Friday, September 9, 2011 9:33:21 PM
Remember This IS 100% Real
The most striking thing to note about the breathtaking visual fly-by of Saturn seen above is that the footage isn't computer-generated or enhanced with CGI or 3D effects
Friday, September 9, 2011 6:19:29 PM
Ok HEre Is A Pic From cassini Of Saturn
Here Is A Cool Pic From NASA That i Found. Its Bomb Bay Because Its Not A Fake Its 100% real Life
Monday, August 30, 2010 3:35:49 AM
Movies And Tv
Ok I Added A Page To my Website For People That Want A Basic Start To TV And Movie Downloads. Just Download my Files And Decompress And Start The Torrents As you Want.
http://www.gzusfreeware.hostoi.com/1_9_Movie-And-Tv.htmlGzUs
Friday, August 20, 2010 4:52:56 AM
Ad BlockinG In A Choice
There has Been Alot Of People bitchinG About People RunninG Ad Blocker's On Web Browser's. Well I Have One thinG To Say About That Is Stop The Root kits And Fake Av's Aka Malware And I wont block Ads. I Am More THen Happy To Look At Ads If They Wont Fuck Up A Pc. So To WebSites That Use Ads. You Need Better Tools To Stop The Hijacks. So If You bitch About People That Use Them Do Them A fav Learn Better CodeinG Or Dont bitch About People BlockinG Ads. I HAve Fixed Many Pc's That HAve HAd Root kits And Fake Av's Aka MAlware All From Hijacked Ads So i Tell People If They Want To Stop payinG Shitloads In Pc Repairs To Block All Ads Because 90% Of THat BS Comes From Ads.
Here Is A Post On Cnet About This Bs
http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-20000898-245.html
GzUs
Sunday, August 1, 2010 6:39:34 AM
Movies
OK All If There Is Any Movies You Want Leave A Comment And I'll MAke A Torrent For What I HAve. I Have Over 300GB's Of Movies. So Just Name One And If I HAve It Ill Make A Torrent And Post It Here And If I Don't Ill Find It And Repost It HEre.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010 4:58:55 AM
NEw Way To Live On The Moon MAybe In the Furture!
Forty-one years ago this Tuesday our moon was first visited by a small shiny craft that descended like a falling star onto the frozen lava plains of the Sea of Tranquility. Apollo astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin then climbed out and walked the surface of a world untouched for over 4 billion years.
Let's fast-forward to an imaginary time much later in this century. A similarly spidery craft descends to the Sea of Tranquility, but to the viewer’s amazement it flies down into a gaping hole on the moon’s surface, like a bee going into a hive.
This is a conceivable scenario for far-future moon colonists.
Over the past year, NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has photographed unusual "pit craters" that poke into the moon's crust for hundreds of feet. These are thought to be the collapsed ceilings of underground lava tubes that crisscross the moon as lunar rilles.
WIDE ANGLE: The Moon Landings
When life was just emerging on Earth, streams of molten lava flowed across the moon and then solidified. Such tubes on Earth form when lava from a volcano starts to cool and form a hardened crust. Hot lava underneath continues flowing in channels.
The moon's frozen tunnels could provide a natural shelter from the extremes on the lunar surface. Assuming we decide to return to the moon someday -- it’s not on NASA’s agenda for now -- the lava tubes would allow for ant farm-like colonies of humans living underground.
The tunnels would shield colonists from micrometeorites, lethal X-ray blasts from our petulant sun, and cosmic rays from the galaxy. Temperatures inside the tubes would remain a constant -35 degrees Fahrenheit. That's chilly, but much more stable for complex equipment. On the surface, machinery and structures would degrade under temperature extremes that swing from +250 degrees to -250 during the lunar day/night cycle.
The Hadean fantasy landscape that would await the first lunar spelunkers would be straight out of a science fiction tale. Some tubes may be filled with frozen lava while other may present complex labyrinths.
A big enough skylight would allow automated cargo ships to gingerly descend to the lava tube floor for easy offloading at Moonport 1. A combination of nuclear and solar power generators would keep the colonists toasty. Lighting would cycle to follow a circadian rhythm to keep colonists in sync with Earth’s 24-hour day (vs. the moon’s two-week-long day).
Lava tubes could also make great habitats for future Mars colonists. Mars orbiter photos reveal skylight holes on the flanks of the giant shield volcano Olympus Mons. More can be found along the southeast flank of neighboring Arsia Mons, as well as on the sides of the northern shield volcano Alba Patera.
These would provide the same luxuries to colonists as lunar lava tube bases. Mars pioneers might end up discovering native microorganisms inside the caves. But at least no giant spider-bats as in the cheesy 1959 sci-fi film, “The Angry Red Planet."
Underground cities on Earth were the staple of pulp science fiction. My favorite is the vast subterranean Utopian city in the 1936 H.G. Wells scripted film “Things To Come.” (Today it has an uncanny resemblance to the Marriott Marquis hotel in downtown Atlanta -- except that the 47-story hotel is definitely above ground!)
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Japan’s Kaguya (Selene) orbiter first found three pit craters, each the diameter of three football fields end-to-end. The LRO team has added 10 candidate craters -- one, ironically enough, in the Sea of Tranquility. (Tranquility Place here, vacationers welcomed!)
The team is planning to acquire stereo images of both large and smaller lava tube skylights now being discovered. The detailed topographic images will better confirm the origin of these unusual features.[/SIZE][/FONT]
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 10:50:48 PM
JUst Want To Let you All KNow I Added New Pics. Of My Son 
. He Is Such A Little Frutloop
Friday, July 9, 2010 11:02:17 PM
Well Im Not Sure What To Post At This Time Ill Edit This Post When i Find Something To Talk About. If you All Have Any Computer ? JUst Leave Your ? In The Comments So I Can Answer Them.
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