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PASADENA, Calif. -- NASA s Cassini spacecraft has found possible ice volcanoes on Saturn s moon Titan that are similar in shape to those on Earth that spew molten rock. Topography and surface composition data have enabled scientists to make the best case yet in the outer solar system for an Earth-like volcano landform that erupts in ice. The results were presented today at the American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco. When we look at our new 3-D map of Sotra Facula on Titan, we are struck by its resemblance to volcanoes like Mt. Etna in Italy, Laki in Iceland and even some small volcanic stanley thermobecher cones and flows near my hometown of Flagstaff, said Randolph Kirk, who led the 3-D mapping work, and is a Cassini radar team member and geophysicist at the U.S. Geological Survey USGS Astrogeology Science Cent stanley flask er in Flagstaff, Ariz.Scientists have been debating for years whether ice stanley termosmugg volcanoes, also called cryovolcanoes, exist on ice-rich moons, and if they do, what their characteristics are. The working definition assumes some kind of subterranean geological activity warms the cold environment enough to melt part of the satellite s interior and sends slushy ice or other materials through an opening in the surface. Volcanoes on Jupiter s moon Io and Earth spew silicate lava.Some cryovolcanoes bear little resemblance to terrestrial volcanoes, such as the tiger stripes at Saturn s moon Enceladus, where long fissures spray jets of water and icy particles that leave little trace on th Oqvs I recommend this $50 anti-spy camera finder and bug detector to anyone traveling
By Olivia B. WaxmanAugust 1, 2018 2:20 PM EDTWith a temporary restraining order issued Tuesday, a federal judge blocked the online publication of blueprints for do-it-yourself 3D-printed guns that are untraceable and undetectable, citing the possibility of irreparable harm. The move comes a month after the company behind the plans, Austin Defense Distributed, had reached a settlement with the federal government to make the plans downloadable. Though the debate over 3D-printed guns has implications for any number of possible future firearms, one such weapon has found itself at the center of the debate: the plastic Liberator gun, the brainchild of Cody Wilson. Though an 3D- stanley cup printed plastic Liberator may sound like something out of a futuristic story, its name has a long history. The original Liberator that inspired the 3D-printed version was a little-known, little-used World War II-era sheet-metal pistol, the FP-45 Liberator.The 5-inch-long, one-pound pistol was designed to fire a single 0.45-caliber round mdash; with a range of about 25 feet. The ammunition was considered an ideal cartridge for clandestine use with silenced weapons, according to Leroy Thompson history of the Colt 1911 pistol, for it was subsonic and did not create the res stanley cup onant crack ; in flight that stanley cup gave away the firing. A quick look at photos of the original Liberator reveals that a name isn ;t all it share