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Report Copyright Violation | Dawn Takes Sharpest Image to Date of Ceres Bright Spots Dawn the NASA spacecraft beamed back new stunning photos of a set of mysterious bright spots on Ceres the dwarf planet. One of the images was taken May 16 from 4.500 miles away from the dwarf planet and had a resolution of 2.250 feet per pixel. UCLA Dr. Christopher Russell said that scientists operating the Dawn spacecraft now could conclude that the intense bright spots are due to a reflection of the sunlight by a very highly reflective substance on the surface of Ceres. They surmised that it could be from ice. Dr. Russell is the top investigator for Dawn’s mission. MORE.... [ link to www.thetimesgazette.com] "Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." --William Pitt |
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Dawn Takes Sharpest Image to Date of Ceres Bright Spots  "Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." --William Pitt |
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Dawn Takes Sharpest Image to Date of Ceres Bright Spots thats not ice reflecting back |
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Dawn Takes Sharpest Image to Date of Ceres Bright Spots
its probably a like of something. but not ice. my guess is its a noble gas chemical element or something ? could be a huge lake of something like krypton  but there is no way im believing its ice reflecting back. unpossible  |
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Dawn Takes Sharpest Image to Date of Ceres Bright Spots its probably a lake of something. but not ice. my guess is its a noble gas chemical element or something ? could be a huge lake of something like krypton but there is no way im believing its ice reflecting back. unpossible |
