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| NASA Night Sky Network and Astronomical Society of the Pacific Partner With ... San Francisco Chronicle (press release) New version of Distant Suns Astronomy App for iPad and iPhone contains listings of astronomical events direct from the NASA's Night Sky Network and the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, up to 100% improvement in display performance, and improved ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Imiloa Astronomy Center on Hawaii island looks for revenues Honolulu Star-Advertiser Imiloa Astronomy Center Executive Director Kaiu Kimura says with the earmarks ranging from $1.5 million to $2.5 million a year expiring in June, the center is beginning to license out its own content for planetarium shows. The center's show "Awesome ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Astronomy selects 2012 Youth Essay Contest winner Astronomy Magazine By Karri Ferron — Published: March 5, 2012 The editors of Astronomy magazine have selected 12-year-old Jenna Elliott from Sanford, North Carolina, as the winner of Astronomy's 2012 Youth Essay Contest. For her entry on what she loves best about ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Astronomers close in on cause of stellar explosions Astronomy Magazine Taking advantage of a little-known feature of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, a team of astronomers led by Carles Badenes from the University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has helped clarify the origins of an important type of exploding star, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Strange Lump of Dark Matter Shouldn't Exist, But Does Space.com Contrary to popular astronomy theories, the invisible stuff appears to have been left behind in space after a cluster of galaxies collided. While the fundamental nature of invisible dark matter remains mysterious, scientists think they have a pretty ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| What's On Astronomy.FM ~ Monday thru Tuesday | Astronomy.FM By Tavi Greiner MONDAY, MARCH 5 - TUESDAY, MARCH 6 Today's Radio Schedule at a GLANCE: SET #1: 60-Second Earth ~ Discovery Now ~ York∞Universe! SET #2: 60-Second. Astronomy.FM | ||
| March 6th: Astroinformatics - 365 Days of Astronomy By kortney.hogan Date: March 6, 2012 Title: Astroinformatics Podcasters: Pauline Barmby Organization: Western University Canada Links: http://www.physics.uwo.ca Description: How do astronomers deal with the massive amounts of data that come from ... 365 Days of Astronomy | ||
| Astronomy Overnight Thread- Warped Spiral Galaxy | The Political ... By Paddy The Political Carnival is a fast paced Progressive political site that combines humor with dead serious, inanity with politics (synonymous?), snark galore, and sprinkles in idiosyncratic posts with breaking news. We aggregate stories from ... The Political Carnival | ||
| Verdant volcano in a silvery sea | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine By Phil Plait Cool stuff | Earth Observing-1 | I am endlessly fascinated by volcanoes -- their power, the science behind them, and of course their terrible beauty. I've stood on a few (though never an active. Bad Astronomy | ||
| Asteroid 2012 DA14 | Tom's Astronomy Blog By Tom There has been a lot of rumors going around about Earth being impacted next year on February 15, 2013 by an asteroid named 2012 DA14, I'll just call it DA14. Let's get this right out of the way: DA14 will NOT impact Earth next year. This is ... Tom's Astronomy Blog |
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| The wonder of volcanoes at Bad Astronomy « The Volcanism Blog Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy blog will, I'm sure, need no introduction to many Volcanism Blog readers (and if you do need an introduction, nothing I could say ... volcanism.wordpress.com/.../the-wonder-of-volcanoes-at-bad-... |
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