Горд извозчик старой клячей, но его ждет незадача, через пару-тройку лет, от него простынет след, пересядут седоки, на спейс ексовы стручки.
Горд извозчик старой клячей, но его ждет незадача, через пару-тройку лет, от него простынет след, пересядут седоки, на спейс ексовы стручки.
Только не надо завидывать!
Только не надо запугивать!
Только не надо ...
Вот статистика по продажам за 2009/10 год.
Лад продают заметно больше.
2011
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Ё мобиль это начало, потом могут появится и другие компании. Дженерал Моторс вон перестал выпуск понтиака, и олдса, тут получается закрылось а там открылось, так что надо будет следить за развитием событий.
Вот как-то так, не особо надувая щеки.
The US space probe has left the orbit of Vesta, one of the biggest asteroids in the solar system, and is headed for a rendezvous with the dwarf planet Ceres in February 2015, NASA said. Dawn left behind Vesta at around 0626 GMT on September 5, after nearly a year spent circling the asteroid and mapping its previously uncharted surface, NASA said on its website.
"The findings are helping scientists unlock some of the secrets of how the , including our own Earth, was formed," NASA said.
Vesta and Ceres are both located between Mars and Jupiter.
NASA's deep space network of antennas and communications facilities confirmed the spacecraft's departure from Vesta's orbit, the space agency said.
Launched September 27, 2007, Dawn is equipped with a high resolution camera and two spectrometers.
It weighs 1.2 tons and is 1.64 meters (5.3 feet) long and 1.27 meters (4.1 feet) wide, and is powered by an electric motor with that enables it to travel great distances at high speeds.NASA's Jupiter-bound Juno probe fired its main engine Thursday (Aug. 30) to help set up a speed-boosting flyby of Earth next year.
The engine burn — which took place when the Juno spacecraft was about 300 million miles (483 million kilometers) from Earth — began at 6:57 p.m. EDT (2257 GMT) Thursday and lasted nearly 30 minutes. It appears to have worked according to plan, changing the probe's velocity by about 770 mph (1,240 kph), researchers said.
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