As part of their Image of the Day series, NASA posted a beautiful image of a sunset on Mars sent by the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit on May 19, 2005
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"Everyone takes the limits of his own vision for the limits of the world" - Arthur Schopenhauer
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The Information Moment
This blog consists of mostly scientific information that i wish to share with everyone who is interested in the same things as me. Every blog entry is taken directly from digg.com to save time. The exponnential growth of information is making reality blurrier and blurrier, thus making the great illusion even more uncomprehendable in the 21st century. Reality is changing at an accelerating pace which is hard to keep up with when the focus is more on unimportant things.
"Everythings all right with the world". The hardest realization ever, so this blog is not about my egos view of the world, or my opinion but the many miraculous things it has to offer, without trying to pass judgement. I am passing on information that i find interesting.
Enjoy your read.
"Everythings all right with the world". The hardest realization ever, so this blog is not about my egos view of the world, or my opinion but the many miraculous things it has to offer, without trying to pass judgement. I am passing on information that i find interesting.
Enjoy your read.
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