[NAEP] Fwd: Spectacular Fireball Video

Dawn Wiseman dawn at nativeaccess.com
Wed Feb 1 09:22:20 EST 2006


The video is very cool.

>Space Weather News for Jan. 31, 2006
>http://spaceweather.com
>
>MUST-SEE VIDEO: On Jan. 15th when the Stardust capsule ripped 
>through Earth's atmosphere en route to a parachute landing in Utah, 
>no one had a better view than scientists onboard NASA's DC-8 
>Airborne Laboratory, and they recorded a spectacular video. In 
>addition to the man-made fireball (Stardust) there are at least two 
>natural meteors in the video. See them all at http://spaceweather.com

And, how would you like to receive a call from an orbiting space suit?

>SUITSAT:  On February 3rd, astronauts plan to hurl an old spacesuit 
>overboard from the International Space Station.  The disembodied 
>suit, nicknamed "SuitSat," will proceed to circle Earth, 
>transmitting a radio message which anyone can hear using a police 
>scanner or a ham radio tuned to 145.990 MHz FM.  This strange 
>experiment is a test of a sensible idea--that old spacesuits might 
>be transformed into useful satellites. Would you like to listen to 
>SuitSat?  Sign up for  Spaceweather PHONE 
>http://spaceweatherphone.com and you'll receive alerts when the suit 
>is about to orbit over your area.



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