.
Discovery is due to dock with the ISS on 28 July at 13:16 CEST, returning to Earth on 7 August at 11:54.
For further information, please contact:
ESA Media Relations Division, Paris
Phone: + 33 1 5369 7155
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Baшу Maть

07:52, 27.07.2005
А вот по этому линку знакомимся с капитаном корабля:
http://search.esa.int/queryIG.html?searchType=keyw...
http://search.esa.int/queryIG.html?searchType=keyw...
10:12, 27.07.2005
Живут же америкосы...
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