User:Bernstein2291

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I like giving information about things I know. My favorite things are Broadway, Classical Music, Roads, Baseball, Soccer, Science, Frasier, Mass Transit, and Disney. I am very good at making navigational templates so if you need one just ask on my talk page. If you have the time and know about Disney please visit my website. All About Disney

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Contents 1 Other Wikimedia Accounts 2 Here are my Sub-Pages 3 Favorte article of the week 4 Quote of the day 5 Here are my membership and other userboxes

[edit] Other Wikimedia Accounts

[edit] Here are my Sub-Pages

Here is my editor review. Wikipedia:Editor review/Bernstein2291

Here is my autograph book. User:Bernstein2291/Autograph Book

Here is the page for WikiProject Frasier. User:Bernstein2291/WikiProject Frasier

Here are my self created Userboxes User:Bernstein2291/Userboxes

Here is a chart of Hexadecimal numbers for colors User:Bernstein2291/Hexadecimals

Here are some tools I use User:Bernstein2291/Toolbox

Here is my edit count [1]

Here is the page for a city I created. User:Bernstein2291/Westford

Here are a collection of photos. User:Bernstein2291/Photos

Here is my Sandbox User:Bernstein2291/Sandbox

Here are my Awards User:Bernstein2291/Awards

Here are my good article reviews User:Bernstein2291/GA Reviews

Here is my to-do list User:Bernstein2291/To-do list

[edit] Favorte article of the week

Voyager 1

'The Voyager 1 spacecraft is a 733-kilogram robotic space probe of the outer solar system and beyond, launched September 5, 1977, and is currently operational. It visited Jupiter and Saturn and was the first probe to provide detailed images of the moons of these planets.

Voyager 1 is the farthest man-made object from Earth, traveling away from both the Earth and the Sun at a relatively faster speed than any other probe. Though its sister-craft, Voyager 2, was launched 1 month earlier, Voyager 2 will never pass Voyager 1. Neither will the New Horizons mission to Pluto, despite being launched from Earth at a faster speed than both Voyager crafts. During its lifetime Voyager 1 has benefited from a number of gravity assisted speed boosts.^[1]

As of April 4, 2007, Voyager 1 is over 15.18 terameters (15.18×10¹² meters, or 15.18×10⁹ km, 101.4 AU, or 9.4 billion miles) from the Sun, and has thus entered the heliosheath, the termination shock region between the solar system and interstellar space, a vast area where the Sun's influence gives way to the other bodies in the galaxy. If Voyager 1 is still functioning when it finally passes the heliopause, scientists will get their first direct measurements of the conditions in the interstellar medium. At this distance, signals from Voyager 1 take more than thirteen hours to reach its control center at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a joint project of NASA and Caltech near Pasadena, California. Voyager 1 is on a hyperbolic trajectory and has achieved escape velocity, meaning that its orbit will not return to the inner solar system. Along with Pioneer 10, Pioneer 11, New Horizons, and Voyager 2, Voyager 1 is an interstellar probe.

Voyager 1 had as its primary targets the planets Jupiter and Saturn and their associated moons and rings; its current mission is the detection of the heliopause and particle measurements of solar wind and the interstellar medium. Both Voyager probes are powered by three radioisotope thermoelectric generators, which have far outlasted their originally intended lifespan, and are now expected to continue to generate enough power to keep communicating with Earth until at least around the year 2020.

[edit] Quote of the day

Your audience gives you everything you need. They tell you. There is no director who can direct you like an audience. Fanny Brice

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