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Astronomy Camp held at Rainwater Choctaw Plaindealer ... the manager of the observatory, teacher at Memphis Airfield and a Space Scientific Artist, decided to hold a camp for teenagers, ages 14-15, to explore our universe. Seven teens attended theAstronomy Camp along with “Camp of the Rising Sun. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
A sentimental journey into history Marinscope Community Newspapers Will said he was excited to see the Space Shuttle take off, after learning about astronomy this past year in the third grade. “My teacher made it really interesting and got me into it,” Will said. This was his first time watching a shuttle launch. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Fascination with space lifts off at two-week camp Meriden Record-Journal Stone said he bases his program on concepts and activities learned at the national Space Camp in Huntsville, Ala., with a curriculum that teaches space exploration and astronomy. Space Camp was recently awarded a 2011 NASA Summer of Innovation Grant. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
We Now Know What Caused Dust in the Early Universe AccuWeather.com (blog) ... Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore, Md. "Now we have a direct measurement of how supernovas enrich space with the elements that condense into the dust that is needed for stars, planets and life." Please join the AccuWeather.com Astronomy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
House Panel Slates Hubble Successor for Elimination in NASA Budget National Journal "The United States's position as the leader in astronomy, space science, and spaceflight is directly threatened by this proposal." The Webb telescope sees in the infrared spectrum, and it is expected to be able to image objects that were created just ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Sky at night for Holyrood students Chard & Ilminster News By Steve Sowden » STUDENTS at Holyrood Academy, in Chard, have had the chance to explore the expanse of space when a mobile planetarium visited the school. Youngsters from different year groups got to experience the space dome when astronomy expert ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Real Economy Report Creamer Media's Engineering News The 26 metre dish was originally built in only a few months, and for America's National Aeronautics and Space Agency, or Nasa. Dr George Nicolson, emeritus astronomer and former director of the Hartbeesthoek Radio Astronomy Observatory, explains why. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Astronomers Discover Stars Locked in Fatalistic Dance Media Newswire (press release) “These stars are whipping around each other so fast they are literally distorting the fabric of space,” said University of Texas at Austin graduate student JJ Hermes, a member of research team led by Warren Brown of the Smithsonian Institution. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Space History in DC -- 11 Hours in the Air and Space Museum Huffington Post (blog) Explore the Universe -- Huge astronomy fan, but I think what I like best is the stained-glass window showing the electromagnetic spectrum and how little of the energy created by stars we really see with our naked eyes. It's always nice to see science ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Private industry, Russians can't replace space shuttle In-Forum We all can show that we believe by supporting future space delivery/transport rocket systems. Oh yes, and I have a son who wants to study astronomy and physics at a university in Arizona. Let President Barack Obama and Congress change course now before ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Four local teachers earn wings at Space Camp Coon Rapids Herald “I intend to use activities on rocket construction and launching, problem solving and remote sensing… to enhance my students' learning experience in physics, astronomy and physical science. David Tukey, who teaches earth science at Jackson Middle ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Letter: Space exploration Topeka Capital Journal I love astronomy and would like to see us explore farther out in this solar system of ours. The night sky shows endless beauty. But truth be told, we actually need to cut back NASA. We cannot afford it. We need to cut it back for a while, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Congress threatens America's future in space | Bad Astronomy Bayoubuzz One of the most aggravating things about having a representative government is dealing with the consequences of the choices they make. We don't get a direct vote on how money is spent, but we vote for the people who do. And sometimes they don't make ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Steve Ruark / AP msnbc.com (blog) That may be one of the reasons why the team from the Sydney Girls High School Astronomy Club won this year's competition to produce scientifically useful and aesthetically pleasing images using the Gemini Observatory. The data for this image came from ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Best spots for sky-gazing at night Straight.com “The reward of astronomy is appreciating the scale of distances in space, like standing on the bow of a ship as the Earth sails through a debris field of boulders. Everybody's connected to the universe. It's something we sense in our gut. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Central Library opens new science center for children YourNabe.com Surrounding the map are various science tables with experiments about select topics such as microbiology, astronomy and electricity. Children's librarian Francine Field said a lot of the parents are playing with the setups and learning right along with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Celebrate Science with SETI this Summer QUEST (blog) Photo by Tama Leaver via FlickrI had the pleasure of attending SETIcon last year, a weekend in mid-August focused both on the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, astronomy and modern day science fiction. While there's no indication that SETIcon ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Danville Science Center unveils new planetarium WSLS It can be a unique way for children to learn about astronomy and encourage their interest in the sciences, according to science center officials. The first audience for the planetarium were children at the center's summer camp program “Seasons of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Workspace: Thomas Webber, MOSH planetarium director Jacksonville Daily Record He interacts with people of all ages who may or may not know they're interested in physics andastronomy before they attend a show at the planetarium. The job also allows Webber to express his personality. “I'll admit I'ma bit of a ham. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Author Ben Mezrich to appear in Portsmouth Foster's Daily Democrat Thad and two accomplices broke into an impenetrable lab at NASA's Johnson Space Center to steal the most precious objects in the world: the moon rocks. He then tried to sell them on the internet, but was thwarted by a Dutch mineralist who saw an ad for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
How Comfy Are Faculty Lounges Acton Institute (blog) In April a Yale senior astronomy and physics major was found dead in a college lab. She was working alone during the night with a machine tool — a lathe — and somehow her hair which was long and dangling had been wrapped around the spinning chuck and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Evolved stars locked in fatalistic dance Astronomy Magazine Watching these stars fall in will allow astronomers to test Einstein's general theory of relativity as well as the origin of a special class of supernovae. David A. Aguilar (CfA) White dwarfs are the burned-out cores of stars like our Sun. ... See all stories on this topic » |
Aussie scope to be upgraded : Space and Astronomy news daily ... By Jonathan Nally “The new Zadko Observatory building will also allow our collaboration to scan the sky for space junk that threatens the satellites on which we depend for almost every aspect of daily life from telecommunications, weather reports, ... Space and Astronomy news daily... |
U Of C Astronomy Prof: It's Time To Explore Asteroids « CBS Chicago By Adam Harrington The head of the University of Chicago Astronomy and Astrophysics Department says it's time to look way beyond low-earth orbit for the nation's next space venture. CBS Chicago |
Latest News James Webb Space Telescope Latest News. JWST Overview ... The telescope is the cornerstone of future space astronomy and is the foundation upon which the ... www.stsci.edu/jwst/news/2011/budget |
Threat of James Webb Space Telescope Cancellation Rattles Astronomy Posted 2 hours ago by PHYSorg.com: Astronomy News. Onstott's discovery of worms in Earth's depths raises questions about life in space ... worldastronauts.com/.../threat-of-james-webb-space-telescope-... |
Webb Space Telescope - Why Congress May Be Right To Kill It - Topix Astronomy. News · Forums & Polls. Webb Space Telescope . ... NASA needs is not a James Webb Space Telescope but an actual James Webb for the 21st century. ... www.topix.com/forum/science/.../T95TDU8TUB2HULD2T |
Space | News and Video Streaming Read space headlines as well as astronomy news. Search articles upon the large bang, the universe, black holes as well as the operation of alternative ... www.winvid.us/space.html |
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