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Deutsch (German) / Forum vorerst im Lese-Modus!
Last post by Tìtstewan - Today at 12:47:57 PMLiebe Mitglieder,
aufgrund eines Ausfalls des Hauptservers haben wir einen temporären Mirror des Forums, des Wikis und der Website eingerichtet. Da es sich hierbei um eine temporäre Lösung handelt, bis der Hauptserver wieder online ist, haben wir dieses Forum im Lese-Modus gestellt, um Änderungen an der Datenbank zu verhindern.
Wenn die ursprünglichen Dienste wieder verfügbar sind, wird diese temporäre Lösung offline gehen, daher der Lese-Modus.
Seiyi irayo!
LN Administratoren
aufgrund eines Ausfalls des Hauptservers haben wir einen temporären Mirror des Forums, des Wikis und der Website eingerichtet. Da es sich hierbei um eine temporäre Lösung handelt, bis der Hauptserver wieder online ist, haben wir dieses Forum im Lese-Modus gestellt, um Änderungen an der Datenbank zu verhindern.
Wenn die ursprünglichen Dienste wieder verfügbar sind, wird diese temporäre Lösung offline gehen, daher der Lese-Modus.
Seiyi irayo!
LN Administratoren
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News / Forum is currently Read Only!
Last post by Tìtstewan - Yesterday at 04:34:24 PMDear members,
due to a failure of the main server, we have set up a temporary mirror of the forum, wiki and website. As this is set up as temporary solution untill we get the main server back online, we have put this forum as read only to prevent changes in the database.
When the original services are back, this temporary solution will go offline, hence the read-only mode.
Seiyi irayo!
LN Administrators
due to a failure of the main server, we have set up a temporary mirror of the forum, wiki and website. As this is set up as temporary solution untill we get the main server back online, we have put this forum as read only to prevent changes in the database.
When the original services are back, this temporary solution will go offline, hence the read-only mode.
Seiyi irayo!
LN Administrators
#3
Spam / Re: Let's count to ZZZ,ZZZ!
Last post by trdrpxplds - April 28, 2024, 11:39:39 PMEBS (Emergency Broadcasting System)
#4
Spam / Re: Make a Wish, Make it Usele...
Last post by Syatikrel - April 28, 2024, 10:20:04 PMQuote from: archaic on April 21, 2024, 06:08:43 PMIt is Sundae, tomorrow it will be Mondae!Some eats the universe tomorrow.
I wish to see a Razorwhip and the reflections off its metallic skin.
(HtTYD)
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Spam / Re: Make a Wish, Make it Usele...
Last post by Toliman - April 28, 2024, 10:10:01 PMYou can do that but yoz realise it's too difficult 
I wish for good Monday for everyone.
I wish for good Monday for everyone.
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Science / Re: Astronomy thread/Kìng a te...
Last post by Toliman - April 28, 2024, 10:02:05 PMHow Pluto got its 'heart'
https://news.arizona.edu/news/how-pluto-got-its-heart
Ever since the cameras of NASA's New Horizons mission discovered a large heart-shaped structure on the surface of the dwarf planet Pluto in 2015, this "heart" has puzzled scientists because of its unique shape, geological composition and elevation. Scientists from the University of Bern in Switzerland and the University of Arizona used numerical simulations to investigate the origins of Sputnik Planitia, the western teardrop-shaped part of Pluto's heart surface feature.
According to their research, Pluto's early history was marked by a cataclysmic event that formed Sputnik Planitia: a collision with a planetary body a little over 400 miles in diameter, roughly the size of Arizona from north to south. The team's findings, published in Nature Astronomy, also suggest that the inner structure of Pluto is different from what was previously assumed, indicating that there is no subsurface ocean.
"The formation of Sputnik Planitia provides a critical window into the earliest periods of Pluto's history," said Adeene Denton, a planetary scientist at the UArizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory who co-authored the paper. "By expanding our investigation to include more unusual formation scenarios, we've learned some totally new possibilities for Pluto's evolution, which could apply to other Kuiper Belt objects as well."
https://news.arizona.edu/news/how-pluto-got-its-heart
Ever since the cameras of NASA's New Horizons mission discovered a large heart-shaped structure on the surface of the dwarf planet Pluto in 2015, this "heart" has puzzled scientists because of its unique shape, geological composition and elevation. Scientists from the University of Bern in Switzerland and the University of Arizona used numerical simulations to investigate the origins of Sputnik Planitia, the western teardrop-shaped part of Pluto's heart surface feature.
According to their research, Pluto's early history was marked by a cataclysmic event that formed Sputnik Planitia: a collision with a planetary body a little over 400 miles in diameter, roughly the size of Arizona from north to south. The team's findings, published in Nature Astronomy, also suggest that the inner structure of Pluto is different from what was previously assumed, indicating that there is no subsurface ocean.
"The formation of Sputnik Planitia provides a critical window into the earliest periods of Pluto's history," said Adeene Denton, a planetary scientist at the UArizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory who co-authored the paper. "By expanding our investigation to include more unusual formation scenarios, we've learned some totally new possibilities for Pluto's evolution, which could apply to other Kuiper Belt objects as well."
