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Beginners / Re: [For Beginners] FAQ (Pleas...
Last post by Tìtstewan - Today at 09:45:01 AMNa'vi handles time stuff differently than we do in English. While in English (and some other languages) use verbs in the tense one want to say plus various auxiliary verbs like following example:
I was eating.
Na'vi doesn't have auxiliary verbs. I Na'vi that sentence is:
Oe yarmom
Here, the infix <arm> carry the information of "was" or "were" and past tense. (more precisely, past and imperfective aspect)
What sentence do you want to be translated?
I was eating.
Na'vi doesn't have auxiliary verbs. I Na'vi that sentence is:
Oe yarmom
Here, the infix <arm> carry the information of "was" or "were" and past tense. (more precisely, past and imperfective aspect)
What sentence do you want to be translated?
#5
Science / Re: Space news topic and space...
Last post by Toliman - Today at 09:08:54 AMJupiter's Moon Io has been Volcanically Active for Billions of Years
https://www.caltech.edu/about/news/jupiters-moon-io-has-been-volcanically-active-for-billions-of-years
Jupiter's moon Io is the most volcanically active place in the solar system. During its 1.8-day orbit, this moon is gravitationally squeezed by Jupiter, leading to volcanic eruptions larger than any on Earth today.
Io, Europa, and Ganymede are in an orbital configuration known as a Laplace resonance: For every orbit of Ganymede (the farthest of the three from Jupiter), Europa completes exactly two orbits, and Io completes exactly four. In this configuration, the moons pull on each other gravitationally in such a way that they are forced into elliptical, rather than round, orbits. Such orbits allow Jupiter's gravity to heat the moons' interiors, causing Io's volcanism and adding heat to the subsurface liquid ocean on icy Europa.
How long has Io been experiencing volcanic upheaval? In other words, how long have Jupiter's moons been in this configuration?
Two new studies from Caltech researchers measure sulfur isotopes within Io's atmosphere and determine that the moons have been locked in this resonant dance for billions of years. Europa's liquid ocean has long been considered a potential location for life to evolve, and understanding exactly how long these moons' orbits have been this way is crucial for characterizing its long-term habitability. The papers appear in the journals Scienceand JGR-Planets on April 18.
https://www.caltech.edu/about/news/jupiters-moon-io-has-been-volcanically-active-for-billions-of-years
Jupiter's moon Io is the most volcanically active place in the solar system. During its 1.8-day orbit, this moon is gravitationally squeezed by Jupiter, leading to volcanic eruptions larger than any on Earth today.
Io, Europa, and Ganymede are in an orbital configuration known as a Laplace resonance: For every orbit of Ganymede (the farthest of the three from Jupiter), Europa completes exactly two orbits, and Io completes exactly four. In this configuration, the moons pull on each other gravitationally in such a way that they are forced into elliptical, rather than round, orbits. Such orbits allow Jupiter's gravity to heat the moons' interiors, causing Io's volcanism and adding heat to the subsurface liquid ocean on icy Europa.
How long has Io been experiencing volcanic upheaval? In other words, how long have Jupiter's moons been in this configuration?
Two new studies from Caltech researchers measure sulfur isotopes within Io's atmosphere and determine that the moons have been locked in this resonant dance for billions of years. Europa's liquid ocean has long been considered a potential location for life to evolve, and understanding exactly how long these moons' orbits have been this way is crucial for characterizing its long-term habitability. The papers appear in the journals Scienceand JGR-Planets on April 18.
#7
Beginners / Re: [For Beginners] FAQ (Pleas...
Last post by Toliman - Today at 02:41:29 AMWhat exactly you want to translate?
#9
Spam / Re: Make a Wish, Make it Usele...
Last post by Toliman - Today at 12:51:27 AMThat water is poisonous.
I wish for a bioluminiscent grass.
I wish for a bioluminiscent grass.
