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stanley quencher ed the alleged mastermind of last year s terror bombings in Bali, which killed 202 people, mostly foreign tourists.The suspect, Imam Samudra, is believed to be a senior member of Jemaah Islamiyah, the al Qaeda-linked regional terror group that has been blamed for the near-simultaneous bombings at two Bali nightclubs on Oct. 12.Samudra, one of 33 people detained for the attack, was charged under the country s new anti-terror laws with planning the bombings. If convicted, he could face the death penalty, said Mohammed Salim,
stanley quencher a spokesman for the prosecution.Samudra, 33, was arrested Nov. 22 as he tried to flee Indonesia s main island of Java on a passenger ferry.Police say Samudra learned bomb making in Afghanis
stanley cups tan. He has admitted carrying out the bombings to reporters and has showed no remorse, saying the attack was to avenge the deaths of Muslims worldwide. He was also charged with the bombings of four churches in Riau province in 2000 and the robbery of a jewelry shop, the proceeds of which were allegedly used to finance the Bali attack.He is expected to face trial within 10 days, Salim said.Prosecutors handed over several items of evidence to the court when they charged Samudra, including a laptop allegedly owned by him and a detonator used in one of the bombings.Last week, Amrozi bin Nurhasyim became the first suspect to go on trial for the bombings. He allegedly bought the explosives and van used in the attack. Khmy Watch Aliens retold in 60 seconds of animated silliness
The dancing lights of an aurora can be awe-inspiring down here on Earth, but when seen from the International Space Station they take on a magical quality. Astronaut Alex Gerst
stanley cup describes it as swimming through a living ocean of glow; I ;m just happy they send us photographs. Top image: A green glow flickers across impossibly blue oceans and textured clouds. Gerst muses, Sometimes it seems like our planet is a living being itself. If it were, what would it tell us Credit: NASA/ESA/Alex Gerst A bright full moon scatters moonlight across an ocean of green glowing clouds. Image credit: NASA/ESA/Alex Gerst Auroras happen when our sun throws a tantrum, spitting charged particles out in a coronal mass ejection
stanley cup during a magnetic disturbance. If they ;re spit where we are, we get hit a few days later. The magnetic field tidily cocooning our planet is a protective beast, flaring up in magnetic storms when provoked by the shower of charged particles. Moonlight and aurora illuminate a nocturnal sky. Wiseman apologized for the out-of-focus shot; I can f
stanley cup orgive a bit of blurring for this view. Image credit: NASA/Reid Wiseman As long as the magnetic storm is small, the only consequence is some lovely views down here on Earth, and outright gorgeous views from high above in the space station. The aurora dance in halos around the magnetic poles, pushed and tweaked by the magnetic field blowing in the solar wind. Aurora and clouds dapple the planet in glowing green.
