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Byron Life
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Photo and caption by marc stapelberg |
These three boys were sitting in the bus shelter in Suffolk Park which is an area found just outside Byron Bay. The posters indicate just how prolific entertainment is in the area, and the boys show the fashion of the time. I saw the middle boy sitting by himself and after driving away and deciding to come back the other two boys had arrived. Byron Bay locals often dislike the presence of all the tourists, and older boys have been known to be involved in altercations on the main street at night.
Artist's Rendering Of Kepler's Target Region In The Milky Way (Close Up)
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Artist's Rendering Of Kepler's Target Region In The Milky Way (Close Up) |
Planet Kepler 10B Orbiting its Host Star
Planet Kepler 10B Orbiting its Host Star
Kepler-10b orbits one of the 150,000 stars that the spacecraft is monitoring between the constellations of Cygnus and Lyra. We aim our mosaic of 42 detectors there, under the swan’s wing, just above the plane of the Milky Way galaxy. The star itself is very similar to our own sun in temperature, mass and size, but older with an age of over 8 billion years, compared to the 4-and-1/2 billion years of our own sun. It’s a quiet star, slowly spinning with a weak magnetic field and few of the sun spots that characterize our own sun. The star’s about 560 light years from our solar system and one of the brighter stars that Kepler is monitoring. It was the first we identified as potentially harboring a very small transiting planet. The transits of the planet were first seen in July of 2009.The diameter of Kepler-10b is only about 1.4 times the diameter of Earth and it's mass is about 4.5 times that of Earth. It is the best example of a rocky planet to date.
Credit: NASA/Kepler Mission/Dana Berry
An Imagined Canyon on Planet Kepler 10-b
An Imagined Canyon on Planet Kepler 10-b
The daytime temperature’s expected to be more than 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit, hotter than lava flows here on Earth, hot enough to melt iron! Many years ago, before Kepler launched, members of what became the Kepler team built a robotic telescope at Lick Observatory to learn to do transit photometry--detecting drops in brightness of stars when planets pass in front of them. We called it the “Vulcan Telescope,” named after the hypothetical planet that scientists in the 1800’s thought might exist between the Sun and Mercury. A planet that might explain the small deviations in Mercury’s orbit that were later explained with Einstein’s theory of general relativity.Vulcan is the god of fire in Roman mythology, a name befitting of a world so close to the Sun. The artist’s rendering of Kepler-10b is reminiscent of that hypothetical planet Vulcan. The Kepler team came full circle in its quest. We know that we’ve only begun to imagine the possibilities.
Credit: NASA/Kepler Mission/Dana Berry
