captured inside Saturn's rings. Read about it here and here. It is so reassuring when you actually see the things the computer models tell you should be taking place.
Saturday, August 21, 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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August
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- Spitzer Space Telescope: The Musical
- Pin the tail on the galaxy
- No, Mars is not going to appear as large as the Moon
- New Gravitation Wave Detector?
- Anti-matter in space
- Yet another Solar System Clone
- How to mix up a galaxy
- NASA High School Engineering Competition
- Neutrinos they are very small.
- The Future of Astronomy
- You too can discover a pulsar
- Underneath the Moon
- What gorgeous spirals you have
- All good things...
- New Earth-Sized Planet Found
- Going to Jupiter?
- What other than light travels at the speed of light?
- Messages from MESSENGER
- Mars. In 3D.
- Poor Neptune
- Want to study low-gravity environments?
- The Origin of Type Ia supernovae
- Why are some galactic nuclei active?
- Yet another way of finding planets around other stars
- The Origin of Comets
- Baby Planet Formation
- Awesome set of wheels
- A River of Oxygen
- The Next NASA Solar-System Mission
- Puff, the Magic Dragon
- Puff the Small Black Hole...
- 3D Lunar Exploration Game
- Pencils on the Moon?
- The Coolest Stars
- First Planck Results
- X-rays from Black Holes
- Quantum Mechanics and You!
- The Birth of a Star
- Cosmic Watercolor
- Now you see it...
- WISE Brown Dwarfs
- Stormy Exoplanets
- Double, double toil and trouble;
- Rip van New Horizons
- Galaxy Tails
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