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Hailing it as the beginning of a golden age of astronomy, researchers say the latest data beamed back to earth by the Herschel Space Observatory (HSO) is providing them a rare peep into distant galaxies. Herschel is the largest infrared telescope ever launched into space.
- World’s largest telescope spells golden age of astronomy (thaindian.com)
Last month, I wrote about thousands of people at the Knock shrine in Ireland who stared at the Sun because they thought they were seeing visions of the Virgin Mary. I specifically said, "That’s a bad idea: it can cause temporary blindness, and permanent damage to the retina…"
Guess what?
Yup. A doctor in Ireland says he is seeing an unprecedented rise in the number of cases of solar retinopathy, damage to the eye from staring at the Sun...
From blogs.nature.com
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- CD-adapco Uses Bright Cluster Manager to Run its In-House Clusters (earthtimes.org)
- Cincinnati honors pioneer in amateur astronomy (news.google.com)
- Astronomy minor a possibility for non-science majors (news.google.com)
Learn about the size and scale of the universe, the stars, and other celestial wonders.
Following the presentation a powerful telescope will be set up in the parking lot for viewing the rings of Saturn and other beautiful objects in the night sky, weather permitting.
From calendar.danshamptons.com
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- New BHS astronomy class participates in asteroid search campaign (bullardnews.com)
- Physics and astronomy students come together for open house (search.live.com)
Solar X-ray bursts
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Observations of an intense solar flare hard X-ray burst occurred on June 27, 1980, with a balloon-borne array of nitrogen-cooled germanium detectors which provided a...
From en.wikipedia.org
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- Astronomy (en.wikipedia.org)
Astrophys. J.706, 1020–1035 (2009) 10.1088/0004-637X/706/2/1020Recent space-based observations of distant galaxies show that many are shining unexpectedly brightly at near-infrared wavelengths.Erin Mentuch of the University of Toronto in Canada and her colleagues say that disks of material
From nature.com
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- Astronomy: Galaxy size matters (nature.com)
Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb..This item belongs to: texts/americana.This item has files of the following types: Abbyy GZ, Animated GIF, DjVu, DjVuTXT, Djvu XML, Image Container PDF, Metadata, Scandata, Single Page Processed JP2 ZIP
From archive.org
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- Ancient system of Hindu astronomy (archive.org)
- A history of astronomy (archive.org)
Phil Plait sez "Move along schmos. Nothing to see at ClimateGate in "The global warming emails non-event One reason I haven’t talked about it is because I think it’s a non-issue. These files are not evidence of fraud. I am a scientist myself, and I’m familiar with the lingo.Sad to see a "trained mind" reduced to drool like this.
Elsewhere insightful minds note: Climate change: this is the worst scientific scandal of our generation...
From americandigest.org
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- Astronomy Picture of the Day (freerepublic.com)
- UH hosts Physics & Astronomy Open House Nov. 21 (hawaiinews.com)
- Center to celebrate 'Year of Astronomy' (news.google.com)
