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These are my delicious links for October 13th:

• Pictures of the Sun - Gorgeous collection of pictures of the Sun, as done by The Big Picture.

NASA’s Phoenix Mars Lander has detected snow falling from Martian clouds.  My brain has officially been blown.  This is just staggering to me.

A laser instrument designed to gather knowledge of how the atmosphere and surface interact on Mars has detected snow from clouds about 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) above the spacecraft’s landing site. Data show the snow vaporizing before reaching the ground. 

I realize that the economy is doing a nose-dive, but there is no way in hell we should stop explorations like this.  Moon, Mars, all of it needs to continue.    Photo is of a Mars sunrise, taken on the 101st day of the Mars Rover.

These are my delicious links for September 30th:

• About Us Information on Websites (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) - Representing a company or organization on the Internet is one of a website's most important jobs. Effectively explaining the company's purpose and what it stands for provides essential support for all other website goals.

  Unfortunately, while most sites offer an About Us section, they often do a poor job of communicating the crucial information it should contain. Jakob now helps us figure out what that information should be.

• The Milky Way Galaxy, as seen from the False Kiva in the Canyonlands National Park. -
• Cool collection of Wolverine Art. - Just a nice little collection of cool Wolverine pictures and art. I like the Dinosaur the best.

Thank you NASA, for making this possible.

Somebodys granddaughter works at NASA and had these phenomenal photos from a Shuttle mission.  They are just stunning.  They look so peaceful.  I would image the urge to just simply float away is a strong one, and that keeping focus is difficult.