Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Thomas and Rosie






Jake Dog



Before he got sick


Khay and Wannabe



at dinner


My wonderful Abby Brothers. They were only with us for about two years but they made such an impression. Khay died first and then a year later Wannabe.

Magic and Fat Cat






Goldie






Trying to get some pictures into the mix

I have noticed that this photo seems to want to travel up and down as I type, so I will leave it where it is and see what happens.  Any way this is my first experiment with photos in my blog. I think it is nice to have a photo accompany a blog, something I know everyone from 360 liked to do.

So I am getting in the mood of Samhain here at the old Multiply blog.

How about you?

Entry for October 23, 2007/ Universe Tuesday

I really like the question this picture for today poses.

What do you think?

Astronomy Picture of the Day

Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.

2007 October 21
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Will the Universe End in a Big Rip?
Illustration Credit & Copyright:Lynette Cook

Explanation:How will our universe end?Recent speculation now includes a pervasive growing field ofmysterious repulsivephantom energy that rips virtually everything apart. Although theuniverse started with aBig Bang, analysis ofcosmologicalmeasurements allows a possibility that it will end with aBig Rip. As soon as few billion years from now, the controversial scenario holds,dark energy will grow to such a magnitude that ourown Galaxy will no longer be able to hold itself together. After that,stars,planets, and then evenatoms might not be able to withstand the expansive internal force. Previously,speculation on theultimate fate of the universe centered on either a re-collapsingBig Crunch or aBig Freeze. Although theuniverse's fate is still a puzzle, piecing it together will likely follow from an increased understanding of the nature ofdark matter anddark energy.

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