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Pretty pictures: Voyager 2 at Jupiter

My most recent Snapshots from Space video discussed the forgotten treasures just waiting in the NASA data archives for skilled image processors to turn into lovely photos. Here are two perfect examples of that, made by Daniel Macháček from data returned ...

Desktop Dock turns USB drive into backup solution.

Unit requires no external power supply and is seamlessly integrated with included copy of NovaBACKUP 10 software to store and protect important data, including documents, photos, and email contacts. Voyager Port, combined with 32 or 64 GB USB flash drives ...

Could Hackers Hijack the Space Station?

Voyager 2 was 5.02 billion, and while they were (and indeed, still are) beaming back information about the deepest reaches of the solar system, it was hardly the kind of picture-rich data-stream that requires a full-blown mission control team to manage.

Ship is almost a duplicate of Voyager

I was able to sleep through the music. The noticeable differences on this ship, comparing it to Voyager, were the cupcake bakery, the free standing pizza place and boleros is a tiny lounge by the photo gallery. Oops, almost forgot about the Flowrider.

The little spacecraft that could

Voyager 1 is now more than 17.9 billion kilometres from Earth ... wind, thunder and whale songs, photos of Earth, and silhouettes of a man and woman. (NASA vetoed a more detailed nude version.) The primary mission was set for five years; anything extra ...

TV Commercial Of Takara Transformers Prime AM-01 to AM-06

That isn't the RID Voyager Megatron mold, it's the Deluxe Megatron ... That I couldn't tell you until/unless I had them in hand or saw a side-by-side comparison photos. Here's the previously released Hasbro vs. Takara.... lol. Gotta love all the cheesy ...

Dr. Walter Bumphus Appointed to Homeland Security Academic Advisory Council

(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120301/DC62800 ... he worked in the corporate world serving as president of the Higher Education Division of Voyager Expanded Learning. Six years prior, he served as president of Brookhaven College ...

Travel deals of the week: Galapagos, Silversea Cruises, Ottawa and Honolulu

Yes, the tortoises really are that big and yes, the sea lions really do laze that contentedly on the beach, utterly oblivious (or at least unperturbed) by the presence of picture-snapping ... the M/Y Galapagos Voyager or the new Ocean Spray ‘mega-catamaran’.

Oasis of the Seas: on board the world's largest cruise ship

That street – Royal Promenade – is one of the ideas carried on from Royal Caribbean's two smaller classes of ship, Voyager and Freedom ... but the Schooner Bar does have pictures of ships, part of a $10 million, 7,000-item art collection.

Voyager - The Interstellar Mission

The identical Voyager spacecraft are three-axis stabilized systems that use celestial or gyro referenced attitude control to maintain pointing of the high-gain ...

Voyager - Images

Other Voyager Images This page was last updated February 7, 2007

Voyager 1 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A short film on The Pale Blue Dot picture taken by Voyager. Narrated by Carl Sagan. Heavens-above.com; JPL Voyager Telecom Manual; Voyager 1 Has Outdistanced the Solar Wind

Voyager 2 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The moon Europa displayed a large number of intersecting linear features in the low-resolution photos from Voyager 1. At first, scientists believed the features might be ...

NSSDC Photo Gallery: Solar System Family Portrait

NSSDC Photo Gallery: Solar System Family Portrait - A images of the solar system taken by Voyager 1 as it left.

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Voyager of the Seas - Tour the Voyager of the Seas - Photos of ...

Voyager of the Seas photo tour. ... Voyager of the Seas, one of the largest ships afloat, launched in 1999. Thanks to her size -- longer than a football field ...

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Resolved Question: Verizon phone with no data plan required?

and they look classy, with good picture quality. Beside the razor(or any other flip phone), env's, voyager, samsung glide, lg dare. i have had all of these and im looking for something new that does not require data plan or internet. your help would be greatly appreciated. thank you more

Resolved Question: How did Voyager 1 jump from planet to planet?

OK. I have brought the issue of Voyager 1 on many occasions, so I have another. If the planets were (about) lined up when Voyager took off from the launch pad, how was it able to do the "Slingshot" effect when planets are continually on the move. Wouldn't the planets be unaligned by the time the spacecraft would have reached Neptune, and most likely Jupiter? Also, If the spacecraft is traveling more than 30,000 miles per/hour how was it able to take clear pictures of Neptune when Neptune is about 31,000 miles in diameter? If the probe was miles and miles away from the planet and the camera zoomed in to take the picture that means the camera would have to be on at all times moving side to side searching for the planet, how were they able to find the planet and "zoom" in to take the picture?Actually, let me restructure the last question: How were they able to find the planet TO "zoom" in to take the pictures?*Nonaligned@Choco: OK, smarty pants, then answer my question.@george: you do know that it took the spacecraft about 10 years to reach neptune, right? so, within those 10 years you're telling me the planets were to still lined up? I don't think so.Did I say 10 Years? I said, "about 10 years"and what do you mean by this? : "to take advantage of a once in about a 175 year opportunity to have all 4 gas giants "aligned".So, what you guys are saying is that the probe ITSELFknew what direction to go to after each "sling shot" from one planet to the other, or are you saying that NASA were the ones that controlled the probe's direction?@Kowalski: This comment of yours :"Nasa did have to alter Voyager 2's path a couple of times after each planet to change its course by firing altitude rockets." gets me confused from Morningfox's. From earth they fired rockets (i.e. from some remote control or some button or however they did it)??@ Kowalski: And Patton's comment: "Voyager was far too far away to be directly controlled by anyone. It takes hours for a radio signal to reach that far out. Too long to be directly controlled."You know, every time I ask a question about the space craft there is always conflicting answers.@Patton: "Voyager was far too far away to be directly controlled by anyone. It takes hours for a radio signal to reach that far out. Too long to be directly controlled." I thought NASA were supposed to be geniuses. Couldn't they have sent signals ahead of time, you know all that "calculation" as you guys vehemently insist upon.And because of the conflicting comments, the validity of your answers just went out the window. Now, let me say this,as permeative pedagogy puts it, you really should do a bit of research.@Mikey Mike: I didn't really regress. I just continued on with further questions that I felt needed to be cleared up because there are too many people with answers that contradict other people's answers. Just read Kowalski's and Morningfox's answer, and George's edit.@ Patton: and let me quote again. Nasa did have to alter Voyager 2's path a couple of times AFTER EACH PLANET to change its course by firing altitude rockets." Now, YOU pay attention.Other conflicting comments: Yours' : "By UPLOADING A NEW PROGRAM AHEAD OF TIME LIKE I ALREADY SAID"Kowalski's: AFTER EACH PLANET to change its course BY FIRING ALTITUDE ROCKETS"Excuse me, who is the moron? What did you say in your comment? "By UPLOADING A NEW PROGRAM AHEAD OF TIME"? Hm? Isn't that what YOU said as well? "AHEAD OF TIME"?I asked this, "So, what you guys are saying is that the probe ITSELFknew what direction to go to after each "sling shot" from one planet to the other, or are you saying that NASA were the ones that controlled the probe's direction?"You said this, "The probe didn't "know" anything. It was programmed to orient itself properly.Can't you understand that Voyager is basically just a big computer and was programmed ahead of time to do these things?"I said this, "I thought NASA were supposed to be geniuses. Couldn't they have sent signals ahead of time, you know all that "calculation" as you guys vehemently insist upon."Then you again you said this, "By UPLOADING A NEW PROGRAM AHEAD OF TIME."Then you said this, "LOL, send out signals ahead of time to correct a problem they don't even know exists yet? You sir, are a moron."Now, let me get the last laugh. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!1) NASA realizes a correction is needed. before the launch or after the launch?Because if it was before how could they have possibly known what the problems would be? Or if it was after then why did you laugh at my comment, "Couldn't they have sent signals ahead of time, you know all that "calculation" as you guys vehemently insist upon."?Oh, after. YET, you laughed at my comment because THAT'S exactly what I was talking about when I said "ahead of time."You know, you are really confusing me. You laugh at my comment YET you back up that exact comment you just laughed at with your own explanations. Another one that confuses me:"They will know the correction is needed days, weeks, or even months AHEAD OF TIME."How? Are they fortune tellers?Let me just end it with this because because you seem to be dodging it:Conflicting comments:Yours' : "By UPLOADING A NEW PROGRAM AHEAD OF TIME LIKE I ALREADY SAID"Kowalski's: AFTER EACH PLANET to change its course BY FIRING ALTITUDE ROCKETS" Now, who is right?Like I said before, your conflicting comments tainted everyone else's comment, especially yours Patton.You are right Bobby. Conflicting comments can be confusing. more

Resolved Question: In what year was the Voyager 1 probe sent out to space?

Well, I'm very curious about it since I was reading some of the facts made by the scientist Carl Sagan, he convinced the NASA to take a picture to our planet using the Voyager 1 probe which was 6 billion Km's away, meaning farther than Pluto... I would like to know how long it took for the probe to get so far... Thank you for your answers. more

Resolved Question: what is the golden record of Voyager 1 and 2 ?

And what is the use of that ? im curious about it, someone told me that it holds musics, sounds, pictures and greetings but it's kind of strange, please i need you to answer this for me ? more

Resolved Question: Anyone else in the Philippines a skeptic of space probes out in space?

During the the Cold War and the Vietnam War the US government was being funded by the making and the selling of drugs. Now, that people have gotten wise to this scheme they've decided to come up with another: Space Travel? Just the other day I learned that when NASA received a radio signal, traveling at the speed of light(186,000m/sec), from the spacecraft Voyager which was near Neptune, it took 4hrs. First question came to mind was how long did it take for the spacecraft itself to reach Neptune. So, I did the math. First the distance and speed: 14,400/sec(4hrs) times 186,000mph/sec(speed of light)=2,678,400,000 miles. I don't know the speed of the aircraft as it traveled through space, but I do know it was launched Sept. 5, 1977 ( The show I was watching is old, probably in the late 80's) I'll make a rounded guess; it was launched about 10 years ago from according to the show. That's a 10 year span. Here's the math for speed of the spacecraft: d/t=s 2,678,400,000m/87,400hrs(10years)=30,645… Could it really be traveling at the speed? Factors involved: 1. How did they direct the spacecraft to reach Neptune at that amazing speed unscathed? Why didn't it collide with other bodies? Because of its orbit, Voyager would've come across Jupiter and its many moons and most likely other interplanetary debris like the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. 2. Why did it not get pulled into Jupiter's gravitational pull? Any comet, straying in the Kirkwood Gaps, with velocities less than 60km/sec will get pulled in. (60km/sec=37.20m/sec whereas 3,600sec=1hr) (3,600sec times 37.20m=133,920.00mph) Voyager was only traveling at a speed supposedly far less. 3. According to Newtonian Law, "In the absence of force, a body either is at rest or in a straight line with constant speed." So, what slowed down and completely halted the spacecraft when it reached Neptune? At that amazing speed it could not had possibly taken pictures of the planet. "As speed increases so too does its mass and weight" so, lets assume, at minimum, the spacecraft weighed 1000lbs. Do the math. 4. How do spacecrafts survive traveling through The Van Allen Belts? 5. Traveling at that amazing speed and distance the spacecraft would need a very large volume container to carry fuel. If no fuel was used and the gravitational pull from Jupiter was being used to propel the spacecraft what then kind of propulsion was used to boost the spacecraft out of earth's orbit and allowed it to continue at the amazing speed? 6. How did NASA know when the radio signal was sent by Voyager it was even near the vicinity of Neptune? Does the spacecraft send a message to NASA reading," Hello everyone! I'm here near Neptune!"Instead of unintelligent answers how about some point of views? Please specify exactly where or how I am wrong. You guys are saying I'm ranting but from what I am reading (the answers) it's seems to me that you guys are the ones who are ranting. more

Resolved Question: Voyager 2 will pass by Sirius (8 light years away from Earth) in about 300,000 years. If humans are to be....?

If humans are to be around in 300,000 years (no matter where in space), out of pure "Historical Interest", could they command the spacecraft to take a picture of Sirius and to also use it's other instruments to gather scientific data? Notice that I'm assuming that Voyager 2 has the capability to operate on solar power (that is of Sirius). Unfortunately it is powered by Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generators: http://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/spacecraft/instruments_rtg.html So anyways, will there be a way for humans 300,000 years from now to "Wake up" Voyager 2? Will the Sirius light be any good to the spacecraft? more

Voting Question: spanish check please? thankyou!?

right could you please check this. this is it in english, sorry i really dont understand spanish and cant find my dictionary so the words are probs wrong! The classic resort of Southwold is a haven from the demands of modern life. Alongside the edge estuary of the River Blyth, it has a unique character and a history dating back to the famous battle of Sole Bay in 1672. With its working lighthouse, beach huts, award-winning pier, busy harbour, cliff top cannon and of course the beach, Southwold is a beautiful unspoilt English resort town. The landscape includes the River Blyth estuary with its reed beds and saltings, woodlands, open heaths and rolling farmland. There is a wealth of things to do in and around Southwold; here are just a few of the more popular: •Coastal Voyager at the harbour offer a range of boat trips, from their high speed "Blast" around Solebay to their gentle cruise up the River Blyth to Blythburgh and back, and the 3 hour cruise to Scroby Sands to visit the seals and see the wind farm there close up. •Southwold Golf Club is Southwold's own 9-hole golf course. Also open to non-members and visitors to enjoy their facilties. •The Electric Picture Palace in Southwold shows a wide range of films in a tiny (68 seat) cinema. The Electric Picture Palace is rather special and no visit to Southwold is complete without paying it a visit! RSPB Minsmere Nature Reserve for the wildlife lovers. Southwold and surrounding area has a variety of accommodation from cosy, self catering holiday cottages to large family holiday houses, bed and breakfast establishments, guest houses and a good range of inns and hotels as well as some interesting Camping and Caravan sites Despite the Great Fire of 1659 which destroyed many pretty buildings. Certainly some older buildings escaped the ravages of the Fire, including the impressive St.Edmund’s Church, which had been completed some two hundred years before. Quotes about Southwold: Doris 84 “oh my Southwold is a lovely place, I especially love the green grocers on the corner, just a shame about the buses. Can’t get here on a Sunday afternoon now.” El complejo clásico de Southwold es un refugio de las exigencias de la vida moderna. Junto a la orilla de la desembocadura del río Blyth, que tiene un carácter único y una historia que se remonta a la famosa batalla de Sole Bay en 1672. Con su trabajo faro, casetas de playa, galardonada embarcadero, el puerto ocupado, cañón acantilado y por supuesto la playa, Southwold es una hermosa virgen Inglés ciudad turística. El paisaje incluye el estuario del río Blyth, con sus cañaverales y salinas, bosques, matorrales abiertos y las tierras agrícolas de laminación. Hay una gran cantidad de cosas que hacer en y alrededor de Southwold, aquí son sólo algunas de las más populares: • Coastal Voyager en el puerto ofrece una amplia gama de excursiones en barco, desde su alta velocidad "Blast" en torno a su Solebay suave crucero por el río Blyth a Blythburgh y la espalda, y el crucero de 3 horas a Sands Scroby para visitar las juntas y ver la parque eólico allí cerca. • Southwold Golf Club es propia Southwold de 9 hoyos, campo de golf. También está abierto a los no miembros y visitantes a disfrutar de su facilties. • El Palacio de imagen eléctrico en Southwold muestra una amplia gama de películas en un pequeño (68 plazas) cine. El Palacio de imágenes Electric es bastante especial y no hay visita a Southwold está completa sin pagarle una visita! RSPB Minsmere la Reserva Natural de los amantes de la naturaleza. Southwold y sus alrededores tiene una gran variedad de alojamientos, desde casas de campo acogedor, propio de vacaciones a las grandes casas de vacaciones en familia, cama y desayuno, casas de huéspedes y una gran variedad de posadas y hoteles, así como algunos interesantes Camping y caravanas A pesar del gran incendio de 1659 que destruyó muchos edificios bonitos. Ciertamente, algunos edificios antiguos escapado a los estragos del fuego, incluyendo la impresionante Iglesia St.Edmund 's, que se había completado unos doscientos años antes. Citas sobre Southwold: Doris 84 "oh mi Southwold es un lugar encantador, me gusta especialmente la tienda de comestibles verde en la esquina, una lástima de los autobuses. No se puede llegar en un domingo por la tarde ahora. " more

Resolved Question: star trek voyager, captain janeway?

type in kathryn janeway in google and you get a picture of her in a sillver head rest or something with red lights on either side, what episode is this from? more

Resolved Question: Will buying a new battery for my LG Voyager make it work to get all of my contacts transferred to a new phone?

The charging port on my LG Voyager stopped working. I have had some problems with it for a while but after last night it will not charge at all no matter what I do with the charger and it is completely dead. I am just wondering if I get a replacement battery, first of all do I have to charge it in my phone (because I am unable to do that) and second is there any other way I can get my pictures and contacts off of it and put onto a new phone? I bought a new phone through Verizon but want to be able to transfer all of my old information from my old phone to my new one. Any suggestions would greatly help!! Thank you! more

Resolved Question: What do you think o this story line? And HELP?

I pictured this large underground city of a small population ( population number??) the "land above" is considered unlivable due to( due to what??!) each year a few people (how many? 3 4 5?) to be "voyagers" or "scavengers" to observe the land above (for what reasons??) the underground city (name of it) is so terrible becase why?) why is the government to cruel? Or are they trying to create a utopian society? I could use as many ideas as possible! Also any other help like main characters would be helpful! The genre is futuristic dystopian more

Resolved Question: Rate Star Trek Movies and Series?

1 is Horrible, 10 is Fantastic Movie Order: My Vote: 1. Motion Picture 2 2. Wrath of Khan 7 3. Search for Spock 8 4. The Voyage Home 8 5. Final Frontier 6 6. Undiscovered Country 6 7. Generations 8 8. First Contact 10 9. Insurrection 9 10. Nemesis 9 11. Of Gods and Men 8 12. Star Trek 8 Series Order: My Vote: 1. Star Trek 7 2. TNG 8 3. DS9 4 4. Voyager 10 5. Enterprise 4 6. New Voyages ? - Never Watched more

Resolved Question: Rate Star Trek Movies and Series on Scale of 1 to 10?

Resolved Question: Where is the inhibitor plug of the Chrysler Voyager?

If you can, can you also provide a link to a picture of it? or just instructions of where it is actually located in the engine. Thanks :) more

Resolved Question: If I watch all of the star trek series in this order:Enterprise, The Original Series, Next Generation, DS9, &?

If I watch all of the star trek series in this order: Enterprize, The Original Series, Next Generation, DS9, & Voyager and lets say I want to watch all of the motion picture movies in the appropriate order as well then, how would I fit the movies in the appropriate spot in the seasons? Meaning for example in TOS in between what episodes would I watch which movies so forth and so on...?the movies in order of release date are: 1)Motion Picture, 2)Wrath of Khan,3) Search for Spock, 4)Voyage Home, 5)Final Frontier, 6)Undiscovered Country,7) Generations, 8)First Contact, 9)Insurrection, & 10)NemesisI have no interest in watching the seasons or movies in order of release I wish to watch them in sequential order of events i.e... Enterprise before TOS because it was based before TOSbut I am not sure where exactly the movies come into play withing each series. more

Resolved Question: How to fix my phone and retrieve the memory?

I have an LG Voyager. A while ago, I dropped my phone one too many times and the screen went blue. I haven't been able to see anything on it since. I've been using another phone for a while now but I really miss this phone, it was much better and I really want to fix it. Everything else still works, I can turn it on and press things and the phone makes it's usual sounds so everything works fine except for the fact that I can't see what I'm doing on the phone because the screen doesn't work. I will most likely take it to a place that can fix it but I was wondering if there was anything I could do on my own to fix this? Also, I really wish I could get the pictures, videos, and sound recordings off of it. I miss those things! I've tried loading it onto my computer but it won't read. Anyway, if you have any ideas please share! I'm really upset about it still, I write my own songs and had a few things recorded for ideas for new songs, but obviously I don't know how to get to them now :(. Please help! I'm pretty desperate! more

Resolved Question: What Verizon cell phone should I get?

I've been with Verizon since my freshman year of high school which was back in December of '08. Four years later I still have the first real cell phone my parents bought me (the LG Voyager Titanium). It's been good to me and has lived a long, trouble-free life. I probably sent and received close to 25,000 text messages in four years and the battery life was fantastic; I only needed to charge it about once a week. There was sufficient space and the video/picture quality was satisfying as well. Basically, I had no qualms with the phone whatsoever until about three weeks ago when the screen separated from the keyboard at the hinges. Subsequently, the touch-screen on the front wouldn't respond to my taps or swipes. Also, during phone calls I had to open it fully and use the speaker function because the earpiece stopped working. Two days ago the screen completely went gray regardless of whether I turned it on or off. It's obvious the phone is gone for good and it's merely a piece of junk now. I'm upgrading to something newer and I was considering a smartphone. I'd like a phone with a full QWERTY keyboard, advanced megapixel, and a long battery life. Something preferably under $300? I'm certain that this phone is going to stick around for a while - until I finish undergrad at least. more

Resolved Question: Which is a better phone, the droid or the iphone?

Hi :) So I know there are already many answers out there about whether the iphone or the droid is better but I'm curious as to which one fits my needs/wants. Currently I have the LG Voyager and it's so far my best phone but I've had it for a while and it's starting to wear down. I was thinking about getting the new iphone 5 when it came out but then I saw this commercial thing for the droid and it looked interesting.Along with my phone I also have an ipod touch which I think I use more than my phone for things like checking my email and playing games. I am someone who texts a lot more than calls and I absolutely love apps, whether they be games or accessories. I love putting up cute little backgrounds on my phone and saving pictures. I would like to be able to go on the internet wherever I am and I also want to be able to watch different videos on my mobile device. I'm not sure if the iphone or droid supports things like adobe flash player but I want a phone that can support something like that for videos and such. I like taking pictures as well. Which of the devices is good for supporting all of these? please answer, and thank you in advance! more

Resolved Question: Why hasn't the Voyager 1 spacecraft sent back pictures of heaven?

Resolved Question: Recovering deleted contacts?

About 4 months ago, my mom made me give my phone to my brother so that he would have a phone for baseball season. My brother didn't want all of my stuff on the phone so he made me delete all my contacts and all my pictures. I am now getting my phone back, but had aabout 500 contacts and some of them I will never see again so i have no way of getting their number again. I have a Verizon LG Voyager, is there a way to recover my contacts? Has it been saved somewhere online or something? more

Resolved Question: Star Trek Insurrection 1998: what genre of ST is this?

I am listing an ebay item that has 1998 Paramount Pictures on it, so an IMDB search gave me the film "Star Trek: Insurrection". Which genre of ST is it? Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, or Enterprise? If I don't get an answer here, I guess I will just select "movies" and leave it at that. Thanks in Advance. :) more

Resolved Question: i would like to see a pictures of a 1989 kawasaki voyager?

need to see what this motorcycle looks like more

Resolved Question: Overcoming my fear of roller-coasters?

My school has invited me to go Thorpe Park this year and when i went a couple of years ago with them I was to scared to ride on loads of things (I screamed on the Flying Fish because it leaned to the side and I thought I was going to fall out). I mainly went on the Rumba Rapids because It was the only ride I felt safe on and was having a good time on it. But my fear of roller-coasters is really upsetting me because this year I only know two people going on the trip and I don't want them to think that I'm boring for not going on hardly anything so I need to get over this fear!!! I hate them because - I feel sick as I drop, my stomach goes up, I hate seeing how steep the ride actually is, I hate seeing how far the drop is. But I really want to go on the new ride Storm Surge! But I never realized what it actually looked like. I didn't know it was a huge pipe like that I thought it would be like Rumba Rapids :'( So far the only thing I am going on is the Saw Live Horror Maze (Love saw best films ever), Rumba Rapids, and Time Voyagers... So here's what I need: 1) How to overcome this fear !!! 2) A list of rides that don't have large drops or are really high 3) A list of any that I should probably avoid 4) What should I eat before these rides? And I would just like to say even though this is really embarrassing, last time I went on a steep water-ride with my family (I hate my dad for getting me on it), as I approached the top of the ride I instantly started feeling groggy, then it dropped, and I instantly felt like being sick and felt my stomach move up from where it should be. I thought that was it, then it turned and started heading up again (I really felt like the thing would just drop or break off and I'd be falling backwards like in Final Destination 3) and then the photo-finish. It was a picture of me crying my eyes out and my brother decided to be horrible and bought the photo just so he could show it to everyone with me looking like such a wimp and a baby :'( . I really have to overcome this fear! I can't cry next to my friends!!! They will tell everyone at school!!! I'm sorry this was really long but for anyone reading this sentence I really appreciate the fact you have read this whole thing so you know the full picture and what I am experiencing. Thank You and I look forward to reading your answers. And my final question - Have you been on X:/ No Way out? It seems so cool but it seems no one I know has been on it to tell me if there are any drops on the ride!!! I'd feel safer going on it and knowing I'm not going to drop a billion kilometers going backwards!!! So can someone please tell me EXACTLY what happens on the ride. I want to know if there are any drops (even baby ones that aren't worth mentioning) and what happened every second you were on it because I need to know!!! Thank You :) more

Resolved Question: How come there is a sunbeam on the Pale Blue Dot-picture?

I just received the poster 'A Pale Blue Dot' (from Voyager mission / Carl Sagan). Now supposedly in this photo Planet Earth is depicted while being lit by a sunbeam ... I dont see how that sunbeam can actually appear as the Sun would be omnipresent, correct? I would assume sunbeams only appear because of clouds? So whats the explanation? more

Voting Question: Phone help!?!?! Which one is the best?

Ok, I have a dilemma. I am on ebay and have found some phones. I really really want to stay with the LG phones but... there is a motorola razr that is from a cellular store and money back guarantee if it doesn't work and its practically brand new,comes with charger.It is $30 Now I have had this phone before and got rid of it but I kinda miss it sometimes and its pink which I like. On the other hand... there is an LG chocolate 3 that is from a side seller, no money back guarantee, it is said to be in excellent condition, there is no picture of the inside of the phone but it does come with a free face plate cover and charger and is a couple $ cheaper and I like the blue color. On the other hand when I started out looking for phones on eBay I wanted the enV touch but they are kinda expensive on there, as are the LG Voyagers, both are LG and the kind that I want(touch screen but also qwerty keypad). I am looking at these phones because I don't want a smart phone or a full touch screen anymore. If I wanted the enV or the Voyager, I can work something out with my mom possibly, so which one should I get??? LG Chocolate 3, Motorola Razr v3m, LG enV touch, or the LG Voyager???? Help. Any other options/solutions are greatly appreciated more

Resolved Question: Are there any christians on the board that can comprehend this quote from Karl Sagen?

This excerpt from A Pale Blue Dot was inspired by an image taken, at Sagan's suggestion, by Voyager 1 on February 14, 1990. As the spacecraft left our planetary neighborhood for the fringes of the solar system, engineers turned it around for one last look at its home planet. Voyager 1 was about 6.4 billion kilometers (4 billion miles) away, and approximately 32 degrees above the ecliptic plane, when it captured this portrait of our world. Caught in the center of scattered light rays (a result of taking the picture so close to the Sun), Earth appears as a tiny point of light, a crescent only 0.12 pixel in size. More On This Topic A Pale Blue Dot The Mission Story Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there--on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam. The Earth is a very small stage in a vast cosmic arena. Think of the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors so that, in glory and triumph, they could become the momentary masters of a fraction of a dot. Think of the endless cruelties visited by the inhabitants of one corner of this pixel on the scarcely distinguishable inhabitants of some other corner, how frequent their misunderstandings, how eager they are to kill one another, how fervent their hatreds. Our posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the Universe, are challenged by this point of pale light. Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark. In our obscurity, in all this vastness, there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves. The Earth is the only world known so far to harbor life. There is nowhere else, at least in the near future, to which our species could migrate. Visit, yes. Settle, not yet. Like it or not, for the moment the Earth is where we make our stand. It has been said that astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known. -- Carl Sagan, Pale Blue Dot, 1994 more

Voting Question: data plans and switching phones?

My carrier is Verizon. I had a LG Voyager then in March of 2010 I switched to the Motorola Droid. I had to get the unlimited data plan for the Droid. My issue is that I want to switch back to the Voyager for the rest of my school year so that way I focus more on school than my amazing Droid. Would my unlimited data plan be removed if I just switch without telling Verizon people and do the switching myself? or would I have to remove the plan and add it back during the summer when I switch back to my Droid? ps. I also want to switch back to my Voyager so I can get my pictures off of the phone. more

Resolved Question: Please help! Writing a research paper on Star Trek and I need input!?

Here's my work so far. I would really appreciate any tips or revisions or ideas on a working introduction. Thanks! Statement of Purpose: My Purpose for writing this paper is to tell how Star Trek became a phenomenon in the 20th century, how it has influenced popular culture, and how it has remained a global enterprise in recent years. Thesis Statement: Star Trek has possibly been the most successful and important entertainment franchise in American history, and its influence and fandom continue to affect our culture today. Preliminary Outline: I. Once upon a time, Gene Roddenberry created Star Trek A. Roddenberry’s proposal to Desilu and their rejection and remake of the pilot B. Release, run, and cancellation of Star Trek: The Original Series C. Birth of “trekkies” and Star Trek mania II. Rebirth of Star Trek A. Star Trek: The Animated Series B. Release of Star Wars and it’s affect on Star Trek popularity C. Development and cancelation of Star Trek: Phase II D. The Star Trek motion pictures E. Star Trek: The Next Generation III. Star Trek after Roddenberry A. Death of Roddenberry – new franchise ownership B. Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise IV. Star Trek reboot A. Rick Berman relieved of ownership B. New proposals for new films C. The eleventh Star Trek film in 2009 – Paramount to reboot the franchise in 2012 V. Star Trek and American culture A. TOS and the culture in the 60s – reasons for creation and the Star Trek social statement B. Star Trek as a cultural phenomenon – spin-off media and pop culture references C. Star Trek’s influence on technology and science more

Resolved Question: Historical Fiction book written by young teen?

i'm 12 years old (on my mom's account [with her permission of course]) and i'm writing a historical fiction book. here's the preface and first chapter. Please inform me whether you like it or not. Introduction Stacey held her mother’s hand tightly as they crept through the streets of Dublin. As they reached the train station, Stacey turned to her mom. She hugged her with all her might, then drew back. Stacey opened the door and gave her mother one last glance before turning away and running to the train. She quickly found a seat with some other girls that looked about her age. Although she knew she would see her mother again soon, she was nervous about not knowing anyone. The conductor collected all the tickets, and Stacey squirmed nervously in her seat. The conductor announced that the train would be departing in one minute, and Stacey got up. She secured her trunk in the over seat compartment, then sat down. Stacey straightened her dress and fixed her hair, then sat still. “Are you going to America as well?” One girl asked. “Indeed, I am,” Stacey replied. “I am traveling on the Sea Voyager.” Another girl spoke. “As our we. My name is Elizabeth, and these are my sisters Isabella and Charlotte.” Stacey looked up. “My name is Stacey. I’m 12.” Elizabeth spoke once more. “Isabella and I are 12, and Charlotte here…” she said pointing to the oldest looking girl. “…She’s 13.” Stacey smiled weakly. The Potato Famine had killed her father. It’s 1845, she thought and we still didn’t realize how dumb relying on potatoes alone was. Stacey fell asleep leaning against the window. A few hours later, someone shook Stacey awake. “The train is arriving in about 5 minutes.” Charlotte announced. Chapter One The Sea Voyager I got off the train, and was met by a short woman. “Miss Stacey McMartia?” she asked, looking me up and down. “Indeed.” I replied. “Come with me,” She commanded. I did as I was told, and followed. A young man walked next to me carrying my trunk onto the ship. “This is Mr. Lynch. I leave you in his capable hands,” the woman told me, and swept back to her wagon. Mr. Lynch was a tall skinny man with red hair, green eyes, and a friendly grin on his face. “Miss McMartia, I am delighted to meet you. If you please, I will escort you to your cabin. Mr. Walsh, please follow us with Miss McMartia’s trunk,” Mr. Lynch said. He led me down some stars and through a bunch of corridors. Finally, he announced “First class cabins!” He opened a door with a 197 engraved near the top and signaled to Mr. Walsh. Mr. Walsh pushed my trunk into the back left corner of the room, and I peered in. The ceiling was but 5 feet high, and the room was 6 feet long and 5 feet wide. I bent my knees slightly to avoid hitting my head and walked in. There was a small bed along with a little table and a wooden chair. “Supper is at 6:30 tonight. Someone will come to bring you up to the Captain’s dining room. Good day, miss.” Mr. Lynch told me and I nodded, then set to decorating my cabin as the men left. I placed a blanket from my trunk on the chair to prevent splinters, for it was poorly sanded. Then I set a picture of my family on the table and thought for a while about my situation. Before I knew it there was a knock on the door. “Who is it?” I asked. “Mr. Brosnan, here to escort Miss McMartia to supper.” I got up, threw on some clean gloves and shoes, and walked with the man up to supper. Charlotte, Isabella, and Elizabeth were there, and I was able to sit next to them. The chairs were much more comfortable, and the table had a cloth as well. Unfortunately, the food wasn’t so great. There were only rolls and a small amount of cow’s meat. Also, we didn’t even get dessert! When I got back to my cabin, I lay down on my bed bored, for I had nothing to do until it was time for bed. That is when I had the idea of starting this diary. Please comment on whether you like it or not! Thanks! more

Resolved Question: How do I replace engine gaskets?

I know absolutely NOTHING about vehicles, but I need very specific step-by-step instructions on how to do this. I have a 1988 Plymouth Grand Voyager with a 3.0L V6 engine. Keep in mind that 1) I have no choice, because this is the only vehicle I can legally drive and my uncle is forcing me too, due to a bartering agreement of the utmost importance, 2) I don't even know the parts of a vehicle, much less where they are located or what they do, and 3) Please no "it's too hard" or "it's just not worth it" or "you're an idiot" blah blah blah. I HAVE NO CHOICE. Please, either tell me a VERY good website or e-mail me some pictures and instructions. Please, I need help A.S.A.P. Thank you. more

Resolved Question: Is Telus or Fido better?

My Fido phone's touch screen recently died, leaving me with no phone in any way is it use able. In order to get a new phone with Fido, I would either need to find a second hand phone on Ebay or Kijiji, or buy a brand new phone from Fido- but all the phones are about $200 or more without a contract. Those are my only choices with Fido, but I was looking at buyiing a LG Voyager (VX10000) but since it's a CDMA phone and does NOT use a SIM card, I can't use it with Fido, but I can transfer to Telus and cancel my contract with Fido if I really wanted to. The Fido plan I have now is: 100 minutes a month Free texting - unlimited (not including photo messaging) Free calling after 6pm Free weekends Voicemail & Caller ID & Call waiting - 10$ a month So overall I'm payiing like $40-$50/month The TELUS plan I'm looking at is: 150 minutes per month Unlimited calling after 6pm & weekends after 6pm Unlimited outgoing and incoming text, picture and video messages3,4 Unlimited NATIONWIDE talk and text messaging with your 10 Favourite Numbers Voice Mail 3, Call Waiting and Conference Calling For roughly 35$ a month I would go with Telus just for that, but what about usage? Dropped calls? People tell me Telus is very reliable, but Fido has done me good so far! I just really want this phone, what do you think? Did you have a good or great/bad experience with either of the two? more

Resolved Question: help with science pretty plz?

1. Although electromagnetic waves differ in their wavelengths, they all travel at the speed of light, which is ____. (1 point) 300,000 km/s 6,000 km/h 100 km/s 10,000 km/s 2. A rocket is a motor that can burn fuel without requiring ____. (1 point) water air electricity fire 3. The arrangement of ____ by wavelength is called the electromagnetic spectrum. (1 point) physical energy electromagnetic radiation mechanical energy electronic energy 4. The trouble experienced with the Hubble Space Telescope dealt with ____. (1 point) its launch into space its deployment into space a mistake made when the mirror was shaped its position in the space shuttle 5. The first artificial satellite, ____, was placed into orbit around Earth by the former Soviet Union in 1957. (1 point) Voyager I Sputnik I Galileo Viking I 6. A space probe is a spacecraft that ____. (1 point) completes only one orbit is built and launched by humans gathers information and sends it back to Earth both b and c 7. In addition to sending humans into space in the Mercury and Gemini programs, space probes were sent to the moon to ____. (1 point) take pictures of its surface determine the best landing sites on the moon test the possibility of landing a spacecraft on the moon all of the above 8. The first human to step onto the moon was ____. (1 point) Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin Michael Collins Yuri A. Gagarin more

Resolved Question: 1995 plymouth voyager OBD II jack location pictures?

pictures of loction of obd II connection 1995 plymouth voyager more

Resolved Question: Star trek expert question?

If the events of Star Trek: The Motion Picture had happened to the crew of the Voyager from Star Trek: Voyager would it have taken them less time to figure out what the name V'ger meant? more

Resolved Question: LG Env Touch. Should I Get?

I had the LG Dare for around 2 years and my contract is going to be over really soon. I thought it wasn't a bad phone. The battery was pretty good and lasted me all week if I use a few calls from time to time. Now that my contract is over, I thought I should start picking out a new phone. There are tons of new smartphones out every month, but I don't want a smartphone because of the monthly $30 plan and all that. I just need a non-smart phone that has a physical QWERTY keyboard suitable for texting. I'm with Verizon right now. I know it's kinda outdated and I need to have it for another 2 years, but I was wondering if there's a lot of bugs/troubles with it? I know it's a lot better than the previous model, the Voyager. If you had it/have it, can you tell me if it's a good non-smartphone to use and if the following features are good ENOUGH to live with? 1. Battery [How long does it last average? I know it's worse than the LG Dare...] 2. Touch Screen [Resistive; Does it not respond well or does something else u don't want it to do..] 3. Keyboard [Big? Comfortable?Does it call people randomly when in pocket?] 4. Pictures/Camera [Do photos dissapear? How's the canera?] 5. Constant Self Turn on/off [Will it turn off by itself?] 6. Speakers Internal [loud? too soft?] more

Resolved Question: Cell phone problems...what to do?

Over two years ago, I bought an LG Voyager. It was extremely expensive and not really worth the money. Eventually, I ended up having to replace it due to all its problems. It kept happening, so instead they gave me an EnV Touch. But, that used up my upgrade and I didn't really want an EnV Touch! It lasted for a while, but it's been a little over a year now and the problems keep coming. The phone turns itself off, erases my texts and pictures, the battery only lasted 6 hours, it freezes, etc. I took it to the store and they said the battery was "swelling" and I needed a new one, that all the problems were because of the battery. So I bought a new battery, and those things are not cheap! Now, the phone doesn't keep dying, but it is still doing all those other things and more! On top of all that, it completely resets my settings and now my alarm doesn't work! I don't have an upgrade until September and I'm sick of all this! Verizon won't do anything, because it's been over a year, but I need a phone that works! more

Resolved Question: layout of 1997 plymoth voyager?

picture diagram of starter more

Resolved Question: 1. Although electromagnetic waves differ in their wavelengths, they all travel at the speed of light, which?

300,000 km/s 6,000 km/h 100 km/s 10,000 km/s 2. A rocket is a motor that can burn fuel without requiring ____. (1 point) water air electricity fire 3. The arrangement of ____ by wavelength is called the electromagnetic spectrum. (1 point) physical energy electromagnetic radiation mechanical energy electronic energy 4. The trouble experienced with the Hubble Space Telescope dealt with ____. (1 point) its launch into space its deployment into space a mistake made when the mirror was shaped its position in the space shuttle 5. The first artificial satellite, ____, was placed into orbit around Earth by the former Soviet Union in 1957. (1 point) Voyager I Sputnik I Galileo Viking I 6. A space probe is a spacecraft that ____. (1 point) completes only one orbit is built and launched by humans gathers information and sends it back to Earth both b and c 7. In addition to sending humans into space in the Mercury and Gemini programs, space probes were sent to the moon to ____. (1 point) take pictures of its surface determine the best landing sites on the moon test the possibility of landing a spacecraft on the moon all of the above 8. The first human to step onto the moon was ____. (1 point) Neil Armstrong Richard simmons << Michael Collins Yuri A. Gagarin more

Resolved Question: Where is the IAC, or MAT Sensor located in my 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE?

Alright, so I have a van that is at about 212k miles. The engine I think, was probably rebuilt. So that has (I am estimating) about maybe a little over 150k miles.. But I have a leaking head gasket (gonna get that replaced soon), and I recently got the Service Engine Soon light show up. So I did a self Diagnosis that came with the computer and I got error code 23. Which means that the Manifold Air Temperature sensor might be bad, or loose. Recently had brakes replaced and rotors turned, just got an allignment, and new master cylinder, gonna get a tune up tomorrow, but I need to know where the sensor is located... I see two sensors, one of which looks like a Vacuum hose. and a bunch of other little hoses coming off of it, connecting directly to the manifold. What is that? And next to it is a sensor of some sort, with two wires coming out of it. Also connected directly to the Manifold. I wiggled the wires around a bit and fixed the broken hose on the thing with a bunch of little hoses coming off of it thats connected directly to the Manifold. The Service engine soon light went out and feels like it's running smoother than before, But I am puzzled by the thing with little hoses coming off of it with a huge vacuum hose connected to it also, I found that one of the little tubes were broken so I wrapped it in high temperature electrical tape, and I would show you a picture but I don't have a camera..... Please help if possible, even if you have to explain to me what this MAT sensor or IAC sensor looks like. After the light went off. I noticed a difference in engine speed and acceleration, I hit the gas pretty hard and it feels like the engine has more power.. The plymouth has a 3.3 Liter, V6 engine in it, And I think it's also fuel injected... I hope you understand the question.. and.... concerns or whatever you want to call it. I am 15, and this is my mom's vehicle, I have tried everything but the air sensor. I want to take it out and clean it and hopefully not spend another 100 dollars on a worthless little piece that I can fix. We also have had problems with the radiator, But we put a hardening agent designed specifically for the problem. it stopped leaking. I don't know if any of this matters for the question, But I like to put extreme detail in my questions. Thank you. more

Resolved Question: has anyone ever made a trailer by cutting the rear section from a minivan like I've seen done with pickup beds?

I've thought that a back of a dodge grand caravan or plymouth voyager might make little trailer,like I've seen done with old pick up beds, weld on the tongue section and inclose the front (possibly extending the enclosure onto the tongue to gain additional enclosed cargo space, and I'ld have a trailer with an funtional, lockable rear hatch, ever vent windows to keep it cool. The reason I'm considering this is that I recently saw a minivan RV made using a Grand Caravan as the platform, with a pop up top, from GTRV, and I know it would be a small RV and not much room for storage and such and thought that by using the rear section of another one (plenty of them in the junk yards) it would be large enough to haul a generator, water and propane tanks and misc. camping gear and what ever else wouldn't fit in the minivan RV. Matching paint job, possibly a hitch mounted cargo rack and/or swing on hitch mounted grill on the rear of trailer or on the tongue. If anyone has already done this, I'ld like to see some pictures of the build and finished project.I've seen one done from an Astro/Safari, on the AstroSafarivans.com site, and thought it was nice, and after seeing the minivan RV from GTRV, thought it would go well with it.Both creative and functional, and with the size of the minivan RV, it would be pretty much a nessesity.possibly a roof top cargo container on one or both of them as well...could I weld a light weight frame under the minivan more

Resolved Question: Beyond known space, what is out there beyond beyond?

I checked out a library book recently that had a picture taken from the voyager spacecraft of the earth. The earth was only the size of a pencil tip! Anyway, I got to thinking about how big that space really is. All that we really know is how far that our spacecraft have gone into deep space. Perhaps our known universe is just a grain of sand on beach of the universe. What lies beyond? more

Resolved Question: how can voyager I capture pictures since it is travelling at the speed of 18kms/sec?

It is something misterious to me. under the action of gravitation of jupiter,saturn ,neptune, uranus , Voyager 1 is speeded up much more than its normal speed in space, and the estimation shows it is travelling 18 kms/sec. If so, how can it capture pictures at that speed and send it to earth??? POSSIBLE???? voyager has any cyper shot camera? :P more

Voting Question: I need help with my cell phone?

I ordered an LG Voyager, and I am in love with it. Yet, I keep having the same problem, I cant make a phone call without the phone shutting down and restarting itself, and I don't get any kind of notification that someone is trying to call me. From that I know, it rings on their end 3 times, but goes straight to voice mail, and on my end im not even ringing. Now, I can text as often as i'd like, and people get my texts and I get their texts (vid and picture messages too)...the only problem is the phone calls. I ordered a new battery, and will wait till its charged to see if the problem continues...but does any one have any idea why its doing this!? more

Resolved Question: My Flash Voyager 2GB Flash Drive has malfunctioned & won't work?

No matter WHERE I plug it in, it never works. And it did just like a month or two ago.. Every time I plug it in, and no matter which socket, it still says 'USB Device not recognized. One of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunctioned, and Windows does not recognize it.' What in the world should I do? :( & i've got so many pictures i don't wanna just loose them.. is there anything i need to install? what? where? oh god. thx helpers :Lthx for posting evinwhat do u mean freeze it? what am i supposed to do XD more

Resolved Question: What's the camera resolution of voyager 1?

i searched up the history of digital camera and it seems that the first one was invented in 70s and it could only take in black and white. But the pictures taken by voyager seems to be awfully clear, almost as clear as the ones taken nowadays. What's the camera specification and which company manufactured it? more

Resolved Question: SD memory card help for blackberry curve?

I recently gave in on getting a new"but old" phone, the blackberry curve I had the LG Voyager before. I activated the blackberry before I sent any of my pictures to the online album(vzwpix) or to my email or to a friend. So there for the lg does not have service for me to do so. I saved all my pictures to my card but I cant find them on the black berry, but they are saved there. I tried using the USB method but it doesn't register as a removable disk on my cousins computer. I did down load the Driver for it but it still doesnt do anything. I am confused. Help more

Resolved Question: Blackberry Curve memory card help recovering pictures?

Resolved Question: Whats a good phone? (verizion please)?

i have the LG Voyager, and i dont know what is a good phone. im thing of the Samsung Intensity2 or the LG Cosmos. but i've read that the Lg Cosmos has a bad battery, and a small memory.and no video taking the Samsung Intensity2 had a small keyboaard. i would want a good phone for texting, calling, good memory, CHEAP(something i can afford under $150) and also good picture megapixel but i wouldnt like a touch screen or a smaart phone. im not that pickey about flip phones, i would rather have a sliding phone more

Voting Question: why wont my lg voyager send picture messages?

i dont know why but yesterday my phone alll of a sudden didnt wanna send pic messages anymore. it just gets to connecting & then it says message delivery failed. i have no idea why this is happening please help me! oh the memory is only 25% fullmine is like 10 months old i did drop it lately but a day after it was fine with pic messages soo idk more

Resolved Question: Transfer pictures/video onto my new phone?

Okay, so I just got the Droid 2, and I used to have the voyager. Is it possible to get the pictures/videos transferred onto my new phone from my old one? Please help cause I really need some of my pictures and videos! more

Resolved Question: PHONE HELP? TRANSFERING THINGS?

Ok , so I have an iPhone. After two years of not looking at my old LG Voyager I decided to look at my old pictures. There are two pictures that I want to keep....I don't have the connecter cord to connect the LG to the computer. I want to get these pictures on my iPhone , but my iPhone is AT&T and my Voyager is Verizon, plus that contract was broken when I got my iPhone two years ago... I have a wireless printer, I tried to do it that way but there's something that I think I'm missing or not doing right. Can someone help me?? It's just two pictures.. Ok thanks. (: more

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