Go here to read how galaxies in some of the earliest known galaxy clusters in the universe are producing stars at a much higher rate than now. Interesting...
Friday, November 12, 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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Any and all feedback is appreciated, so if you have any questions, concerns, or complaints, please send me an email or leave a comment on any of the links below.
Thank you!
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November
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- The End of the Lone Astronomer
- How strong is Gravity?
- Ouch! The Light!
- Elliptical Crater
- How to make a supermassive black hole
- A WISE picture
- Poor Jupiter
- Pulsars and the Solar System
- Asteroids giving birth
- SOFIA
- The Sun and You
- Double trouble
- The Sun is really just another star
- U2 and NASA make a video
- 7 Little Planets orbitting one star
- How is a black hole like a Volcano?
- Another possible site...
- The moon is shrinking!
- Ancient star formation
- Dawn on an asteroid
- The nature of dark energy
- The highest energy cosmic rays...
- Measuring the mass of a neutron star
- Cosmic Waves
- How much mass do you need....
- Colliding Planets!
- The origins of the Earth
- The edge of the Solar System
- New Arrival on Venus
- One of these galaxies is not like the other...
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