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Tools of the Trade- How Stargazing Works
Last Friday, I volunteered at an astronomy program at Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center. While there, I had several people try to figure out how to use the telescope. While amusing to watch, I realized that most people really have … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, astronomyblog, passion, rcl1213, space, summers, week22
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How Close are we to Colonizing Mars?
Or anywhere besides Earth, for that matter? Currently a staple of science fiction, someday we’re going to have to have to go elsewhere to ensure the survival of our species. So where do we go and how do we do … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomyblog, mars, NASA, passion, rcl1213, space, space exploration, summers, week21
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Look Out Below!
As I’m sure you’ve heard by now, something rather strange happened in Russia last week. Just as scientists were getting all excited about a 150-foot asteroid that was going to pass really close to us, an 50-footer smacked us from … Continue reading
Other Earths
After last week’s discussion on aliens and the possibility of life in the universe, I thought that it would be appropriate to point out the places where we may first find life. They are diverse worlds from puny Enceladus to … Continue reading