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07-07-2015, 06:54 AM
07-04-15: closely observe events carry[ing] life moving world
Found at: http://worldwidepredictions.com/2015/07/...have-life/
The facts on 7-6-15: “Paris (AFP) – Astronomers proposed a novel explanation Monday for the strange appearance of the comet carrying Europe’s robot probe Philae through outer space: alien microscopic life.
Many of the frozen dust ball’s features, which include a black crust over lakes of ice, flat-bottomed craters and mega-boulders scattered on the surface, were “consistent” with the presence of microbes, they said.
Observations by the European Space Agency’s Rosetta comet orbiter has shown that 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko “is not to be seen as a deep-frozen inactive body, but supports geological processes,” Max Wallis of the University of Cardiff said in a statement issued by the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS).” Quoted news: http://news.yahoo.com/philaes-comet-may-...19939.html
Also around the same time: “After a computer glitch Saturday that briefly knocked NASA’s Pluto-bound New Horizons probe offline the spacecraft is out of “safe mode” and ready to resume normal science operations Tuesday, just one week before the spacecraft’s historic flyby of the dwarf planet and its large moon Charon, mission managers said Monday.” Quoted by: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/pluto-new-ho...ief-scare/
Found at: http://worldwidepredictions.com/2015/07/...have-life/
The facts on 7-6-15: “Paris (AFP) – Astronomers proposed a novel explanation Monday for the strange appearance of the comet carrying Europe’s robot probe Philae through outer space: alien microscopic life.
Many of the frozen dust ball’s features, which include a black crust over lakes of ice, flat-bottomed craters and mega-boulders scattered on the surface, were “consistent” with the presence of microbes, they said.
Observations by the European Space Agency’s Rosetta comet orbiter has shown that 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko “is not to be seen as a deep-frozen inactive body, but supports geological processes,” Max Wallis of the University of Cardiff said in a statement issued by the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS).” Quoted news: http://news.yahoo.com/philaes-comet-may-...19939.html
Also around the same time: “After a computer glitch Saturday that briefly knocked NASA’s Pluto-bound New Horizons probe offline the spacecraft is out of “safe mode” and ready to resume normal science operations Tuesday, just one week before the spacecraft’s historic flyby of the dwarf planet and its large moon Charon, mission managers said Monday.” Quoted by: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/pluto-new-ho...ief-scare/