... a near-Earth asteroid. It's good to discovery these things in time, don't you agree? Go here to read more how it was identified, and how many more WISE is expected to see.
Friday, February 26, 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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- A WISE view of the heavens
- Why won't Spring hurry up?
- The furthest black hole...
- California's Climate Educator Conference
- ... but Spirit persists
- WISE's first discovery is...
- Herschel update
- Measuring the atmosphere of another planet...
- Rotating Saturn's Moon
- The Amazing Flying Telescope
- NASA's next satellite
- WISE beyond its years
- Picture Book of Galaxy Evolution
- Galactic Building Blocks
- Galactic GPS?
- Astronomy at the Winter Olympics
- Star Formation in the Small Magellanic Cloud
- NASA's new Solar Satellite
- The Curious Case of the Fading Star
- A Valentine's Day present for the Astronomer in yo...
- New exoplanets from Kepler
- Slow and steady...
- Spirit Fades
- New Radio Astronomy Website
- The Sun is mass of incandescent gas
- Astronomy Desktop Wallpaper
- NASA and Human Spaceflight
- Rashid Sunyaev is truly this awesome
- Colliding aurorae
- Yet another Hubble discovery
- First image release from Herschel
- Want more school work?
- Follow the progress of JWST
- Deeper, Faster, Better!
- Poor Spirit
- Belated Happy Birthday to the Hugyen's Probe
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