Pluto Probe Snaps Jupiter Pictures
sighted writes "The New Horizons probe, on its way to Pluto and beyond, is now speeding toward Jupiter. Today the team released some of the early data and pictures, which are the first close-range shots of the giant planet since the robotic Cassini spacecraft passed that way in 2001."
I call troll.
These comments are my personal opinions and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the other voices in my head.
Seriously, great photo. I can't wait to see what they find at the PLANET Pluto. cbmeeks http://www.codershangout.com/ - Slashdot this....I DARE YOU!!! hahaha
Remember, licking doorknobs is illegal on other planets.
Would anyone with mod points please mod parent as troll, offtopic or if generous perhaps funny.
As the other replies have pointed out he is spouting nonsense (voyager may leave our solar system 2009, but its a a few tens or thousands of years away from any other and I think its pretty unlikely its vector will take it to Alpha Centauri - I'll be honest I haven't checked)
I'll admit its plausable sounding nonsense, but as barnum said....
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By the way, do you know any good papers that try to extend the SM into gravity without using the concept of graviton? I.e. is there a model which attempts to describe gravitational effects not as an interaction of its own kind, but rather as some correction coefficient to the strong and electroweak interactions? Thank you.