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| Stellar eclipse gives glimpse of exoplanet MIT News Andrew Howard, a research astronomer at the University of California at Berkeley who was not involved in this study, said spotting such a miniature eclipse in deep space is no small feat. “This is like looking for a firefly crawling across a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Spectrograph Optics for Astronomical Telescopes Optics.org Drawing upon a highly experienced team of optical designers, engineers, and skilled production staff and benefiting from a unique high stability manufacturing environment, Optical Surfaces has been the preferred supplier to many international astronomy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| NASA telescopes face budget abyss Nature.com (subscription) Astrophysics was once NASA's highest-funded science division and, with the Hubble Space Telescope, a long-time public-relations winner. But its two flagship telescope missions, ranked as the highest priorities for US astronomy, are now under threat as ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Allahabad Teachers learn hands-on science India PRwire (press release) A unique feature in this program is that it will be centered around Astronomy, as it is a superset of many sciences and includes physics, chemistry, math, biology and geography within its boundaries. The program will be initiated with the fourth ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Superheroes, Surveyed and Sized Up New York Times His mother attends astronomy classes with him and takes him to see “2001: A Space Odyssey.” His world is shattered when his parents separate, and he channels his adolescent alienation and unfulfilled libido into rudimentary comics characters that are ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dawn captures first orbital image of asteroid Vesta New Scientist (blog) There are also intriguing grooves running along the surface, a big cliff at upper right and a massive mountain dominating the centre of the image, which Phil Plait of Bad Astronomy reckons is more than 100 kilometres wide. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Correcting criticisms Beverley Guardian Since the Judithgate scandal there has been no article in support of the Global Warming scam in the newsletter of the Space special interest group of Mensa despite the Editor's pleadings. Judithgate was a scandal in Astronomy when it was found that the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mike the Mailman: State of Traditions State College News In another tradition since 1999 on campus, Penn State astronomy students and faculty invite the public to join them on the rooftop observatory at the Davey Laboratory. Talk about out of this world! I tried to locate the Atlantis space shuttle up there ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Dawn mission is a rock star : Space and Astronomy news daily ... By Jonathan Nally “This region of space has been ignored for far too long,” he added. “So far, the images received to date reveal a complex surface that seems to have preserved some of the earliest events in Vesta's history, as well as logging the ... Space and Astronomy news daily... |
| Space Camp is Out of This World By News Editor Students at the camp learn about rocket building, space law, medical engineering, satellites, robotics, orbital mechanics, astronomy and the local aerospace industry, in fun and interactive sessions. During the camp, they will have ... University of Manitoba News Room |
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