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  1. Re:Does this really improve the odds of finding hi by Hatta · · Score: 4, Insightful · on Help Find Steve Fossett

    If amateurs can find new meteor craters with google earth, why not airplanes? How trained do you really have to be to spot an oddly shaped bright feature in otherwise mundane terrain?

  2. Let's hope... by Whiney+Mac+Fanboy · · Score: 1 · on Google Earth Gets Star-Gazing Add On

    Let's hope that its as useful (eventually) to amateurs as google earth is to geologists.

  3. The procedure has already been explanated by Maikel_NAI · · Score: 1 · on Baby Meets Big Brother For Science

    Human brain maturation procedure during the speech learning period recorded for the first time by Spanish researchers:

    http://www.astroseti.org/vernew.php?codigo=13

  4. Re:How cool is that? by Maikel_NAI · · Score: 1 · on How to Discover Impact Craters with Google Earth

    Well, he may be amateur, but he's also well connected.
    Some pictures of him, me and "some unknown" persons in San Francisco ;-)
    http://www.astroseti.org/galeria.php

  5. More info by Maikel_NAI · · Score: 4, Informative · on Insect Substance Synthesized For Science

    You can read more about it in BBC News (English) and in Astroseti (Spanish).

  6. We are the real Martians by Maikel_NAI · · Score: 1 · on Robert Zubrin's Mars Gashopper Airplane

    As Paul Davies has said: "Mars was ready for life long before Earth. Being a smaller planet it cooled faster. Also, the effect of the asteroid bombardment was less severe. Mars has the volcanoes and water that most astrobiologists believe were needed to incubate life." So if we are here (via panspermia) after been born in Mars, we have to find there the fossils of our ancient relatives.