mariana3

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Location: Croatia
Joined:10-21-2007
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About me
LIKES: astronomy, geology, history/archaeology, geography; travel, hiking, camping; photography, drawing/sketching, computer art; sci-fi (current fandom: Stargate SG1, former fandom: Star Wars); cats; children (because they're so much more sensible than adults).

DOESN'T LIKE: smoking, alchocolism, religious fanatism; pro-global warmers, child abusers, cat abusers, people who drive while using cell phones, politics, people who preach what they don't do themselves or know nothing about, people who stick their noses into areas out of their expertise; snow, fog, rain, ice.

Why I use Clipmarks
Mostly for quickly storing things fround on the Net.
The printing-what-you-want option is too cool and useful to miss, as well.
Don't have much time for *another* social-networking site, so I think I'll pass that up, for now at least. But you're welcome to drop me a note if you wish - as I like to say: my inbox is always open







   
 
 
 
   
 
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POPSRise of sea levels is 'the greatest lie ever told'
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by mariana3  4-1-2009    5
 ... read the entire article at the website, and google Dr. Morner so you can find more about this subject.
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POPSOtherworldly Solar Eclipse
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by mariana3  2-25-2009   
 read the rest of the article on NASA website...
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POPSBeautiful Alaskan Aurora
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by mariana3  9-3-2008   
 For a larger photo, go to original site and click on the image.
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POPSPlot of the Innermost Solar System, March 29, 2008
mariana3
by mariana3  3-29-2008   
 The plot below shows the current location of the major planets (Mercury through Mars) and the minor planets that are in the innermost region of the solar system. Just in case you thought it's lonely out there in the space ;-)
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POPSSun's having a party! - Watch out for the Auroras!
mariana3
by mariana3  3-28-2008   
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POPSAurora Borealis in Marquette, Michigan
mariana3
by mariana3  3-28-2008    5
 Spaceweather says: "...Last night a gust of solar wind sent auroras rippling down from Canada into the United States. Shawn Malone sends this picture from Marquette, Michigan... "There was a nice burst of aurora activity right after sunset," says Malone who captured the scene using his Canon 5D. "The thawing snowbanks in the foreground were not the most scenic, but I had to act quickly to catch the auroras." The solar wind continues to blow and more geomagnetic storms are possible tonight. Northern (and not-so-northern) sky watchers should be alert for auroras."
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POPSOoops!
mariana3
by mariana3  3-9-2008   
 Another miss. Yay. Cheers! ;-)
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POPSSir Arthur C. Clarke: 90th Birthday Reflections
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by mariana3  12-16-2007   
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