Predicted Solar Eclipse Stops Battle
Wired does great, little articles very well. This one concerns a solar eclipse in Asia Minor that ended a battle and how astronomy has helped to date theâ¦
Thoughts on space, technology, and everything in between.
Wired does great, little articles very well. This one concerns a solar eclipse in Asia Minor that ended a battle and how astronomy has helped to date theâ¦
It is Carnival time again and this weekâs host is the Lifeboat Foundation. I submitted two links to this weekâs carnival but neither have made the cut. One wasâ¦
Over the past two and a half years, NASA astronomers have observed the Moon flashing at them not just once but one hundred times. This great NASA site showsâ¦
The Google Lunar X Prize competition is open to all, but to take your best shot at the pot, youâll need a good game plan. Popular Mechanics can help. readâ¦
This is being posted as my response to the Compatibility of Science and Religion debate. People always argue that science and religion do not deal with theâ¦
[](http://dotastronomy.com/) I am running a conference in September and Iâm inviting astronomers and astronomy bloggers from anywhere! If youâre interested inâ¦
Plantetary landers are far from my speciality, so Iâll not dwell on Phoenix too long. Last nightâs landing was well-covered by the blogosphere and inâ¦
A British artist, Paul St. George, has create a âtelectroscopeâ connecting New York and London. The two portals allow people to stare at each other, inâ¦
This weekâs Carnival of Space is being hosted by a website called Catholic Sensibility, whoâs subtitle âfaith in God, life on Earth, inspiration for theâ¦
Via Star Stryder, and Hubble: there are now three red spots on Jupiter! I shanât harp on about it, but rather I will say that I think you should Pamâs post (inâ¦