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Moon - Selma, AL - 8/9/08
This past weekend, my brothers and I had the wonderful opportunity to visit some of our real good friends who live in Selma, Alabama. I took my telescope because I knew they lived in tghe country, and… more →
Saepe Nihil Cogitamus
See the ISS on the Independence Day
paviavio wrote 2 days ago: During the Independence Day (Fourth of July) celebration, we have a great opportunity to see the In … more →
And You Thought the iPhone Couldn't Get Any Better...Until...
Noodles McIntosh wrote 3 days ago: Until now… I am always amazed by real ingenuity and the spirit of creativity? I thought that I … more →
My favorite night light
zeusiswatching wrote 1 week ago: Our next full moon is on July 7th. Weather permitting, I’ll be out in the backyard with my … more →
Relationship of Computers to Computer Science
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Jayarathina Madharasan wrote 1 week ago: Computer Science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes. – Edsger W. Di … more →
Look out below!
Kate Lunau wrote 1 week ago: In 1908, the skies over Siberia lit up in a sudden and massive explosion: an asteroid, 40 m wide, ha … more →
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Day
Bill Housley wrote 1 week ago: That’s what I get for spending a couple of days to organize storage (and rest from the same). … more →
Arguments supporting telescope are fallacies
alanakahea wrote 1 week ago: From Alana: The following letter to the editor, published in The Maui News newspaper, plainly shows … more →
A Symbol of the Limitless Quest for Knowledge
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cmilesbaker wrote 1 week ago: I’m no longer a blog virgin! Lets see how this works. Here are some thoughts I had on Hubble … more →
Sunspot #1023
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Andrew wrote 1 week ago: I received a email alert from spaceweather.com yesterday alerting me that the sun has a pair of new … more →
Vatican has its own observatory! (in Arizona...)
petexner wrote 1 week ago: source – nytimes.com Cool! MOUNT GRAHAM, Ariz. — Fauré’s “Requiem” is playing in the backgr … more →
Observatory 1
David W wrote 1 week ago: Taken at the observatory, close to sunset. Perfectly clear sky…for a change. … more →
The Book M, John Heydon, and the Book of Solomon
proto57 wrote 2 weeks ago: The Rosicrucian Fama Fraternitatis makes reference to several important works. The “Book M … more →
My Space Agency Can Beat Up Your Space Agency
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ianchant wrote 2 weeks ago: The first images from the European Union’s fancy new Herschel Space Observatory have arrived, … more →
Action Alert: Unite to Save the Scared Summits!
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martitownsend wrote 2 weeks ago: Plans for major construction in the sensitive ecosystems of our most sacred summits continue to push … more →
Views of Jupiter
mirkolotti wrote 2 weeks ago: http://www.boston.com/bigpicture says; Jupiter is in the news again, this time because its “ … more →
Twitter: Reaching Out and Looking Up!
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askyfullofstars wrote 2 weeks ago: How has Twitter affected my enthusiasm for Space? That is a really good question, especially for th … more →
Five New Supernovae Before Breakfast
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jcconwell wrote 2 weeks ago: In a preview if the new superautomated survey telescopes that are appearing in the next few years … more →
2009: International Year of Astronomy
elitehusky wrote 2 weeks ago: Image by OliBac via Flickr 2009 has been recorded as the International Year of Astronomy. Y … more →
How to Make an Upside Down Telescope
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Irish Chicklette wrote 2 weeks ago: This telescope doesn’t make the stars any bigger, but it is good fun for viewing things around … more →
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