 Space telescope to create radio 'eye' larger than Earth New Scientist When combined with observations of how fast the galaxies are moving, astronomers can use the galaxy distances to calculate the present-day expansion rate of space and the effect of dark energy. RadioAstron may be able to pinpoint the masers' positions ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Taiwan Travels to Edge of Universe with Extreme Black Digital Stargazing PR.com (press release) ... Tony Scott, spoke about the new planetarium; “Taipei Astronomical Museum is another prime example of a client of ours who is seeking to transition their immersive space into the next generation of astronomy and science education. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Two Days of Tweetness: Witnessing a Shuttle Launch Universe Today Being around so many other people who share one's excitement about spaceflight and astronomyand who are all fixated on one event taking place is quite a feeling. Meeting astronauts in person is an awesome experience as well. Col. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| (#pharyngula on irc.synirc.net) ScienceBlogs (blog) TAM is a tough crowd for me: it's a meeting where the emphasis is always on the space sciences, especially this year with a theme that just crows about astronomy, and I'm a biologist. It doesn't matter that I study the most interesting and complicated ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Astro Space News 18 July 2011 « David Reneke By Dave It's FREE, It's Safe – Subscribe Now! Here's a selection of Astronomy/Space related stories you may find interesting. Be sure to sign up for your own copy of Astro Space News. I absolutely do not disclose your address to anyone! ... David Reneke |
| Today's Astronomy news July 13, 2011 | Geekation Astronomy Magazine News Article – Released:7/8/2011. NASA's final space shuttle mission begins with Atlantis' launch. Astronomy Magazine News Article ... www.geekation.com/?p=166 |
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