Tres bonne description du fameux bug.

The Heartbleed Bug

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 Taches solaires et avion, il faut le faire….et avoir un peu de chance 😉

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Sebastien Lebrigand in France captured this photo on April 5, 2014.
Visit his flickr page:  http://bit.ly/1oGGk30

Focal of the instrument 660 mm
Put 1/8000 second, with a canon eos 60d

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Il n’y a pas que le francais qui est ridicule 😉

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"Funny business meeting illustrating how hard it is for an engineer to fit into the corporate world!"

Ha, management….!

"So what exactly is stopping us from doing this? …. Geometry…."  LOL 😉

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"Every departure from LAX’s South Complex and a few arrivals at the north complex have been captured and pieced together to create this image."

Awesome!

Wake Turbulence – Mike Kelley – PurePhoto

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True facts… mais assez rigolo aussi. "…. shaking hands with an octopus is like playing russian…."  LOL.

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2012 VP113: A New Furthest Known Object in Solar System
Image Credit: S. S. Sheppard (CIS) & C. Trujillo (Gemini Obs.), NOAO
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140331.html

What is the furthest known object in our Solar System? The new answer is 2012 VP113, an object currently over twice the distance of Pluto from the Sun. Pictured above is a series of discovery images taken with the Dark Energy Camera attached to the NOAO’s Blanco 4-meter Telescope in Chile in 2012 and released last week. The distant object, seen moving on the lower right, is thought to be a dwarf planet like Pluto. Previously, the furthest known dwarf planet was Sedna, discovered in 2003. Given how little of the sky was searched, it is likely that as many as 1,000 more objects like 2012 VP113 exist in the outer Solar System. 2012 VP113 is currently near its closest approach to the Sun, in about 2,000 years it will be over five times further. Some scientists hypothesize that the reason why objects like Sedna and 2012 VP113 have their present orbits is because they were gravitationally scattered there by a much larger object — possibly a very distant undiscovered planet.

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