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For the first time, have found convincing evidence for the presence of liquid water in a comet. The finding thus breaks the current paradigm that these heavenly bodies can never have enough internal heat to allow the existence of liquid water. Eve

Berger of the University of Arizona, Dante Lauretta of the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, Shanghai Jiaotong University, and colleagues at NASA and the Naval Research Laboratory made the discovery by analyzing dust grains brought to Earth from the comet Wild-2 as part of the Stardust mission.

Launched in 1999, the Stardust spacecraft collected in 2004 tiny particles shed from the comet's surface and brought to Earth in a capsule landed in Utah two years later.

In the samples, the research team has found minerals formed in the presence of liquid water. The verdict is therefore clear: At some point in their history, the comet had to hold pockets of liquid water.

A comets are often described as dirty snowballs, because they consist mostly of ice, sprinkled with rock debris and frozen gases.

(Photo: NASA JPL - Caltech)

Unlike asteroids, which are made of stone material for the most part, comets look a tail or wake, consisting of the jet of matter in the form of gas and tiny solid fragments, the current high-energy particles from the sun starts to their frozen bodies.

Minerals formed in the presence of water, made at a temperature of between 50 and 200 degrees Fahrenheit, much hotter than the below zero temperatures predicted for the interior of a comet. Copyright

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Elisabetta Piqué

Correspondent in Rome

Source: lanacion.com

ROME .- What to do? "Escape to the countryside? Do not go to school? "Defect offices? In a virtual countdown psychosis Queen on 11 May, ie week-day, according to a metropolitan legend, Rome would be devastated by an earthquake of unknown magnitude, but both lead to the collapse of the Colosseum as the dome of St. Peter, razing to the Eternal City.

As much as from the scientific world believes This prophecy of May 11, 2011 an absurdity, some have taken the matter seriously. While the Civil Defence switch is jammed by calls from people scared to ask for information, some have decided, just in case, get away from Rome for a day. According to official data has not yet appeared in the newspaper La Repubblica, tomorrow between 15 and 20% more public employees take vacation over the previous year. The same will happen in several schools in the capital, where many children were absent due to contagion effects suffered by some parents, affected by the syndrome named May 11.

As reported by The Nation a few weeks ago, predicting the destruction of the eternal city by a terrible earthquake that should happen tomorrow, it would have been performed by Raffaele Bendandi a controversial seismologist-astrologer died 32 years ago .

Born in Faenza (central Italy) in 1893 and nicknamed "the man of the earthquakes," Bendandi was an autodidact whose theories raised in the era of Benito interest Mussolini, but not by the scientific world. From humble family and no college, the "prophet of earthquakes" anticipated the earthquake of December 21, 1923 Central enAmérica and January 2, 1924 in the Balkan Peninsula, but his fame reached its apex when the November 23, 1923, before a clerk of Faenza left sat a forecast of an earthquake would happen in the Marche region on January 2, 1924. The quake struck in earnest, but two days later.

Bendandi, which was always denounced as a "charlatan" by the academic world, also foresaw the terrible earthquake that hit the Friuli region in 1976, no one heard her alarm.

"Anticipating earthquakes is impossible. Each year in Italy there are more than 10,000 earthquakes imperceptible, so it is likely that tomorrow may be some slight tremor in the peninsula, but this does not mean anything," said this morning in a program Prof. Mauro Dolce radio, head of the Office of Seismic and Volcanic Risk of Civil Defense.

For more than a month, Civil Defense tries to throw psychosis water May 11 and has prepared a dossier that debunks, point by point, the story of the supposed earthquake tomorrow. While in the media, but especially in the network, the metropolitan legend has had great impact on the street range from feelings of disbelief and fatalism. "It's a buffalo!" Says Mario, who owns a vegetable stand in the Piazza delle Coppelle. "Rome is sísimica area," says his wife, Cecilia. "But if it comes terrremoto, I'm Roman and die in my city," he concludes, heroic.