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ISS Viewing Times for November 2009
The International Space Station is again visible over Essex skies. It is now very bright and easy to spot, but you do have to know when and where to look. Current ISS viewing times for Essex are avail… more →
North Essex Astronomical Society
ClearCount Nabs Popular Science's "Best of What's New" Award
bikenerd wrote 1 day ago: The editors of Popular Science have named Pittsburgh-based ClearCount’s SmartSponge® System on … more →
Get-a-Grip Ecology Lessons
susanleefeathers wrote 2 days ago: It’s a sweet, sweet world! Get-a-Grip Ecology #2 Did you know that our living world runs on sugar? … more →
Celebrating success and being constructive
ozob wrote 6 days ago: When we think about the “anti-violence movement,” it is predicated on “ending viol … more →
BRP Awarded Best of What’s New by Popular Science Magazine for its Sea-Doo GTX Limited iS Watercraft
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Motor Sports Newswire wrote 1 week ago: New York, NY, USA – November 16, 2009 – (Motor Sports Newswire) – BRP has been nam … more →
Coolerado honored by Popular Science
Daniel Welch wrote 1 week ago: Coolerado’s ultra-efficient air conditioner was listed in the “Best of What’s New … more →
ISS Viewing Times for November 2009
NEAS Blogger wrote 2 weeks ago: The International Space Station is again visible over Essex skies. It is now very bright and easy to … more →
Live Shuttle Atlantis Mission Coverage
NEAS Blogger wrote 2 weeks ago: Watch continuing live coverage of space shuttle Atlantis’ STS-129 mission to the International … more →
Best of the Year!
Dave wrote 2 weeks ago: Herschel has been listed as one of the top ten aviation and space projects in Popular Science’ … more →
Variable Stars - November Public Meeting
NEAS Blogger wrote 2 weeks ago: For our last public meeting of 2009, the NEAS welcomes guest speaker Chris Jones who will be discuss … more →
The Redemption Of Giordano Bruno
aroundthesphere wrote 2 weeks ago: Heather Horn at The Atlantic has a round-up on this. Marc Kaufman at WaPo: A little more than a half … more →
Superfreaks
aaronandersen wrote 1 month ago: You’ve probably heard of Freakonomics, a great popular economics book (and there are an awful … more →
Reincarnation Dream: The Naked Mole Rat (Fingers Crossed) by -Z-
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-Z- wrote 1 month ago: Poor lil' guy. Looks like a scrote. I don’t believe in reincarnation, but if I did, I woul … more →
Coincidence
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Dane wrote 1 month ago: Circleville Pumpkin Show Circleville, Ohio This is even weirder than it might seem; last week, my fr … more →
Moonwatch & Meteorwatch
NEAS Blogger wrote 1 month ago: As part of the International Year of Astronomy 2009, Autumn Moonwatch (and Meteorwatch) will take pl … more →
Straight to hell boy
techris wrote 1 month ago: Living in the future! It’s about time we started pulling our futuristic weight. Here we are, 2 … more →
Friday, March 27, 1942
M.E. Windham wrote 1 month ago: Dear Diary, Betty Lou and I went to the Telenews theater tonight. There wasn’t anything especi … more →
Carl Sagan in 1963
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Web 2.0 for research
gyoengyi wrote 1 month ago: This is taking open source papers such as in the Public Library of Science (PLoS) and discussions (i … more →
Psychosomatic health
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sc wrote 2 months ago: I can’t qualify posts like this enough; they are zeroth order thoughts that are more like armc … more →
