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update!! NASA: strange electron bursts from CERES! Dawn probe reaches closest point this month, December 2015!! UFO analyst: alien tower found!!
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update!! Dawn Probe beginning 7-week descent to Ceres!!! will reach LAMO in December 2015!! UFO researcher claims alien tower found!!
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A top online UFO researcher says that an alien “tower” on the asteroid Ceres has emerged from close analysis of a NASA photo of the mysterious “bright spots” on the surface of the celestial body classified by the space agency as a “dwarf planet.” NASA has remained both fascinated and mystified by the bright spots that were first noticed in photos from the Dawn space probe inside an area that scientists have dubbed the Occator Crater.
[link to www.inquisitr.com]
Engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) successfully fired up the probes exotic ion propulsion system to begin lowering Dawn’s orbital altitude to less than a quarter of what it has been for the past two months of intense mapping operations.
On Oct. 23, Dawn began a seven-week-long dive that uses ion thruster #2 to reduce the spacecrafts vantage point from 915 miles (1,470 kilometers) at the High Altitude Mapping Orbit (HAMO) down to less than 235 miles (380 kilometers) above Ceres at the Low Altitude Mapping Orbit (LAMO).
Dawn is slated to arrive at LAMO by mid-December, just in time to begin delivering the long awaiting Christmas treats.
Ceres has absolutely tantalized researchers far beyond their wildest expectations.
[link to www.universetoday.com]
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Update! NASA: three mysterious bursts of electrons from Ceres!! Dawn probe descends, will be at closest point in December 2015
Update, Oct 1!!! NASA reports three mysterious bursts of electrons from Ceres!! releases new maps, new theory on bright spots!
NASA has released new images of the dwarf planet Ceres, created using data from the Dawn spacecraft. They reveal the varied topography of this intriguing world – while the agency has also sought help from the public to understand some of its more mysterious features.
The images use false colors to highlight different compositions on the surface. Red shows areas that strongly reflect infrared light, blue represents shorter (bluer) wavelengths, and green areas are the brightest (highest albedo) parts of the surface. Without this false-color view, Ceres looks fairly homogenously gray to the naked eye.
Using this technique, one image shows the fascinating Occator crater, home to the brightest of Ceres' bright spots. The origin of these features remains a mystery, with ice or salt flats among the favored theories at the moment. Another image shows a puzzling cone-shaped mountain towering 6 kilometers (4 miles) above the surface, but how it came to be is unknown.
[link to www.iflscience.com]
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