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Wichtige Zitate – hataibu's world

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Freedom, Respect and Joy. Wir brauchen nicht tolerant zu sein, wenn wir gegenüber fremden Auffassungen und Einstellungen ohnehin indifferent sind oder gar den Wert dieses Anderen‘ schätzen Die politische Tugend der Toleranz ist erst dann gefragt, wenn die Beteiligten ihren eigenen Wahrheitsanspruch im Konflikt mit dem Wahrheitsanspruch eines Anderen als nicht verhandelbar‘ betrachten, aber den fortbestehenden Dissens dahingestellt sein lassen, um auf der Ebene des politischen Zusammenlebens eine gemeinsa...

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Why Feminism is about Respekt – hataibu's world

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Freedom, Respect and Joy. Why Feminism is about Respekt. After listening to Emma Watson’s speech at the UN congregation a young man of 15 from Hertfordshire wrote the following letter to the Daily Telegraph, which was then published in this week’s Sunday Telegraph:. I agree so deeply with his expressed opinion that I just had to publish it here:. Deine Meinung ist mir wichtig / Your opinion matters to me Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.

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News & Events > Vesta Fiesta > Attend an Event | Dawn Mission

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California Institute of Technology. California Institute of Technology. Where is Dawn Now? Vesta Fiesta Attend an Event. Check the interactive map to see if a Vesta Fiesta celebration is taking place in your community. To find detailed information about the public Vesta Fiesta events listed on the map below, such as locations and full event descriptions, see the Vesta Fiesta Event Directory. Attend the flagship Vesta Fiesta celebration at the Pasadena Convention Center. NASA Night Sky Network.

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Mission > Where is Dawn Now? | Dawn Mission

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California Institute of Technology. California Institute of Technology. Where is Dawn Now? Where is Dawn Now? Want to know how far away Dawn is, or how fast it is traveling? These questions have multiple answers since the answer depends on what you use as a reference frame. Each simulation gives the answer to both of these questions with respect to the Sun, Ceres, Earth, and Vesta. Click on the five simulated views below to see a larger view. Simulations courtesy of Gregory J. Whiffen, JPL.

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Dawn Mission | i C Ceres

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California Institute of Technology. California Institute of Technology. Where is Dawn Now? I C Ceres Celebration. Saturday, May 9, 2015 Caltech, Pasadena, CA. After a seven year journey that included a fabulous year in orbit around asteroid Vesta, Dawn has arrived at its second destination in the main asteroid belt, dwarf planet Ceres. The Dawn mission will host a flagship I C Ceres community event at California Institute of Technology. In Pasadena, California. Fun on the Lawn. Bull; Science Saturday wit...

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Multimedia > Animation of Ceres | Dawn Mission

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California Institute of Technology. California Institute of Technology. Where is Dawn Now? This image is a still frame of the above animated gif The Dawn spacecraft observed Ceres for an hour on Jan. 13, 2015, from a distance of 238,000 miles (383,000 kilometers). A little more than half of its surface was observed at a resolution of 27 pixels. 171; Ceres Gallery. Where is Dawn Now?

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Mission | Dawn Mission

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California Institute of Technology. California Institute of Technology. Where is Dawn Now? Welcome to the Dawn Mission! Dawn delves into the unknown, drives new technology innovations, and achieves what's never been attempted before. As a mission belonging to NASA’s Discovery Program. Dawn has orbited one member of the main asteroid belt, Vesta, and is now heading to explore a second new world, dwarf planet Ceres. Where is Dawn Now?

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Heilige Bücher – hataibu's world

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Freedom, Respect and Joy. Das grundsätzliche Problem, die Aussagen eines Höheren Wesens festzuschreiben besteht meines Erachtens darin, dass alle Regeln, Hinweise und Gesetze welche jenem Höheren Wesen zugeschrieben werden, immer von Menschen dargelegt wurden. Ob diese Menschen jeweils tatsächlich den Willen des Höheren Wesens abbilden, lässt sich letztendlich weder beweisen noch widerlegen. Aus dieser Argumentation heraus, aber auch aus einem tief in mir selbst verwurzelten Gefühl heraus, meine ich, das...

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Dr. Schenk's 3D House of Satellites: Ceres Coming Into View

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Dr Schenk's 3D House of Satellites. Perspective Views and Topographic Mapping of Icy Moons and Dwarf Planets - (with a nod to "SCTV"). Ceres Coming Into View. The best Ceres images from January are at best 20-22 kilometers resolution. Lots of features are hidden to us at this scale. Nonetheless here is a reprojected version one of the new images, one unmarked, the other marked by what appear to be scarps or topographic features, all of which at this point seem. A comparable map of Tethys is shown to right.