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Bente Lilja Bye is a woman from Åsa, Norway

Earth science expert and astrophysicist interested in Earth observation, geodesy, climate change, geohazards, water cycle and other science related topics. I also like to meet new people from all around the world. I'm totally in love with space and photography. I have a column at Scientificblogging called PlanetBye where I write from time to time.

I'm the producer of A Green Space - A Green Earth

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Find out more about me and my interests at Lilja - A bouquet of stories about the Earth

  • Created Apr 18 2009 •

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    Stellares Universe





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    Above is a list of topics that I particularly like. I've made a small selection under each of those tags. By clicking on a tag above you'll see. :-)

    If you are interested in exploring more of my science posts you should head over to my blog PlanetBye. It turned out to be too tedious to file all my posts on SU whereas on my external blog you can easier navigate to find posts on your favorite topic. Almost all of the science posts on Stellare can be found there.


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  • NASA - Doomed Moon of Mars

    Rated Oct 17 2008 • 13 reviews • astronomy • nasa.gov




    Phobos of Mars



    Credit: NASA

    This baby moon will most likely be destroyed by tidal forces in the future. Ocean tides most of us know, but Earth tides are something fewer think of though it is the same forces that come into play. In the case of Phobos the tidal forces will eventually cause enough stress on the poor moon that it will disintegrate. Relax, the Earth tides are not that powerful. No stress! :-)