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Zooming in on the Milky Way's center
Giga-Galaxy Zoom project images dusty lane and cloud regions
By Ron Cowen from http://www.sciencenews.org
With a camera and a telescope an astrophotographer has taken a never before seen picture of the center of the Milky Way. He took 1,200 total pictures and pictures were taken from 52 different places.
I liked this article; it was informative and gave me a clear image in my mind about what happened in science today. The fact that over 1,200 pictures were taken to form one big picture is quite cool. What surprised me was the size of the telescope and camera that the astrophotographer used . The telescope was ten inches big and the camera was small enough to fit on the telescope. How did the astrophotographer manage to get all over the place to take all of these pictures How did he fit a camera on a ten-inch telescope. How long did it take, to take all of the pictures? Where did he take them? What made him decide to take all theses pictures?
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Swine Flu Remains Mild as Vaccine Advances
By Betsy Mckay and Gordon Fairclough
wall street journal online
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125198466331383281.html
Two reporters researched the deaths and causes of swine flu throughout the world. They also studied the vaccines being given.
I really liked this article. I explained a lot about swine flu deaths and victims, and how all around the world we are overreacting about it. More people die from the regular flu than swine and we don't even realize it!
Experts say that swine flu has not become more virulent, and it is just like the normal flu. This gives a lot of breathing room for pharmaceutical companies. Another reason not to worry is that studies show that almost all deaths from swine flu were due to the person already having and illness. This means swine flu is not very deadly.
With vaccines getting better and better everyday, there is nothing to worry about. Just wash your hands and Face.
I am Bob
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