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2010年6月9日星期三

你不能向部門上報這:“有一件龐然大物在火星的月亮火衛一上”

你不能向部門上報這:“有一件龐然大物在火星的月球火衛一上”
You Couldn't Make This Up Dept.: "There's a Monolith on Mars' Moon, Phobos"
June 08, 2010
U.S. astronaut, Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the Moon, alluded to a monolith detected on Mars' moon Phobos. Speaking on a U.S. cable television channel he said: "We should visit the moons of Mars. There's a monolith there - a very unusual structure on this little potato shaped object that goes around Mars once every seven hours. 'When people find out about that they are going to say, "Who put that there? Who put that there?" Well the universe put it there, or if you choose God put it there." In 2007 the Canadian Space Agency funded a study for an unmanned mission to Phobos known as PRIME (Phobos Reconnaissance and International Mars Exploration).
美國宇航員巴茲奧爾德林,是第二位在月球上行走的人,提到在火星的衛星火衛一探測到一龐然大物。在一美國有線電視頻道他說:“我們應該訪問火星的月亮,那裡有一件龐然大物 - 一件非常不尋常的結構在這小馬鈴薯狀的物體上,它每隔7小時繞著火星走一轉。'當人們發現這他們就會說:“誰放它在那裡呢?誰放它在那裡呢?“嗯宇宙放它在那裡,或者你選擇上帝把它放在那裡。” 在2007年,加拿大航天局資助一項研究,為一項無人駕駛任務往火衛一稱為質(火衛一勘測與國際火星探測)。

Phobos is a vastly promising location for future exploration. The moon itself has long been an anomaly; its orbital characteristics suggest it may be hollow. More aggressive speculation suggests that Phobos may in fact be a derelict spacecraft of the "generation ark" variety described by science writers such as Isaac Asimov. Unexplained surface features such as the numerous converging grooves, together with the conspicuous monolith-like formations, pose the possibility that Phobos harbors uneroded structures deserving of close attention.
火衛一是一龐大地有希望的地點去作未來的探索,月亮本身已是異常,它的軌道特徵表明它可能是空心的;更積極的推測由科學作家艾薩克阿西莫夫等描述,火衛一實際上可能是一個“時代方舟”異種的廢棄航天器。不能解釋的表面特徵例如眾多的匯聚溝槽,再加上突出的似巨石構造,引起可能性火衛一港口的未侵蝕結構值得密切關注。
Lan Fleming a NASA imaging specialist who has interest in Mars and other solar system anomalies. Lan looked at it and upon further examination and study concluded, that the monolith was a physical anomaly on the surface of Phobos.

The building-sized monolith is the main proposed landing site because scientists believe the object is a boulder exposed relatively recently in an otherwise featureless area of the asteroid-like moon. PRIME investigator Dr Alan Hildebrand said it could answer questions about the moon's composition and history. "If we can get to that object, we likely don’t need to go anywhere else," he told his science team.



Source:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1204254/Has-mystery-Mars-Monolith-solved.html

http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2010/06/you-couldnt-make-this-up-dept-theres-a-monolith-on-mars-moon-phobos.html

你不能向部門上報這:“為什麼火星的火衛一是空心的?”

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