Weekly Space Hangout – February 27, 2015: In Memory of Leonard Nimoy

3 Replies to “Weekly Space Hangout – February 27, 2015: In Memory of Leonard Nimoy”

1. Thank you, Leonard. Without you, Star Trek would not have been the same.

2. Everyone’s thinkin’ it, so I’m sayin’ it:
   “ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS, EXCEPT CERES.”

   ^_~

3. Good job you two! It’s got to be difficult pulling off a double duty broadcast like that, and at the last minute too? But since there’s ALWAYS something worthy reporting, we readers know we can depend on you to come thru for us. It demonstrates your professionalism and journalistic dedication… and IS appreciated!

   re: Bright spots on Ceres. Initially I voted for cratering as the culprit. Hmm now… I’ll stick with that but include the idea that perhaps a high velocity impactor generated tremendous heat as it bored it’s way in vaporizing and ejecting a geyser of expanding gases and icy material behind it? Simply coincidence the impact was in the center of the older crater with deeper penetration due to fracturing below? Two bright spots indicating a co-orbital for the impactor?

   Or, it’s the remains of a crashed alien spaceship. ~@; P

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