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TonyLiu — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 08:52:22 +0000

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The United States launched a new solar observatory

TonyLiu — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:16:41 +0000

The U.S. space agency NASA on Thursday launched a new observatory for studying the complex mechanisms of functioning of the sun.

The Solar Dynamics Observatory Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) was launched based aerospace Cape Canaveral on the Atlantic coast of Florida at 10:23 hours in the eastern United States (15h23 GMT), said NASA in a statement.

The SDO is presented as the spacecraft’s most advanced ever known to study the sun and the dynamics of its behavior.

It is intended for a scientific mission of five years and has enough fuel for five years of additional operation. The total project cost SDO would amount to 856 million, according to the information available.

According to NASA, the SDO should provide more complete scientific information, better and faster than any other unit of the agency is currently studying the sun and its operation.

It expects this new observatory better understanding the inner workings of the sun, thanks to images taken in continuous and high resolution data collected on the interior of the sun, and activity measurements of its magnetic field that provide.

The SDO will take images of the sun every 0.75 seconds and send every day to land near 1, 5 terabyte of data, the equivalent of 380 full movie streaming.

“The SDO will be a great leap forward in our understanding of the sun and its effects on human life,” he said in a statement Richard Fisher, Director of the Heliophysics Division at NASA Headquarters.

The observatory data will help researchers predict solar storms and other forms of solar activity may affect the spacecraft in orbit, astronauts from the International Space Station and other electronic systems or on earth, “said NASA.

The United States welcomes the capture of a Taliban leader

TonyLiu — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:04:25 +0000

The White House on Wednesday described the capture of Taliban commander Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar “great success” for the joint efforts of the United States and Pakistan.

“It’sa great success for our joint efforts in the region,” said the press spokesman of the White House, Robert Gibbs, without giving further details on the capture or interrogation of the prisoner.

In a statement released Wednesday morning, the Pakistani military said the number two of the Afghan Taliban had been arrested in the port city of Karachi in southern Pakistan, while the Taliban claim that Mr. Baradar is safe and leads the fighting in Afghanistan.

Pakistani experts say the arrest of the top Taliban commander should represent a significant change to the policy towards the Taliban, while American officials see this new success of cooperation between Pakistan and the United States in the fight against terrorism.

A small plane crashed in a seven-storey building in Austin, Texas, United States

TonyLiu — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:04:06 +0000

A small plane crashed in a seven-storey building in Austin, Texas, United States, killing two people were injured, media reported.

Un avion de petite taille s’est écrasé dans un immeuble de sept étages à Austin au Texas, États-Unis

This device, a Cirrus SR22, was off Georgetown at 09:40 to hit the building at 9430 Research Boulevard in northwest Austin a few minutes later, according to a source who did not wish to be named.

Un avion de petite taille s’est écrasé dans un immeuble de sept étages à Austin au Texas, États-Unis

The pilot had set fire to his home before sending the plane flew into the building, said the CNN report.