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Mag 3 Skies: February 2006

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Saturday, February 25, 2006. The International Dark-Sky Association can always use your help, especially financially, for their good works. But I'm talking about their website. You know there's a problem when a website has a link called "Site users guide" at the top (in addition to "keyword index," "site map," and "search the site"! If you have to explain it how your site works, then you've done something wrong. It's dreadful in just about every aspect. Posted by Kim @ 1:48 PM. Friday, February 24, 2006.

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davep's astronomy: Finally, an observation! (albeit a small one)

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Getting back into observational astronomy. And some not-quite-observational-astronomy stuff too). Finally, an observation! Albeit a small one). After over a month without a single recorded observation (the last was on 2006-01-24. I've finally had the time and the weather to look at something and record it! Okay, in this case, it was a very brief look at the Sun. But at least it was an observation and I recorded something. File Under: Solar Observing. March 01, 2006 5:15 pm. March 01, 2006 11:45 pm. March...

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top of the lawn: January 2006

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Top of the lawn. Urban footpath pavement sidewalk astronomy from Central Park, New York City. Monday, January 30, 2006. Blog trading for funny. Top of the Lawn Value. Http:/ blogshares.com/blogs.php? Blog=http:/ topofthelawn.blogspot.com. Check this site out to see how well your blog is trading on the street. Just replace your blog's URL after the "? After seeing the S&T site that Matt pointed out at on his blog, boyruageek. And more funny, a press release reads from davep. Sunday, January 29, 2006.

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Mag 3 Skies: July 2006

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Friday, July 21, 2006. If you're in the capital today. The National Air and Space Museum celebrates its 30 years on the Mall Friday with "Mars Day! A day of free family activities. The museum opened in July 1976 at a ceremony that began with a signal from the Viking 1 Mars explorer. There will be hands-on art workshops, talks by curators, the latest images and a Red Planet quiz show. Admission and all activities are free. Posted by Kim @ 10:09 AM. Thursday, July 20, 2006. You know who you are. I feel pre...

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Mag 3 Skies: June 2006

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Thursday, June 29, 2006. I don't even know where to start criticizing this article. First, the idea that population pressures will force us to colonize space. Second the theory that a round planet is an inefficient use of surface area. Third, the challenges of space travel. Fourth, the challenges of living on another planet. Posted by Kim @ 2:23 PM. Monday, June 26, 2006. Unless it's that multi-moon planet in "Pitch Black." That wasn't so cool.). I wonder who I should see about my revolutionary proposal.

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Mag 3 Skies: September 2006

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Thursday, September 21, 2006. Almost Heaven Star Party. I've been meaning to blog about the Almost Heaven Star Party,. Which was an unqualified success last month. It's about the only stargazing I've managed to do all summer, hence the spotty blogging. I'll make a full report tomorrow, but in the meantime, here's a picture of our little setup before the hoardes arrived:. Posted by Kim @ 9:51 AM. New developments at StargazerTees. Posted by Kim @ 9:26 AM. Campaign for Dark Skies. Almost Heaven Star Party.

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Mag 3 Skies: May 2006

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Wednesday, May 24, 2006. Observing report 5.20.06. I meant to post this earlier, but it's been a hectic week. I'm going to Italy for two weeks tomorrow and should have lots to say about the birthplace of Galileo when I get back. Anyway, I hit a bunch of the Coma-Virgo group where there were sometimes as many as 4 galaxies in a single field of view - lovely! Posted by Kim @ 4:27 PM. Friday, May 19, 2006. Not the scientific concept, silly, the David Bowie song. OK, yes, his album, "Hunky Dory" was already ...

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Mag 3 Skies: April 2006

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Friday, April 28, 2006. Some enterprising fellow captured a video of Suitsat flying by Vega. In theory, this is pretty cool since we're talking about an astronaut's suit that's orbiting the earth rather than the usual space junk tiles, wrenches, bolts, urinal pucks, freeze-dried ice cream (I'm guessing here.). But in reality, the video is a bit disappointing, since it looks like every other satellite you see flying by at high speed. Posted by Kim @ 8:45 AM. Thursday, April 27, 2006. I would think the odd...

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top of the lawn: February 2006

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Top of the lawn. Urban footpath pavement sidewalk astronomy from Central Park, New York City. Saturday, February 25, 2006. Team TotL'er Credited in April S&T. Team TotL'er Charlie Ridgway. Is credited in April 2006. Celestial Calendar column. David Dunham closes the column by recognizing Charlie's occultation maps using Google Maps. Charlie's maps are found here. Posted by Tag @ 2/25/2006 10:25:00 AM. Sunday, February 19, 2006. First nBlog post : . In path removed /RPC2. Trailing /api in nBlog prefs.