61. Topix Astronomy News about astronomy, collected from various sources on the web. http://www.topix.com/search/article?q=astronomy

62. Radio Astronomy News : Home Radio Astronomy News provides the latest space science news headlines from many news sources around the world. http://www.radioastronomynews.com/

63. Astronomy News - Astronomy Magazine Source for news in astronomy, reports on astronomical discoveries, and NASA space missions. http://www.astronomy.com/asy/default.aspx?c=ss&id=26

64. Lynchburg College: Astronomy News One of the many things we have learned from doing more than a year of public outreach events at the observatory is that there are some celestial sights guaranteed to evoke the wow http://www.lynchburg.edu/astronomy.xml

Skip to main content. Apply Alumni Faculty/Staff Directory I want to... See tuition costs Make a payment Ask about my bill Contact the registrar About Us Overview Quick Facts Mission ... Dr. Neal Sumerlin keeps us abreast of happenings in the night sky and the progress of the new Belk Astronomical Observatory RSS feed Blogs we recommend Planetary Society Weblog ScienceBlogs.com Other Posts: Are Those Colors For Real? Moon Halos Water on the Moon! Leonid Meteor Shower ... Astronomy News Astronomy News Comet Flyby Posted on 11/04/2010 This is a very short post about something you probably didn't even know was happening: the flyby of Comet Hartley 2 by the Deep Impact space probe. I'm just going to point you to the best blogger on solar system astronomy I know of: Emily Lakdawalla at the Planetary Society blog. Her pictures, animations, and explanations are better than anything I could create. Be sure to pay attention to her explanation of the smooth area between the comet's two "lobes"; I think she's right on target. Enjoy! http://planetary.org/blog

65. Home | StarTalk Radio Show Popular astronomy radio show presented by Neil deGrasse Tyson. Includes an episode archive and host biographies. http://startalkradio.net/

66. News Astronomy Headlines Astronomy News Headlines http://www.astronomy.net/news/

67. Spacevidcast A weekly videocast providing the latest space news. http://www.spacevidcast.com

68. Science Centric | News | Astronomy Breaking news in astronomy and space. http://www.sciencecentric.com/news/topic.php?q=Astronomy

69. Astronomy Universe - Astronomy News The entire universe is astronomy. It's due to the fact that astronomy is all about the universe. Astronomy news http://www.astronomyuniverse.co.uk/Astronomy-news.html

Astronomy Univers e.co .uk "Magnificent desolation." Home Contact Us Privacy Site Map Astronomy News The entire universe is astronomy. It's due to the fact that astronomy is all about the universe. Astronomy news is interesting, to say the least, and can be found in media reports as well as on web sites such as those maintained by astronomy magazines and agencies like NASA. Let's look at some of the more interesting tidbits. The magazine “Astronomy” is a great source of astronomy news. NASAs IBEX, Interstellar Boundary Explorer, was one exciting story. Just as weathermen examine fronts and the interaction of hot air with cold air and dry air with wet air, IBEX is interested in such fronts and their interaction in outer space. To be exact it is the solar wind and how it interacts with space beyond the reach of the sun. IBEX is also set to map the boundaries of our solar system. More astronomy news covered by Astronomy magazine is the discovery of a new aurora on Saturn that's unlike any other known aurora in the solar system. Charged particles interact with the planet's magnetic field to form an aurora. Earth's aurorae come from charged particles from the solar wind. Jupiter produces the particles and the magnetic field that creates its auroras. Saturn's aurora, which covers a very large area, has been seen in infrared and will teach scientists a lot about this phenomenon. “Universe Today” is yet another great source of astronomy news. On November 13, 2008 it carried the story of contact reestablished with the Mars rover. The culprit was a big dust storm. But Spirit recovered from this low-power dilemma. Its solar panels couldn't get sun in the dust storm, and scientists feared it would go into a low power coma-like mode from which it would not wake. However, the rover woke up so it's business as usual.

70. Space News, Articles, And Information From Scientific American News and feature articles (some free, some archived), space calendar, astronomy interactives, and book reviews. http://www.scientificamerican.com/space

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71. Astronomy News | Chesmont Astronomical Society One of the temptations of being a skeptic is knowing how easy it is to fool people, and wanting to use that knowledge to get filthy rich scamming marks. http://www.chesmontastro.org/?q=aggregator/categories/1&page=14

72. Belajar Astronomy Blog on various astronomical topics intended for students who want to participate in astronomy competitions and olympiads. http://hansgunawan-astronomy.blogspot.com/

belajar Astronomy Monday, November 8, 2010 Solar System A couple videos related to the solar system: Source: youtube Posted by at 9:52 PM 0 comments Labels: video Tuesday, November 2, 2010 Latihan Soal: Gerak Benda Langit 1. Tentukan perbandingan gaya pasang surut antara Bumi-Bulan dan Bumi-Matahari bila diketahui jarak pusat ke pusat antara Bumi-Matahari 400 kali jarak pusat ke pusat Bumi-Bulan, diameter Bumi 4 kali diameter Bulan, dan massa Bumi 80 kali massa Bulan! 2. Sebuah satelit mempunyai orbit polar dengan ketinggian 5,49 x 106 m di atas permukaan Bumi. Setelah melewati di atas London, tentukan posisi satelit saat menyelesaikan satu kali orbit! 3. Mengapa objek langit yang besar (misalkan Matahari, Bintang, Planet, dll) bentuknya mendekati bola sedangkan objek langit yang relatif kecil (misalkan Asteroid, Komet, dll) bentuknya irregular? 4. Certain neutron stars are believed to be rotating at about 1 revolution/second. If such a star has a radius of 20 km, what must be its minimum mass so that material on its surface remains in place during the rapid rotation? 5. Planet imajiner mempunyai jarak rata-rata 120 satuan astronomi dari matahari. Berapa lama waktu yang diperlukan planet ini untuk mengorbit matahari? Berapa periode sinodisnya?

73. Astronomy News & Links Links to recent space missions and new astronomical observations *** Lots of Links to observatories, institutes, astronomical satellites, space missions, astronomical resources http://www.astrophys.org/

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74. All About Gliese Blog set up to discuss the discovery of Gliese 581c, the most likely candidate for a Second Earth. http://www.gliese.info

75. Astronomy News | Chesmont Astronomical Society The folks at JPL have installed a live webcam in a balcony overlooking the clean room where the next Mars rover, Curiosity, is being built. So you can watch smart NASA and http://www.chesmontastro.org/?q=aggregator/categories/1

76. Astrophotography / Astronomy Cameras Blog / Official Blog To The Imaging Source The Imaging Source astronomy cameras blog. http://www.astronomycamerasBLOG.com

@import url( http://www.astronomycamerasblog.com/wp-content/themes/astronomycamerasblog.com/style.css ); Search this blog Review of Astronomy Camera DMK 41AU02.AS Blogged by Xiao Sun in Reviews on November 11, 2010 at 12:01 CET. David Snay is an American astrophotographer. In this August he wrote a review about DMK 41AU02.AS astronomy camera and the image recording software IC Capture.AS . This review consists of large amount of valuable info and several sample pictures which he took with the camera.  The article was later published in the Sep/Oct edition of magazine Astronomy Technology Today (ATT) Mr. Snay has also authorized us to put the review here on the blog. If you are interested, click here to download the article. Along with the review, Mr. Snay also sent us a link to his online gallery where you will find more nice astronomical photos by him. Many thanks to David Snay Permalink Comments Fabulous Photos of the Sun and Moon Blogged by Xiao Sun in Sample Images on November 10, 2010 at 15:15 CET. Giancarlo Calzetta is an Astrophotographer based in northern Italy. This Summer he took many photos of the Sun and Moon with different

77. Astronomy News, Great Lakes Great Fires Meteorite -- New Find Links Great Fires Astronomy News, Great Lakes Great Fires Meteorite new find links Great Fires of 1871 with meteor storm http://www.angelfire.com/mi2/gfmeteor/news.htm

Astronomy News NEW! When Galaxies Collide! Close Call with Near Earth Asteroid January 7, 2002 Here's a bit of earth-shaking news for those of you who assume that NASA and the world's astronomers are able to alert us well in advance of an asteroid collision... Near-Earth asteroid 2001 YB5 raced past Earth today only two times farther away than the Moon. This asteroid is roughly 300 meters across and, according to a BBC World News reporter, could have taken out the entire U.K. if it had impacted there. This object wasn't even discovered until December 27th by the Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking survey! Asteroid 2001 YB5 orbits the sun at a frequency of approximately 1,000 days. More Meteorites Found in Michigan's Great Fires Region In 1895 a forty-four pound meteorite was found in Reed City, Michigan by farmer Ernest Ruppert. From "Mystic Michigan" by Mark Jager 1996. Gigantic Terrestrial Impact Craters in Michigan At the bottom of Lake Huron lies a meteor crater 30 miles in diameter and between a mile and a half to one mile deep. Discovered by Canadian scientists during a geological survey, this is the largest crater ever found in the United States. Updates on Lake Huron Impact Crater Deadly Asteroid Cloud Expected Around 2003 According to a 1997 article in Shock Media, the S.E.T.I. team is tracking a massive cloud of asteroids which is headed directly into our solar system. The team's John Hawkins expects the first debris to become visible to the naked eye around 2003 with impact of the first stellar bodies shortly after that. "... The shocking element of this cloud is that within its center, there are chunks the size of moon's." He adds, "The cloud is moving incredibly fast, much faster that we first anticipated, when we first made this horrible discovery..."

78. W Nowym Swiecie Blog inviting viewers to discover the Universe. http://positiv-world.blogspot.com/

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79. Astro Cast A blog, that keeps you in touch with latest Astronomical events, news, images and research. http://astro-cast.blogspot.com/

var thumbnail_mode = "no-float" ; summary_noimg = 140; summary_img = 140; img_thumb_height = 110; img_thumb_width = 110; skip to main skip to sidebar Home JWST Cast ... Herschel Cast Astro Cast Latest Astronomical News Cast. 3D Atlas Space Missions Spaceflight Realtime ISS Timeline ... Subscribe Previous Pause Next Wednesday, September 8, 2010 Black Hole Mass Related to Globular Cluster Numbers digg_url="http://astro-cast.blogspot.com/2010/09/black-hole-mass-related-to-globular.html"; digg_skin="compact"; tweetmeme_style = 'compact'; tweetmeme_url = 'http://astro-cast.blogspot.com/2010/09/black-hole-mass-related-to-globular.html'; tweetmeme_source = 'astrocastblog'; Posted by AstroCastBlog at 9/08/2010 01:56:00 PM A photo of the jet emitted by the black hole in galaxy M87 The mass a supermassive black hole at the center of a large galaxy has appears to be related to the number of globular cluster that particular galaxy contains, a new report suggests. The data has been derived from a new investigation of the stars, which indicates that the two are somehow linked. The exact mechanisms underlying this connection are still unclear. There are many such correlations in astronomy, experts say, even if some are arguably clearer than others. Given that the new connection was observed in several cases, scientists will continue to analyze it until they get to the bottom of it.

80. Science News For Kids: Articles By Category Holes in Martian moon mystery Phobos may be lots of empty space. Planning for Mars Obama outlines space program that would take crew beyond the moon. http://sciencenewsforkids.org/pages/search.asp?catid=31

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