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Astronomers have discovered what appear to be the 14 cool stars known in our Universe. These failed stars called brown dwarfs are so faint icy, which would be impossible to see with current telescopes of visible light.

Brown dwarfs are joining a handful of similar objects previously discovered. The new objects are at temperatures around 450 to 600 Kelvin Kelvin (from 176 to 326 degrees Celsius). The further away are colder are, therefore, in some cases, like planets around other stars.

Most new brown dwarfs found by Spitzer is believed to belong to the better known class of brown dwarfs, called T dwarfs, defined as less than about 1,500 degrees Kelvin (1,226 degrees Celsius). One of the objects seems to be so cold that even be a dwarf.

As I have said, are the stars that are on track to be planets.

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To update Firefox to version 3.6.4 on Ubuntu 10.04, we can add a PPA repository https : / / edge.launchpad.net / ~ ubuntu-security-mozilla / + archive / ppa typing in a terminal the following:

sudo apt-add-ppa repository: sudo apt ubuntu-mozilla-security/ppa

-get update & & sudo apt-get upgrade

After the update is complete and will have the new version of Firefox.

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PLANETS PLEIADES FUTURE AND THE TAIL OF THE COMET



Comet Machholz, taken in the first week of January 2005, not only has a beautiful green atmosphere, also has two tails.

A tail is the ion tail. It consists of electrically charged atoms and molecules (ions) dismissed from the coma by the solar wind. This tail points directly away from the sun The solar wind can cause the ion tail to swing back and forth, curlicues and temporary knots.

The other tail is the dust tail. Comet dust is heavier than gas. Resist the solar wind pressure and lingers behind the comet, tracing its orbit. The solar wind gusts have little effect on the dust tail.

When sunlight hits the nucleus, fragile ices vaporize, spewing jets of dust and gas into space. These jets feed the coma and provide raw material for the tails.


coma contains cyanogen (CN), which is a poisonous gas and diatomic carbon (C2) Both substances glow green when illuminated by sunlight. This is called "resonant fluorescence."

But the most interesting is the color of the queue to be confused with the color of the reflection nebula in the Pleiades is causing reflections on their components, although I have taken position on that is produced by water in one of three states.

These days we look at the comet Mc Naught, which has similar characteristics, as can be seen in the picture below.