Nabi sundel Muhammad tukang entotin bocah cilik itu apa sampai ke batas tata
surya ini untuk ketemu Allah fiktif itu?
Heran, tahun 2008 ini masih ada orang yang percaya kepada kibulan dan omong
kosong orang Arab.
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Spacecraft to probe edge of solar system
* Story Highlights
* NASA spacecraft embarks on two-year mission to map the edge of the solar
system
* Ibex probe will study a chaotic region where solar wind clashes with cold
gases
* Ibex could help confirm whether the sun's protective heliosphere is
shrinking
* Findings could help unlock secrets of this interaction between the sun
and the galaxy
LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- A small NASA spacecraft embarks on a two-year
mission this weekend to give scientists their first view of the happenings at
the edge of the solar system.
The Ibex probe, short for Interstellar Boundary Explorer, will study a chaotic
region in space where the solar wind from the sun clashes with cold gases from
interstellar space.
The solar wind, a stream of charged particles spewing from the sun at 1 million
miles (1.6 million kilometers) per hour, carves out a protective bubble around
the solar system. This bubble known as the heliosphere shields against most
dangerous cosmic radiation that would otherwise interfere with human
spaceflight.
Scientists recently discovered that the solar wind pressure is at its weakest
level in 50 years, although the exact reason remains a mystery. Ibex could help
confirm whether the heliosphere is shrinking.
Observations from Ibex should help researchers in "unlocking the secrets of
this important interaction between the sun and the galaxy," said David McComas
of the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio. He is chief scientist for
the $165 million mission.
Ibex, the size of a bus tire, will be launched aboard a Pegasus rocket that
will be dropped from an aircraft over a Pacific atoll on Sunday.
The rocket will lift Ibex 130 miles (209 kilometers) above Earth and put it
into orbit. The spacecraft will then fire its solid rocket motor to loft itself
even higher, eventually to 200,000 miles (321,853 kilometers) above Earth.
Ibex will build on the discoveries of the long-running twin Voyager spacecraft
launched in 1977 to explore the outer planets. The deep-space, manmade probes
have since sailed past the outer planets and are headed out of the solar system.
Unlike the Voyager craft, Ibex will not barrel through space, but instead will
do its job from high-Earth orbit. The probe carries two sensors that will
collect information about the solar wind's mass and energy from all directions.
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