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It looks like only a fragment remains :(

"On Tuesday September 20 2011 the Canadian Air & Space Museum was handed a notice of eviction by its landlords, the Crown Corporation Parc Downsview Park. The locks were immediately changed and the Museum was essentially closed with no notice. The building, which has been recognized as a Federal...

Still here! I wonder what explanation he's going to come up with this time.

Would it be possible to see the disk of Venus with the naked eye during a transit while the Sun is on the horizon?

But what about all of the aqua life?

My native is English I've been working vigorously at German for about 6 months now, I really like it, and i'll be taking it in university in the fall!

There is a lot of ice under Callisto's crust which could be useful, although there are advantages to being closer to Jupiter on Ganymede like being able to take advantage of its influence for gravity assists and stuff.

If you had a jar of air and a jar of nothing (vacuum), and you threw both in a pool, would they both float or would the vacuum jar sink?

Yeah, but we're majorly over-due for a switch today.

Some red dwarfs can burn for trillions of years.

I wonder how long he set the exposure for.

I sure did. its pretty low-res, as you can see!

There is a single large sunspot on the sun right now, I went out and projected it. It was really neat! http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/realtime/mdi_mag/512/latest.jpg

It looks like fun!

I do know that sometimes when i'm in orbit, and I time-warp, the sim will freeze for a few seconds if I warp too fast. What version of orbiter are you running? (I can't get 2010 to run so I wouldn't know about that version :( )

If your telescope is a reflector-type, you will probably need to collimate (align) the primary mirror. If you don't know the difference, a reflector telescope uses mirrors, while a refractor telescope uses lenses. Also, you might want to take the cap off of your telescope, leave it outside for...

When I am orbiting Venus in Orbiter (of course:lol:) I can see the Earth and the Moon as two distinctive dots. What I am wondering is: Could you resolve the Earth and the Moon as two distinctive Entities from Venus? (from above the clouds) If so, how many arc-seconds would they be apart from...

Once upon a time I tried to project the Sun onto a metallic sheet using one of my telescopes, I did get it, but I didn't see any Sun spots, however I did manage to melt the plastic inside of the eyepeice, being 300X magnification:rofl: fortunately it was a cheap eyepiece from my first telescope...

I did run it as an administrator. I can run the program, but it gets an error when it's done, regardless of how I run it. EDIT I have a question; when the C++ 2005 redistributable installer is done installing, does it make a folder anywhere that it keeps the installed files in? Because I tried...

I checked, and my account is an administrator. I think I might try to install the redist files onto my other computer, then take the files and put them on to my laptop and see if that will work.