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My Name is Dave, and my handle is Moonshadow... above is a photo of a real moonshadow on the planet Earth from Aug. 11, 1999...

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Here is a Martian Moonshadow from one of it's moons... CATCH A MOON SHADOW ON MARS New images from NASA’s Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft show shadows cast on Mars’ surface by the Martian moon Phobos. This image, taken by Mars Global Surveyor and released by Malin Space Science Systems, shows Phobos' shadow as it was cast upon western Xanthe Terra on Aug. 26, 1999, at about 2 p.m. local time on Mars. The dark spots on crater floors are probably small fields of dark sand dunes. Global Surveyor’s wide-angle cameras, designed to monitor changes in Martian weather and surface conditions, are also proving to be a good way to spot the frequent solar eclipses that occur on Mars when Phobos passes between the Red Planet and the Sun. Phobos is a tiny, potato-shaped moon that is only about 8-by-7-by-6 miles (13-by-11-by-9 kilometers) in size. Mars’ other moon is Deimos, which is even smaller and more distant from the planet. If you could stand on Mars and watch Phobos passing overhead, you would notice that this moon appears to be only about half the size of what Earth’s moon looks like when viewed from the ground. In addition, the sun would seem to have shrunk to nearly a half of its size as seen from Earth. Martian eclipses are therefore dark but not as spectacular as total solar eclipses on Earth can be. In compensation, Martian eclipses are thousands of times more common, occurring a few times a day somewhere on Mars whenever Phobos passes over the planet’s sunlit side.

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The space shuttle Discovery passes through the xenon lights before touching down Monday evening, Dec. 27, 1999, at Kennedy Space Center, Fla., after an eight-day mission, the second repair mission to the Hubble Space Telescope. (AP Photo/Paul Kizzle, Pool)

...and now this beautiful photo of Barringer Crator, an example of "Mother Nature's Strength from the Cosmos!"

Meteor Crater, also called Barringer Crater Located near Winslow, Ariz., this crater triggered a hot debate about its origins among scientists at the turn of the century. At the time, they were just getting an inkling of the impact meteorites might have on Earth. Some thought the crater was volcanic, others believed it to have been created by an extraterrestrial impact. By 1929, 38 years after scientific exploration of the crater began, it was considered the first on the planet to be authenticated as an impact crater. What created it? A modest iron asteroid about the size of a 10-story office building struck roughly 50,000 years ago. The crater is nearly a mile wide and 570 feet deep, the aftermath of what perhaps was a 15 megaton impact. The dry Arizona desert preserves the site.

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My Favorite Site for Home Pages

A Tribute to Sky - by her Mom and Friend
Susan Love MD Breast Cancer Research Foundation
National Alliance Of Breast Cancer Organizations
Womens Environmental Health
Parents...The Anti-Drug
Medicine Online
Good Medicine Homepage
Airlines of North America
Free Astrology on the Net
Astrology with Eugenia Last
Australia Search Engine-Info Galore
Online Newspapers
Grandma's Place
A Select List of Good Midi's
Midi Music Links
Dixie Rose's Place
Card Spot - multimedia greeting cards
F.B.I. Homepage
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Homepage
The Fur Bearers Association
Garden Life
Ghost Web
Satellite Images and Weather
I Have Learned

Other Angelfire Services

A Free Lycos (aka Angelfire) Email Account.
Best homepage of the month.
Vancouver Province Newspaper
I Dream of Jeannie
Intellicast Weather and Health
KOMO - ABC 4 Seattle WA
Kidon Media-Link, News sources on the World Wide Web
Post Card Links
MORF Sailing Photo Gallery
nineMSN Health
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
East Tennessee State University's award-winning literary and fine arts magazine
Remembering Princess Diana
Puter School and Angel's Cybercards
MSNBC's Best Links of the Web
Yahoo MIDI - Directory
U.S. Military Online by William M. Arkin
Chloe's Stuff Homepage
Greeting Card Links
suzieq's Homepage
Family First
Praise 106.5 FM Radio and E-mail
kidsplayhouse
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The Nature of Things with David Susuki
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Bible Gateway
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AVG Anti-Virus...checks e-mail also
Father's Son - author unknown
Linux Resources™
Webcams All Over the World
Looney Tunes Express Free Wavs & Midis
Met Police in U.K.
Michigan Live State Edition
Much Music
National Anthems Midis Lyrics & World Flags
NIOSH Health Hazzard Homepage
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Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
Radio Shack
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The American Immigrant Wall of Honor
St. Jude Hospital
The Weather Underground
Super Gold Website