Windows 10: Muh Planet

How come "Windows is commited to helping the enviroment yadda yadda waffle" but my power saver plan that actually saves electricity magically vanishes the same day they start trying and failing on mine to put adverts on start menu, startallback popups won't work either so I'm not allowed to see my own notifications, I'll use OOSU10 to disable futher "improvements"

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Lost Planet 3 game keeps crashing

Hi Vernon,



Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community. I understand that you have an issue with playing
Lost Planet 3 game as it crashes. I will surely help you to fix this issue.

To understand the issue better, let me know if you get any error messages?



This issue may occur if the Lost Planet 3 game
is corrupt.



You may try to uninstall and reinstall the Lost Planet 3 game
and check if it works. To uninstall the Lost Planet 3 game follow these steps:

• 
  Right-click on
  Start Button and click on Programs and Features.
  
• 
  Right-click on the
  Lost Planet 3 game and click on Uninstall.
  

Warning: Make sure you have the installation media for
Lost Planet 3 game before uninstalling it.

Hope this information helps. Reply to the post with an updated status of the issue so that we can assist you further.

 

Dawn Probe Orbits Dwarf Planet Ceres

• Nasa's has confirmed that the Dawn spacecraft has successfully entered orbit around Ceres

• It was captured by the planet's gravity at 12.39pm (7.39am), after the spacecraft fired its ion thruster to slow down

• 'We're exploring the last uncharted world of the solar system,' Chief Engineer Dr Marc Rayman

• The spacecraft entered orbit on the 'night' side of the planet, so images won't be taken until mid-April

• But those images could finally reveal what the two mystery bright spots on the surface of the dwarf planet are

• Scientists suggest these strange spots may be pools of ice at the bottom of a crater that are reflecting light

To enter orbit around Ceres, Dawn fired its ion thruster to gently allow it to be captured by the dwarf planet's gravity.




Ion propulsion is a form of electric propulsion that generates thrust by accelerating ions. Its bonus over regular chemical propulsion is it requires less fuel, and it can accelerate and decelerate over longer periods of time.


However, the amount of thrust ion propulsion produces is incredibly small - equivalent to the force of a piece of paper resting on your hand - so the engine must run continuously for weeks, months or even years to generate significant thrust.

This is what Dawn has been doing for the past few years, as it neared its encounter with the dwarf planet. When it was close enough, the gravity of the planet grabbed the small vehicle, which will now allow it to slowly spiral inwards to a tighter and tighter orbit over the next few months.

As the spacecraft and planet are moving rather sedately compared to each other, about 100mph (160km/h) difference in speed (39,000mph or 63,000km/h in total), there was little opportunity for anything to go wrong with the capture.

'It's always possible for something to go wrong, it's a complex probe in the depths of space, always possible for a glitch or anomaly to occur. However, it is pretty straightforward,' said Dr Rayman.

As the spacecraft entered orbit on the 'dark' side of the planet - with the other side illuminated by the sun - it won't be taking any new images for a few weeks, until around 10 April, except for maybe a few of the dwarf planet in darkness.

By 10 April, scientists at Nasa in California are expecting Dawn to return images 9.6 times better than anything possible than Hubble.

Four days later, the spacecraft will return images that are 14 times better as it makes its closest approach to the dwarf planet so far - a distance of just 14,000 miles (22,000km).

The most impressive images, though, will begin to be returned in December of this year - when Dawn begins its scientific orbit around the planet.

It will be at an altitude of just 225 miles (360km) above the surface - below the orbital height of the International Space Station around Earth - allowing it to get high resolution images of the surface.

 

n95 planet 3 wont access planet 3 internet .. auatralia

my phone is a nokia n95 on a planet 3 plan in australia. when i push the button for planet 3 or any other internet services the screen just "flicks" then goes back to my main screen. 3 care suggest there is a problem with my phone .have tried swapping
sim cards with my wifes phone (same plan phone etc) and still it dosnt work. do i really have to send my phone in for repaire or can i do somthing in settings or similar. my access point is 3netaccess and packet dats when needed. and planet 3 access point
is un able to edit koz its in use. i have restored all factory settings as well. please help