tucker147

Got another one.

 

Khalifrio
M33
Belongs to: Voyage through the Messier catalogue

bcavnaugh
New from MilkyWay@Home  Today.

Congrats tucker147, Khalifrio and bcavnaugh on your recent achievements!

 
 
Belongs to: T2 Trophies
After a long search, Pluto was first recognized in photographic plates at the US Lowell Observatory by astronomer Clyde Tombaugh on February 8th, 1930. The discovery of the (then) planet was announced in March of that year. Pluto was famously reclassified as a dwarf planet by the IAU in 2006, before it had even completed one orbit around the Sun since its discovery.
 
 
Here I thought Pluto was a mouse's best friend.  Just saying!

Uncovering Genome Mysteries

Just leveled up in Mapping Cancer Markers:

 
 M31 (700 Galaxies) 
 
I may hit 1000 in the next few days.

Fluorine
 
Very rare in stars, Fluorine is another element that's quickly converted into other things. You've probably encountered it in your toothpaste as fluoride. Show off your toothy grin!

Phosphorus (5,062,500 cr)  
Phosphorus is a component in fertilisers, detergents and a whole raft of everyday items. One form of phosphorus even glows in the dark when exposed to oxygen, which is where it gets its name from.
 

M64 (5,000 Galaxies) 
You must be feeling a little jet lagged by now, since you've travelled around 24 million light years! But its not in vain, you have the delight of witnessing a galaxy known as M64, or even cooler, the Black Eye Galaxy or Evil Galaxy. We know you may not want to linger around much longer at this Evil Galaxy but here are some quick facts; discovered 1780, spiral galaxy, in the Coma Berenices constellation. Now run! Quick, to the next Messier Object!
You've helped process 5000 galaxies for theSkyNet POGS - thank you!

claytonwilliams
Phosphorus (5,062,500 cr) 
 
Phosphorus is a component in fertilisers, detergents and a whole raft of everyday items. One form of phosphorus even glows in the dark when exposed to oxygen, which is where it gets its name from.
 

M64 (5,000 Galaxies)
 
You must be feeling a little jet lagged by now, since you've travelled around 24 million light years! But its not in vain, you have the delight of witnessing a galaxy known as M64, or even cooler, the Black Eye Galaxy or Evil Galaxy. We know you may not want to linger around much longer at this Evil Galaxy but here are some quick facts; discovered 1780, spiral galaxy, in the Coma Berenices constellation. Now run! Quick, to the next Messier Object!
You've helped process 5000 galaxies for theSkyNet POGS - thank you!

Ay Tucker !!!
Great going, you are really on it now

bill1024
At first you get one after the other in pogs.
Then they seem harder and harder to come by.
I think I have 75 from them, at least that is what I remember reading when poking around my dashboard.

Ha Ha Ha...... Yes, they pour Down at you at first.... But hey, stick With it for a while, then they slow Down.
They do have unike ones.
Hey Bill, why don't you try collect this one:

Nice one Vipey, gratz
Can't wait for what you have stashed away for later

Barbarossa
what RAC do you need for the voyager 1& 2 trophies?
already sitting at 85k and should be still going up with my low production updates dropping out

Hope I'm no spoiler here, but here goes:

Barbarossa
Thank you!
So I should see the 1 some time today or tomorrow, and the 2 might require 1 or 2 extra days

 
Well, POGS RAC move kinda slow, but you are near.
According to your numbers, with your last 4 day's production rate, you increase your RAC with an average of 12181 each day.
The Voyager 2 will be yours in 36hrs, and the Voyager 1 should be handed to you in say 3,2day's ?


 

Supernova (128 Days)

New one for GPUGrid: