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Retrograde Motion
Planets move relative to the stars always moving from west to east in the sky. Well almost always. Every once in a while, a planet will slow down in itsâ¦
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Thoughts on space, technology, and everything in between.
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Spacetime and Spin
A lovely little lowdown from the Gravity Probe B project on the nature of spacetime, the interestingness of the number 3 and some fairly advanced stuff aboutâ¦
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Did Earth Once Have Multiple Moons?
From New Scientist: The ancient catastrophe that gave birth to the Moon may have produced additional satellites that lingered in Earthâs skies for tens ofâ¦
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Why Don't Amateur Astronomers Report Seeing UFOs?
A great post from the Bad Astronomer. read more | digg story
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A Prime Example or a Constant Message
In our search for intelligent life in the universe (good idea or otherwise), we need in some way to prove we, too are intelligent. Classic science fictionâ¦
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Incredible Pixelated Crop Irrigation Photo
Oh to to be able see in the infra-red! This image is a composite of pivot irrigation systems near Garden City, Kansas is a false-color composite image madeâ¦
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Geochemists Challenge Key Theory Regarding Earth's Formation
Working with colleagues from NASA, a Florida State University researcher has published a paper that calls into question three decades of conventional wisdomâ¦
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Impossible Smells Exhibition Opens
The worldâs first exhibition of âextinct and impossibleâ smells is under way, from the metallic fallout of the first atomic bomb to the aroma of cloves andâ¦
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Carnival of Space 1st Anniversary
A year of Carnival of Space! Well there you go. Check it out over on the Why Homeschool blog. While you’re there, see if you can tell me why a blog about…
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I'm Being Dugg
Why not join in and Digg me too? read more | digg story