Slooh Joins Forces With Discovery.com To Introduce Online Exploration of Space

Slooh's telescopes are stationed five hours ahead of Eastern Standard
Time, which enables members in North America to see the night sky during
daylight hours in the U. Slooh's patent pending
technology collects the light of distant celestial objects and develops the
images in real time as members look on.
Additional solo time can be purchased in 15-minute intervals for $19.S.

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Orion is a perfect laboratory to study how stars are born, because it is
1,500 light-years away, a relatively short distance within our 100,000 light-
year wide galaxy. "Each one tells a story of
stellar winds from young stars that impact the environment and the material
ejected from other stars.com is an important milestone in our quest
to popularize astronomy," said Michael Paolucci, President and Founder of
Slooh.

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NASA's Hubble Reveals Thousands of Orion Nebula Stars

Robberto presented the findings today at the 207th meeting of the American
Astronomical Society in Washington. "It is a validation of Slooh's success thus far in making astronomy
easy and affordable for the general public.

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This turbulent star formation region
is one of astronomy's most dramatic and photogenic celestial objects. It varies from jets fired
by stars still embedded in their dust and gas cocoons to disks of material
encircling young stars that could be the building blocks of future solar
systems. Our sun may have been born 4.com Audience Takes Command From Their Home Computers
of High Powered Telescopes Situated in the Canary Islands

NEW YORK, Slooh (http://www.

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Scientists estimate there are about 1 million tons of Helium, with an
atomic mass of 3 (He3) on the moon, enough to power the world for thousands
of years. Only a few pounds of helium 3 are known to exist on Earth,
most the by-product of nuclear-weapons production.

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Canary Islands, one of the world's best locations for astronomical viewing. For
more information, please visit http://www.

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The crisp image is a tapestry of star formation. Some
are merely one-hundredth the brightness of previously viewed Orion stars.
Comparing the characteristics of newborn stars and brown dwarfs in their natal
environment provides unique information about how they form .yfiles.htm

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com), the first
online service to offer live viewing of outer space, has joined forces with
Discovery.95
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The United States and International Space
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The Space Telescope Science
Institute conducts Hubble science operations. Featured speakers have included David Levy, co-discoverer of
Comet Shoemaker-Levy and Bob Berman of Astronomy Magazine.

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WASHINGTON, In one of the most detailed
astronomical images ever produced, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured an
unprecedented look at the Orion Nebula. Astronomers have a clear view into this crowded stellar
maternity ward, because massive stars in the center of the nebula have blown
out most of the dust and gas in which they formed, carving out a cavity in the
dark cloud of gas and dust. The Institute is operated for
NASA by the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc. Slooh's missions are driven by its patent
pending LightMachine(TM) technology, which accumulates the light of distant
celestial objects and displays them in real time for the viewing audience.

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This extensive study took 105 Hubble orbits to complete. Slooh is currently
recruiting amateur comet hunters to join its stable of Slooh Discoverers, who
will use the observatories to make true discoveries on behalf of the
membership. A
monthly membership of $7.com .

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Slooh is configured to optimize the
view of hundreds of astronomical objects such as the Orion Nebula, the
Whirlpool Galaxy and the Pleiades Cluster-objects that are difficult to see in
all their grandeur with a typical backyard telescope.com.

A space vehicle with a payload bay the size of a space shuttle could bring
back enough helium-3 to generate the electricity to satisfy the United
States' needs for a full year.

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Particles of hydrogen and helium in the solar wind that strike the moon
become embedded in the rocks and soil.

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The Hubble Space Telescope is a project of international cooperation
between NASA and the European Space Agency."
Since its limited introduction, Slooh has already attracted thousands of
loyal paying customers, and is a leader in the burgeoning market of pay
content sites on the internet. Deluxe membership is $99.

Lunar He3 extraction will require a small lease to cover the costs of
planning for visual mitigation and lunar environmental oversight by the ROC
team .com/helium3.

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5 billion years ago in a cloud like
this one. For images and information about this
research on the Web, visit:

http://hubblesite. Slooh
allows members to access and control its high-powered telescopes, which are
situated at 7900 feet on Mt.
In development since 2001, Slooh has been live and online every night since
April 24th, 2004."
"Our partnership with Discovery.

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"Our goal is to calculate the masses
and ages for these young stars, so that we can map their history and get a
general scenario of the star formation in that region. We can then sort the
stars by mass and age and look for trends.com., starting at 2pm EST. Slooh has added many new features since its
launch, including Slooh Radio, a nightly live audio feed of leading astronomy
personalities who describe Slooh missions in progress as they take questions
from members.

About Slooh
Bringing the rhythms and wonder of outer space to people of all ages,
Slooh 's mighty telescopes are the centerpiece of LIVE interactive 'missions'
to hundreds of known wonders of the universe. President Bush announced a new vision for NASA
that incorporated a human return to the Moon by 2020.

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"Slooh's
technology has made astronomy accessible and interesting for everyone .

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At $60,000 per kilogram for transporting materials from Earth to the Moon,
it is not cost effective to go to the Moon even for pure gold, at today's
price of $15,500 per kilogram .

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All imaging
instruments aboard the telescope were used simultaneously to study Orion. Slooh has stationed
high-powered telescopes in the Canary Islands, one of the world 's best
locations for astronomical viewing.slooh.

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The
Advanced Camera mosaic covers approximately the apparent angular size of the
full moon.com is pleased to introduce this new product to our audience ,"
said Mark Irwin, Vice President of Operations at Discovery. Timothy R.

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"Orion is a bustling cauldron of activity.95 per month is also available. Growing concern from scientists about these
rights has been alleviated by Dr. Joseph Resnick, Dr.

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"In this bowl of stars we see the entire formation history of Orion
printed into the features of the nebula: arcs, blobs, pillars, and rings of
dust that resemble cigar smoke," Robberto said.,
Washington.slooh.

Abundant Helium-3 on Moon Could Be Used in Fusion Reactors on Earth

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Among the stars Hubble spotted for the first time in visible light in
Orion were young brown dwarfs and a small population of possible binary brown
dwarfs (two brown dwarfs orbiting each other)." These cool objects are too small to be ordinary stars, because
they cannot sustain nuclear fusion in their cores the way the sun does.com to introduce Slooh's live space show to Discovery.
"Discovery.

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This new large-scale Hubble
image of the region reveals a treasure-house of beauty and astonishing detail
for comprehensive scientific study," said Jennifer Wiseman, NASA's Hubble
program scientist. Brown dwarfs are so-called
"failed stars.S.95.

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"The wealth of information in this Hubble survey, including seeing stars
of all sizes in one dense place, provides an extraordinary opportunity to
study star formation," said observation leader Massimo Robberto of the Space
Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore. Larry Taylor director of UT's Planetary Geosciences Institute in
Knoxville says, "The abundance of helium on the moon represents 'the
Persian Gulf of energy in the 21st century.

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Slooh's basic membership costs $49.

Nuclear fusion holds the promise of producing massive amounts of energy
without the radioactive byproducts of fission -powered plants. The next
generation of helium 3 fusion reactors are expected to be completely void
of radiation.

However, a loophole in Space Law allows individuals and companies to hold
mineral rights on the Moon.

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In a mosaic containing a billion pixels, Hubble's Advanced Camera for
Surveys uncovered thousands of stars never seen before in visible light. Discovery. Slooh is available
online for a 7-night free trial and requires only a 56K modem and Flash 7.7 Million per kilogram . O'Neill
and Guy Cramer (ROC) who have acquired the mineral rights for 75% of the
moon.

The ROC team is expected to work with NASA's Moon-Mars and Beyond
Initiative to set aside specific regions of interest for potential;
scientific, industrial and commercial sites.

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