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| Leapin' Logic: Extra day makes astronomical sense Louisville Courier-Journal Although the leap year and the leap second aren't related, they're both methods of harmonizing human systems of measuring time with the inconvenient facts of astronomy. But there's another traditional means of reckoning the seasons unaffected by leap ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Are we alone in the universe? Deccan Herald In astronomy and astrobiology, the habitable zone is the region around a star where a planet of earth-like size, composition and atmospheric pressure can maintain liquid water on its surface. In other words, it refers to the belt of orbits around ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Plymouth Elementary Competes in 26th Science Olympiad Patch.com From 'egg drop' to astronomy, the tournament at Occidental College tested the scientific mettle of some 2000 students. By Ajay Singh Students and teachers from Plymouth Elementary School in the Monrovia Unified School District. From left to right, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Heritage Walk organized to celebrate National Science Day Punjab Newsline NEW DELHI:Around a hundred Delhiites, including school and college students, astronomyenthusiasts and several tourists Tuesday participated in a heritage walk to celebrate National Science Day. Organised by an NGO Science Popularisation Association of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Spaced Out! aurorae and water worlds ABC Online This week astronomy Dave Reneke looks at aurorae on other worlds, and some news on water on planets outside our solar system. Plus March is a big month for sky-gazing. Dave Reneke might have stars in his eyes, but he's as down to Earth as they come! See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dwarf Galaxy Questions Current Galaxy Formation Models Space Ref (press release) CAUP Astronomer Polychronis Papaderos, along with his colleague Goeran Oestlin (Oskar Klein Center, U. Stockholm), used the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) to get extremely accurate observations of the I Zw 18 galaxy. Their research led to the conclusion ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Hot image of the Sun by John Chumack - Astronomy Magazine By David Eicher Check out this amazing shot of a solar prominence captured by astroimager John Chumack last Wednesday, February 22, from his backyard observatory in Dayton, Ohio. Enormous towers of plasma lift off the Sun's disk in this spectacular shot. Dave's Universe | ||
| Zen Pencils and words of wisdom | Bad Astronomy | Discover ... By Phil Plait Cool stuff | Carl Sagan | I'm a big fan of Carl Sagan... of course. His books are simply amazing, and they are all worth your time reading. He had a way with words that made them not jus. Bad Astronomy | ||
| February 28th: Astronomy Word of the Week : Declination By kortney.hogan Podcaster: Christopher Crockett Description: In this astronomy word of the week podcast, we'll start to explore the tools that astronomers use to chart the night sky. If you've ever wondered how anastronomer knows how to point a telescope ... 365 Days of Astronomy | ||
| Andromeda's Black Hole | Tom's Astronomy Blog By Tom Two Clemson University researchers joined an an international team of astronomers, including scientists at Germany's Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, in publishing their findings in a pair of scientific journals this week. Tom's Astronomy Blog | ||
| What's On Astronomy.FM ~ Monday thru Tuesday | Astronomy.FM By Tavi Greiner MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27 - TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 Today's Radio Schedule at a GLANCE: SET #1: 60-Second Earth ~ Discovery Now ~ York∞Universe! SET. Astronomy.FM |
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