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under the African sky: About me

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Under the African sky. Our three sons were born here in South Africa; Niels in September 2006, Dennis in December 2008 and Felix in April 2012. We like it very much here. I love nature and enjoy living in the bush. Also have a look at my blog about our life in the bush at;. Life in the African bush. Besides my work on our. I write articles for Plazilla, a website where you can find informative articles about all sorts of subjects. For an overview of the articles I wrote you can have a look on my.

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under the African sky: June 2011

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Under the African sky. Im Miriam and since 2004 I live with my husband Corné in. In the Balule Private Nature Reserve to be precise. We have build our own lodge here in the bush where we receive guests. Our two sons, Niels of four and Dennis of two are born here and grow up in this beautifull environment. The reserve where we live is close to the famous. And all animals that live there, including the. Occur in our park as well. Life here in the bush. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Life in the African bush.

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under the African sky: August 2011

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Under the African sky. A short history of astronomy. Brightness and magnitude of stars. If you look up to the sky you see stars with different brightness. Some stars are very bright, while others are just faint. This is partially because some stars are more luminous than others, but also because some stars are much further away than others. For an example have a look at the two pointers of the Southern Cross for instance. Alpha Centauri. To compare how stars would look if they were all at the same. Betwe...

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under the African sky: Brightness and magnitude of stars

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Under the African sky. Brightness and magnitude of stars. If you look up to the sky you see stars with different brightness. Some stars are very bright, while others are just faint. This is partially because some stars are more luminous than others, but also because some stars are much further away than others. For an example have a look at the two pointers of the Southern Cross for instance. Alpha Centauri. The one the furthest from the Cross) seems brighter than Beta Centauri. Life in the African bush.

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under the African sky: September 2013

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Under the African sky. Located 8,000 light-years from Earth, the Eta Carinae star system is captured in this stunning infrared image from NASA'S Spitzer Space Telescope. From a cosmic crash to a mini-eclipse—see our favorite photos from space: http:/ on.natgeo.com/14NNNly. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Century 21 wildlife properties. Life in the African bush. Happy New year from the bush. Property consultant in the bush. Rhino to be moved out of the Kruger Park - August 2014 -. View my complete profile.

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under the African sky: A short history of astronomy

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Under the African sky. A short history of astronomy. Century, when European astronomers took over again. For centuries astronomers had placed the Earth at the centre of the Universe. In the 16. Century there was great progress in science due to improved scientific methods. During the 19. More to be learned and the more we learn, the more we realise how much we still don’t understand. Regards from the bush,. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Century 21 wildlife properties. Life in the African bush.

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under the African sky: beautiful nebula

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Under the African sky. Located 8,000 light-years from Earth, the Eta Carinae star system is captured in this stunning infrared image from NASA'S Spitzer Space Telescope. From a cosmic crash to a mini-eclipse—see our favorite photos from space: http:/ on.natgeo.com/14NNNly. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Century 21 wildlife properties. Life in the African bush. Happy New year from the bush. Property consultant in the bush. Rhino to be moved out of the Kruger Park - August 2014 -.

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under the African sky: August 2013

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Under the African sky. Solarflares from our active Sun. This year our Sun is very active. It is in it's most active part of it's cyclus and that means regular solarflares that are a lot stronger then ususal. Solarflares are classified into three categories. The C category is the weakest and will cause no problems on Earth where the M category can cause radio problems around the poles. The X category is the strongest and if the outburst is pointed in the direction of the Earth it can cause problems. So fa...

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under the African sky: Solarflares from our active Sun

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Under the African sky. Solarflares from our active Sun. This year our Sun is very active. It is in it's most active part of it's cyclus and that means regular solarflares that are a lot stronger then ususal. Solarflares are classified into three categories. The C category is the weakest and will cause no problems on Earth where the M category can cause radio problems around the poles. The X category is the strongest and if the outburst is pointed in the direction of the Earth it can cause problems. So fa...