Sunday, January 30, 2011
Twin Stars Could Be Visible From Earth In the Next Few Years
It might only last for a few weeks, but we might be able to witness a celestial even that doesn't come around too often. We may be able to see a sister star, along with our own, if Betelgeuse, one of the night sky's brightest stars, continues to loose mass, collapses, and goes super-nova. That event would pretty much dwarf everything I've ever seen in the sky with my own eyes. Scientists aren't sure exactly when it would happen and the star's explosion could also cause a neutron star or result in the formation of a black hole, but it sounds like they are leaning toward Betelgeuse continuing to loose mass and eventually going super-nova.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Harbin Ice And Snow Sculpture Festival Opens In China
Grow An Organic Vegetable Garden Without Digging
If you are thinking of making raised beds for your garden or just an above ground garden this article has some great tips.
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
A Year In Oslo In Seconds
Last year Eirik Solheim created the two time lapse vids below, showing the change of seasons through the year. A perfect way to reflect on the unfolding year ahead of us.
A Year In 60 Seconds
A Year In 120 Seconds
See how Eirik created these videos:
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