GM=tc^3: Kaguya Into the Moon

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Kaguya Into the Moon

Wednesday June 10 Japan's Kaguya probe crashed into the Moon. Many telescopes were focused on this event. This 1:15 video shows the view as Kaguya descended within 15 km of the surface. This is similiar to the view astronauts would have before landing.

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nige said...: Thanks, that's a beautiful video. I love close up views of the moon pitted with craters. Wish I could spend the rest of my life there!; 11:46 AM
L. Riofrio said...: Thanks nige, I am glad you follow these posts.; 2:51 AM

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Full-time scientist. Before graduating I learned that the speed of light is slowing down and originated the "GM=tc^3" theory, which explains the dark energy problem and most physicists still can't explain. More recent work seeks Black Holes in some unexpected places, even within Earth. I've been working at NASA in Houston on studies of the Moon, and have an insider's view of the Space program. Actress in film, television and stages from Honolulu to Houston. In spare time I fight off hostile aliens, explore a strange world and unusual forms of life.

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Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Kaguya Into the Moon

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