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Paragliding June 28th, 2007

Bjørnar (left) and Daniel. Photo: Egil Fonn

There were a couple of days with distansevær under Ekstremsportveko and "team Harstad" flew along the first 2 miles from Aurland of grand Voss Nature. Skybar at approx. 2000 meters. Egil came long with 53.3 km. Daniel flew 37 km and even I got 27.8 km. More photos www.xcc.no !

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23. August 2010, 0:07

11 ° C

Feels: 8 ° C

Pressure: 999 mb

Humidity: 87%

Wind: 3 m / s E

Gust: 3 m / s

Sunrise: 4:36

Sunset: 9:17 p.m.

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Massive Attack

This image shows the eruption of a Galactic super-volcano "in the massive galaxy M87, as witnessed by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and NSF's Very Large Array (VLA). At a distance of about 50 million light years, M87 is Relatively close to Earth and lies at the center of the Virgo cluster, Which contains thousand of Galaxies. The clusters surrounding M87 is filled with hot gas glowing in X-ray light (and shown in blue) That is detected by Chandra. As this gas Cool, Can it fall Towards the galaxy's center wherefores it Hubble continue two cool events fast and form new stars. However, radio Observations with the VLA (eds) Suggest That in M87 jets of very Energetics Particles Produced by the black hole interrupt this process. These jets lift up the Relatively cool gas near the center of the galaxy and produce shock waves in the galaxy's atmosphere Because of Their supersonic speed. The interaction of this cosmic "eruption" with the galaxy's environment is very Similar That two of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland That occurred in 2010. With Eyjafjallajökull, packets of hot gas blasted through the surface of the lava, generating shock waves thing That Can Be seen passing through the gray smoke of the volcano. This hot gas simply Rises up in the atmosphere, dragging the dark ash with it. This process Can Be seen in a movie of the volcano Eyjafjallajökull Where the shock waves propagating in the smoke are followed by the rise of dark ash clouds Into the atmosphere. In the analogy with Eyjafjallajökull, the energetics Particles Produced in the vicinity of the black hole rise through the X-ray emitting atmosphere of the cluster, lifting up the coolest gas near the center of M87 in Their wake. This Is Similar To The hot volcanic gases draw up the clouds of dark ash. And just like the volcano here on Earth, shock waves Can Be Seen When the black hole pumps Energetics Particles Into the cluster gas. Image Credits: X-ray: NASA / CXC / KIPAC / N. Werner et al Radio: NSF / NRAO / AUI / W. Cotton
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