Sunday, May 31, 2009
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If the doors of perception were opened
the man perceive all things as they are,
endless.
the man perceive all things as they are,
endless.
William Blake
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
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How many stars are in heaven? 5 years
If one day, or rather a night, trying to count the stars will seem are many and that is impossible, but the truth is that you only need to count a long time and a good view. In the world there is a group of people already have, have had the stars in the sky. These people are able to spend whole nights watching the stars and best of all, I paid for it. They are astronomers and watch the sky is your job.
from observatories on top of a mountain or in the offices of universities, astronomers use complicated equipment for counting, measuring, photographing and studying the stars, doing everything possible to understand how the universe works.
Before it did not, in antiquity, astronomers had only their eyes to study the sky. Without any help to look could not see much detail. So instead of watching were the stars and planets, some rather imagined. This was a problem because their ideas were not always correct.
Everything changed one night in spring of 1609, exactly 400 years ago, when an Italian named Galileo Galilei decided to target a device called a "telescope" into the sky. Galileo invented the telescope, but it was the first person to use it for science, building on its ability to bring distant objects. Studied carefully how it works and managed to build an instrument higher powers.
Watching the sky with his telescope, Galileo saw that things were not like the other astronomers had expected. Found that the moon is not a smooth sphere, but I had mountains and valleys like the Earth. He also discovered that Jupiter had 4 moons, so the Earth was not the only one with a satellite spinning around. Studying the planet Venus was realized as the moon phases (new, waxing, full and waning) which was only possible if the earth revolved around the sun.
Since then there were no cameras, Galileo carefully drew everything he saw. Galileo was very important that all people knew what he had found, so I gathered together all his drawings and published a book that explained all these things he had seen. The book showed that the astronomers of the time were wrong and as nobody likes to be told he did a bad job, Galileo had to endure lots of criticism for the rest of his life.
2009 has been declared "International Year of Astronomy" to remember that night when Galileo Galilei changed the way you see the stars. Throughout this year, astronomers around the world to party and you're invited. If you love astronomy and have questions about stars, planets and universe now is when you meet them. Look out the page http://www.astronomia2009.org.mx and see the entire universe of conferences, workshops and observation nights Mexican astronomers have prepared for you.
At these events you will learn, among other things that a normal night, you can have a total of 100 000 stars, they are just the number of stars which, by its brightness, the human eye can see with the naked eye.
from observatories on top of a mountain or in the offices of universities, astronomers use complicated equipment for counting, measuring, photographing and studying the stars, doing everything possible to understand how the universe works.
Before it did not, in antiquity, astronomers had only their eyes to study the sky. Without any help to look could not see much detail. So instead of watching were the stars and planets, some rather imagined. This was a problem because their ideas were not always correct.
Everything changed one night in spring of 1609, exactly 400 years ago, when an Italian named Galileo Galilei decided to target a device called a "telescope" into the sky. Galileo invented the telescope, but it was the first person to use it for science, building on its ability to bring distant objects. Studied carefully how it works and managed to build an instrument higher powers.
Watching the sky with his telescope, Galileo saw that things were not like the other astronomers had expected. Found that the moon is not a smooth sphere, but I had mountains and valleys like the Earth. He also discovered that Jupiter had 4 moons, so the Earth was not the only one with a satellite spinning around. Studying the planet Venus was realized as the moon phases (new, waxing, full and waning) which was only possible if the earth revolved around the sun.
Since then there were no cameras, Galileo carefully drew everything he saw. Galileo was very important that all people knew what he had found, so I gathered together all his drawings and published a book that explained all these things he had seen. The book showed that the astronomers of the time were wrong and as nobody likes to be told he did a bad job, Galileo had to endure lots of criticism for the rest of his life.
2009 has been declared "International Year of Astronomy" to remember that night when Galileo Galilei changed the way you see the stars. Throughout this year, astronomers around the world to party and you're invited. If you love astronomy and have questions about stars, planets and universe now is when you meet them. Look out the page http://www.astronomia2009.org.mx and see the entire universe of conferences, workshops and observation nights Mexican astronomers have prepared for you.
At these events you will learn, among other things that a normal night, you can have a total of 100 000 stars, they are just the number of stars which, by its brightness, the human eye can see with the naked eye.
Friday, May 15, 2009
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"Would you like a vacation in five years? At first it would be fun, but the truth is that after a while as insurance is that you'll end up boring. If you are worried maybe you seek to do to entertain you, this happened to Charles Darwin, when he was invited to a boat trip to the final two years became 5. The long journey forever changed the life of this boy and all the natural world.
Charles Darwin was a simple country boy, son of a rural doctor. As there could be medical (bored a lot in school) his father persuaded him to study to become a rural priest. So Darwin at age 22 took his life in looking for a nice basement when he was invited to join the crew of a ship called the Beagle. He had been appointed naturalist the ship, but his real function would be accompanied during their meals at the captain, an aristocrat berrinchudo.
Beagle's mission was to map the coast of South America, Darwin was the trip to Brazil, Argentina, Chile and the Galapagos Islands. The show with that bullet in these lands was impressive for someone who had only lived with cows, sheep and birds. On expeditions to the ground, Charles found strange animals he had never seen: Enormous ostrich-like birds called rheas, armored armadillos, anteaters, mice, the size of a pig, monkeys and giant tortoises. Very
Formica as he was, take seriously their job as a naturalist, studying with interest and dedication of nature around him. He had a talent for observing the small details and establish relationships between the things I observed. Along with live animals, Charles Darwin also studied the fossils of extinct animals, specimens found among its findings that seemed to animals that still existed but were larger as Megatherium is an extinct giant armadillo. Others seemed to puzzle that came together parts of other animals, an example was the Toxodon, a fossil skull of which both parties had a mouse and elephant parts. After watching
there were many similarities between animals and fossils, Charles Darwin's head was full of questions: how animal species originated? and how they became what they are?. In humans, if a person is like another, they may be relatives (uncles, cousins, siblings), perhaps it was the same animal. A Darwin occurred to him that perhaps all living things were related in some way and that they shared common ancestors, as families in a family tree. It was logical then to think that changes in one species gave rise to another in a process called evolution.
Darwin also found that changes or developments species was given by the struggle for survival. It was a simple answer, the better suited it was a group of animals to their environment less die and therefore more of them would be in place. While they did not have the best skills disappear. So on an island, birds with beaks to open shellfish would be more numerous than those who did not have this kind of peak. This process Darwin called natural selection, because it is the nature beings who selects must live and reproduce, and which are not suitable. All findings were published in the book "The Origin of Species" the culmination of 5 years of vacation possible to understand as they were born and created plants and animals that inhabit this planet.
Charles Darwin was a simple country boy, son of a rural doctor. As there could be medical (bored a lot in school) his father persuaded him to study to become a rural priest. So Darwin at age 22 took his life in looking for a nice basement when he was invited to join the crew of a ship called the Beagle. He had been appointed naturalist the ship, but his real function would be accompanied during their meals at the captain, an aristocrat berrinchudo.
Beagle's mission was to map the coast of South America, Darwin was the trip to Brazil, Argentina, Chile and the Galapagos Islands. The show with that bullet in these lands was impressive for someone who had only lived with cows, sheep and birds. On expeditions to the ground, Charles found strange animals he had never seen: Enormous ostrich-like birds called rheas, armored armadillos, anteaters, mice, the size of a pig, monkeys and giant tortoises. Very
Formica as he was, take seriously their job as a naturalist, studying with interest and dedication of nature around him. He had a talent for observing the small details and establish relationships between the things I observed. Along with live animals, Charles Darwin also studied the fossils of extinct animals, specimens found among its findings that seemed to animals that still existed but were larger as Megatherium is an extinct giant armadillo. Others seemed to puzzle that came together parts of other animals, an example was the Toxodon, a fossil skull of which both parties had a mouse and elephant parts. After watching
there were many similarities between animals and fossils, Charles Darwin's head was full of questions: how animal species originated? and how they became what they are?. In humans, if a person is like another, they may be relatives (uncles, cousins, siblings), perhaps it was the same animal. A Darwin occurred to him that perhaps all living things were related in some way and that they shared common ancestors, as families in a family tree. It was logical then to think that changes in one species gave rise to another in a process called evolution.
Darwin also found that changes or developments species was given by the struggle for survival. It was a simple answer, the better suited it was a group of animals to their environment less die and therefore more of them would be in place. While they did not have the best skills disappear. So on an island, birds with beaks to open shellfish would be more numerous than those who did not have this kind of peak. This process Darwin called natural selection, because it is the nature beings who selects must live and reproduce, and which are not suitable. All findings were published in the book "The Origin of Species" the culmination of 5 years of vacation possible to understand as they were born and created plants and animals that inhabit this planet.
(This article was created for a children's magazine, so his language is somewhat different to that used in this blog)
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