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Cheatsheet Best
April 7th, 2011
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Best Fantasy Football Cheat Sheets
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Star Cross Filter
March 23rd, 2011
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 72mm 72 mm 8 Point 8PT Star Light Flare Cross Filter new Star 8 New  US $6.49
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Question: What do you think of this?
Can you help me make it better? Constructive criticism please...
Words spring from your lips
And float to my ears
Where they linger for a fleeting moment
On the last breath of a dying day.
Your words are mine alone,
Transcending time
Until they filter down into my soul
Making me whole again.They fill me up,
Righting the void
Created by the distance
Between two hearts
And rise to claim their home
Among celestial perfection
Orbiting two hearts for eternity,
Emblazoning their grace
Upon heaven's gentle skyscape
To remind us of these moments
For all our lives.They confess their hope
To remain attached to our hearts forever
As their smoldering embers
Bind us together,
Two star-cross'd lovers desperately trying to
Untangle the web of constellations that
Imprisons our emotions.We'll escape
And search east of the sun
For the glimmer of hope
That arrives with each new day.Answer: Words spring from your lips
And float to my ears
Where they linger for a fleeting momentWords springing, floating, then lingering doesn't give me a picture that fits with your poem.
The star-crossed lovers <-- well, this confuses me a bit because it seems that the lovers have found each other and love being united?
It's late and I may be too tired to really see everythng. I'll look again when I get a chance.
T.
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Question: Telescope big enough to spot stars outside our solar system, planetary shadow against others?Would it be possible to have a to create space telescope (In the style of Hubble) is large enough to spot the shadow of the planet past other stars. What size telescope would like planet around Alpha Centauri see in this way to? As example, will see Mercury crossing our sun with certain filters: http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/162674main_mercury_transit_1024.jpg or Venus: http://lakdiva.org/2004egypt/transit/venus_sun1.jpg
Answer: We have * found * by watching planet like the light from a star takes in the brightness of a planet comes first. We have even been able to find out a little bit of what the planet is made of. Actually * seeing * the planet is a different matter. We have yet to see the hard disk size of a normal star (although we have made some of the features on red giants), and a planet is many times smaller than that. Specifically, we believe a giant planet Jupiter (71,000 km radius) had a distance of 5 light years (a bit farther than Alpha Centauri) We try to see it in visible light. I get a diameter of the telescope in the order of about 400 meters * at least *. This is about a quarter of a mile. If you want to see an Earth-like planets, the diameter would have approximately 12 times greater.
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