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| On Astronomy: Five classical planets stand out in March skies Broomfield Enterprise By Michael Hotka For the Enterprise As March begins, look high in the southwestern evening sky to find the planet Jupiter shining brightly. Just below and to the right of Jupiter, find the planet Venus, shining much brighter than Jupiter. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| NASA Hubble Telescope confirms Iranian astronomer's findings Iranian Students News Agency TEHRAN (ISNA)-Data from NASA's Hubble Telescope have confirmed findings of an Iranian astronomer Andisheh Mahdavi who had discovered clump of dark matter five years ago. The result could challenge current theories about dark matter that predict ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| NASA: Astronomers mystified by curious form of dark matter The State Column A team of astronomers say they remain puzzled by a mysterious and unexpected dark core of dark matter at the heart of a nearby galaxy cluster. New results from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope confirm that, contrary to predictions, dark matter – the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Girls learn circuitry, astronomy at Dutchess Community College math and ... The Journal News | LoHud.com Buzzing and beeping could be heard in the hallway of the Dutchess Community College math and science building as a dozen middle school girls huddled over sensors and batteries Saturday morning. They soldered together wires and circuits creating ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Star Points: Try these techniques for better viewing Carroll County Times Astronomers have been collecting and swapping observing tips for years. Here is a brief description of some popular recommendations from selecting an observing location to observing with a telescope. An online service is needed to view this article in ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| What's on Astronomy.FM ~ Saturday thru Sunday | Astronomy.FM By Tavi Greiner SATURDAY, MARCH 3 ~ SUNDAY, MARCH 4 Today's Radio Schedule at a GLANCE: SET #1: 60-Second Earth ~ Discovery Now ~ First*Light! SET. Astronomy.FM | ||
| A REALLY Short Riddle | Tom's Astronomy Blog By Tom SOLVED! By David. Before we begin the riddle, you might ask: "where's Marian?????". HA! Marian has no internet, not at home, not down the road, not with a cat, not with a hat…. Oops sorry, there seems to be no internet anywhere near her ... Tom's Astronomy Blog | ||
| How to get kids to think critically | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine By Phil Plait Skepticism | Via io9 I saw a wonderfully-done and highly engaging series of short videos teaching kids the basics of critical thinking. Each one is great, with good pacing a. Bad Astronomy | ||
| SALT Astronomy: Night Log 2012-03-03 By SALT Astronomy SA: Nic SO: Siphelo Others: Deon, Charl, Eben. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary ----------------------------------------------------------------------. Mostly clear and dry night. Data taken for 2011-3-POL-008. Technical issues ... SALT Astronomy | ||
| Smartphone Conjunction | Astronomy Sketch of the Day By Jeremy Perez Conjunction of the Moon, Jupiter and Venus, sketched from a street in Antioch, California, U. S. A.. I've been observing these three over the last few days, watching as Jupiter and Venus grow closer in the skies, and always enjoying the waxing ... Astronomy Sketch of the Day |
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