NASA recently launched the Solar Dynamics Observatory to study the ever-changing Sun, and here are some of the first results. Impressive, if you ask me.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
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to the website / blog for "You'd Prefer an Astronaut," which was a weekly Astronomy radio show on independent radio 91.3 WVKR FM in Poughkeepsie, NY. On this webpage you'll find information on, and be able to discuss past shows, as well as upcoming events and interesting astronomy links. A calendar of upcoming Astronomy and Science-related events in the greater Poughkeepsie and New York City area can also be found below.
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- Robots. In Space!
- Watching a blizzard on Saturn
- The Exploding Sun
- Third Annual World Science Festival in NYC
- It's not just a Museum
- It's not just about the Cosmic Microwave Background
- One small step...
- Hubble's 20th Birthday
- My take on the definition a planet
- The Luminescent Sun
- The Curious Case of the Missing Methane
- The Golden Apples of Venus
- More pretty pictures of stellar nurseries
- Ahh Pluto...
- Viewer's Choice Mars Pictures
- Interview with Sean Carroll
- Cassini's Fate
- Mysterious Pluto
- Saturn's close-up
- Lightning strikes on Saturn
- Pictures of three exoplanets
- Nine New Exoplanets
- Nearby High-mass star formation
- Free Astronomy Software
- It's Alive!
- Triton's Atmosphere
- A Planet around a Brown dwarf?
- The Young and the Restless
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