Scientist brothers see 'God's signature' in universe
Rapid City Journal
The Gull brothers grew up Methodist but returned to Rapid City to speak about astronomy, science and religion. Ted Gull is an astrophysicist with the Goddard Space Flight Center and now lives in Elllicott City, Md. George Gull lives in Ithaca, NY, ...
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Falling sky season arrives
Examiner.com
For people not well-versed in astronomy, August through December is meteor season because the Earth just happens to pass through several trails of space debris this time of year. As the Earth races through space, the tiny particles enter the atmosphere ...
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Optical alignment of James Webb Space Telescope breaks new ground
SPIE Newsroom
The US National Space and Aeronautics Administration's (NASA's) next major space observatory, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) (see Figure 1), will explore new frontiers in astronomy and astrophysics. 1 This new telescope, the scientific successor ...
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Geoid video shows a lumpy Earth ruled by gravity
Tecca
The video above, crafted from an entire year's worth of gravitational data from the European Space Agency, depicts our planet's Geoid, which according to Bad Astronomy is "the shape a global ocean would take if it were governed only by gravity, ...
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Carl Sagan's Spirit of Exploration Lives On
Newstar Media
This is a quote from famed astronomer, cosmologist and author Carl Sagan, and is also the spirit of the NASA fellowship named in his honor. For 2011 the space agency has announced the names of the five recipients of the Carl Sagan Postdoctoral ...
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Everything – And Nothing
Science 2.0
From astronomy to mathematics, and back to the Shire again with Euclidean geometry, with 2000 years and more before Gauss tells us how to measure the intrinsic curvature of a surface from within that surface, and Riemann extends that to higher ...
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See Saturn Shining Bright in April
Berkeley Daily Planet
Saturn will be at opposition beginning Sunday night, meaning it will position itself along a straight line with the Earth and sun, said Jeffrey Silverman, public liaison for the University of California at Berkeley's Astronomy Department. ...
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Big Dipper's Stars Pour on the Shine in Northern Sky
Space.com
Other reason know I none.” Joe Rao serves as an instructor and guest lecturer at New York's Hayden Planetarium. He writes about astronomy for The New York Times and other publications, and he is also an on-camera meteorologist for News 12 Westchester, ...
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News to Use
Leader Times
During the last movement of the piece the Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh will present a slide show and the Girls' Ensemble from Butler Senior High will add vocals. The Pittsburgh astronomy group will be joined by the Kiski Astronomers ...
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Media Invited to Celebrate Yuri's Education Day at NASA Ames
Space Ref (press release)
WHO: Guest speakers include NASA Education's Deputy Administrator Jim Stoufan, Kepler Mission Scientist Jon Jenkins, Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) Program Scientist Pamela Marcum, and Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment ...
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Planetary scientist will look to future on April 10
Ridgefield Press
An intriguing selection of astronomy-themed raffle prizes will also be available at the event and copies of Dr. Hammel's biography, “Beyond Jupiter,” will be for sale thanks to Books on the Common. VIP tickets at $50 per person also include a “meet and ...
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Event for gardeners at Tryon Palace
Charlotte Observer
Stars on the Square, a free evening of stargazing for astronomy fans, returns to downtown Burnsville on Saturday, April 9. It begins at 7 pm with a presentation at Town Center by the chief engineer of the Hubble Space Telescope: Burnsville resident ...
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Spring into spring in Chicago
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Chicago is world-renowned for its diverse collection of museums, which bring to life a variety of subjects, including Chicago history, modern art, African-American culture, astronomy, natural history and much more. A variety of exhibitions will be on ...
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Calendar: Week of April 1, 2011
Grand Junction Sentinel
Out of this World — Spring Constellations, night sky viewing with Western Colorado Astronomy Club, Colorado National Monument Centennial History and Nature Lecture Series, 8-10 pm April 9, Saddlehorn Picnic Area, http://www.wcacastronomy.org, 858-3617 ...
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WASHINGTON – Elon Musk, CEO and Chief Technology Officer of Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX), will hold a press conference on Tuesday, April 5th at the National Press Club in Washington to discuss his company's latest venture. ...
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oDesk Drives the Galaxy to 0% Unemployment | oDesk.com
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The company harnessed satellite technology to bounce signals to far corners of the universe, enabling remote work that crosses millions of miles of space to create a truly borderless economy. Now humans and intergalatic species ... Areas of expertise within these intergalactic regions include: Astronomy, Transporter Technology, Linguistics and Meteorology. Additionally, with the universe working in harmony, innovation is at an all-time high: Earthlings and Mercureans have ...
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Profile of a Lonely Galaxy
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What is surprising for such a lonely galaxy is that when astronomers compared the stellar disc of the galaxy with a mapping of hydrogen gas, the gas disc was tilted by as much as 55°. ... While intergalactic space is an excellent vacuum, compared to the space within voids it is a relatively dense environment. This extreme under-density may contribute to the puffing up of the gaseous disc, but with the rarity of void galaxies, there is precious little to which astronomers ...
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National panel needed to tackle cyber crime, say experts
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She said risks in cyber space have the potential to damage national security, businesses and individual civil liberties. “Cyber security can be achieved if interwoven with corporate governance.” Peter Swire, professor at Moritz College ...
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Space is one of the primary concerns in many offices. Often the addition of new technology has office workers crowded into spaces that are far too small. Replacing several inkjet printers with one multifunction color laser printer is a ...
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Museum of Flight Celebrates Human Spaceflight April 12
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Day of space-themed activities mark the 50th anniversary of the first human in space and the 30th anniversary of the first space shuttle flight SEATTLE, - ... Rounding out the day's activities will be the family-friendly astronomy presentation, “The 15-Minute Universe,” at 3 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. with NASA Solar System Ambassador Dr. Ron Hobbs and Museum of Flight Outreach Education Coordinator ...
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