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priced in Euros??? Nope. More likely to be Quasi Universal Intergalactic Denominations, or Quids. Quids | |
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Super update again Lynn...In a way you almost feel that the Voyagers have Very good Nick, "Where no one has been before". Except for us, as far as i know. Lynn | |
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"We think these are yours, found lost in space, returned no charge and have a nice day". Remember V'Ger from Star Trek, hope Nasa keeps the codes .... | |
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I believe that they are way beyond escape velocity for our solar system. If the ET found the gold records, they are most likely will melt the gold to make spare parts or electronic components for their space ship and electronic system. According to Exodus 25:1 And the Lord said to Moses, 25:2 Say to the children of Israel that they are to make me an offering; from every man who has the impulse in his heart take an offering for me. 25:3 And this is the offering you are to take from them: gold and silver and brass; This is one of the point that support the Ancient Alien theory. | |
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I believe that they are way beyond escape velocity for our solar system. You need to prove that the Bible is certifiably and scientifically accurate (which it has been proven to completely fail all scientific translations) in order for that to be a point for the Ancient Alien theory. | |
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NASA has switched off a heater on a part of the Voyager 1 probe, plunging the temperature of its one functioning instrument to below minus 110° Fahrenheit (minus 79°C) – well below the minimum temps of minus 31° Fahrenheit (minus 35° C) at which it was designed to operate. | |
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The Bible is not a scientific book, but it the history of the Jewish people relationship with God, not an easy relationship. | |
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In fact, this power performance is better than expected by pre-launch predictions, but NASA will continue to conserve power by turning off functions over the coming years. Quite good really considering ..... Voyager | |
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Thanks for the update Lynn L. One wounders now if NASA had wished that they | |
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Thanks for the update Lynn L. One wounders now if NASA had wished that they you're welcome, Nick. NASA, most likely would now think differently. | |
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Thanks for the update Lynn L. One wounders now if NASA had wished that they From the memory of an Old Fart, IIRC, there was quite a bit of controversy over the planned RTG power plants. Putting a nuclear reactor, using U-238, on a rocket wasn't looked upon by the public as the best idea in the world at the time. U-238 has a long half-life of almost ~4.5 billion years, so, the fear was that if anything went wrong during launch or until the craft reached escape velocity, there was a chance of a major environmental impact. I believe NASA did well to get what they got. Lt edited... | |
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AFAIK U-238 is not fissile, only fertile. Natural Uranium has a small percentage of U-235 (0.7 %) which enables it to be used in a reactor having heavy water as moderator, like in Canada's CANDU (Canada Deuterium Uranium). | |
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The material in the modified SNAP-19's on Voyager is Pu238. Half life about 87 years. However the thermocouples are decaying faster. | |
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The material in the modified SNAP-19's on Voyager is Pu238. Half life about 87 years. However the thermocouples are decaying faster. Thanks for the corrections! Lt | |
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