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The human mind requires having a representation of the world that is unified and coherent, but it is very difficult to explain the visible world by invisible forces. Yet we not predictable world of science or arbitrariness world of the gods but to the world of life, the duration, time uncertain. We are in a world of unexpected events, trials and errors we are trying to capitalize. There are 15 billion years ago a tremendous explosion of light gives rise to space, time and matter. This gigantic chaos of unimaginable heat, propels a 'boiled' information to swell, spreading in all directions and cool slowly. Today it still picks up in the sky, the trace of the influence of primordial fire. The infinitely small to the infinitely generated large: the universe, surrounded by uncertainty and change. | | The curiosity that characterizes humanity has enabled humans to understand the astronomical phenomena and this is now a stronger dramatic sense of what is happening under our eyes in our spaceship.
The macro body "Earth is feverish and all humanity panic, every flood, storm, tsunami or other earthquake increased the anxiety of men.
This cry of despair that we hear everywhere in the world in the words, "save the planet" is nothing other than fear of the disappearance of humanity, because the world cares little for the presence of this species passenger.
Astronomy and ecology are part of the same story as demography and climate are the two essential parameters of the long term, so many articles dealing with these issues. | | 
 In the solar system, the Sun has captured 99.86% of the total mass of dust and gas from the original nebula.
Jupiter, the largest planet in the system, has captured 71% of mass remaining.
The other planets have shared the residue of this gravity, ie 0.038% of the total mass.
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| | | |  Photos of astronomy of the month"it is better to see once than hear a hundred times." photos nature of the month The U.S. probe LCross (Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite) struck the Moon Friday, October 9th, 2009 at 11 am 30 You. "We have found water, not just a little, but significant quantities," said Anthony Colaprete, chief scientist of the LCROSS mission, November 13, 2009. mylène : independent designer Commander vos travaux graphiques chez cette jeune créatrice pleine de talent.  
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