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Notable events in space history for the week of November 23-29. Monday 23 Jupiter 4° south of Moon 1977: Meteosat 1 launched...
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Find out more about Patrick: Patrick’s love of astronomy began during childhood while watching every episode of the original Star Trek series. In the years since he has been a Planetarium Director, Education Manager for the Challenger Center for Space Science Education, a NASA Solar System Ambassador, watched space shuttle launches from the KSC press site, explained astronomy live on TV and Radio, and did a radio interview while on the beach in Aruba viewing a total solar eclipse. You can reach him at patastro@msn.com. |
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The space shuttle Atlantis and the International Space Station can be observed passing over Washington DC this Thanksgiving week. Atlantis departed...
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Normal 0 0 1 254 1449 IRIS Consortium 12 2 1779 11.773 0 0 0 The 2009...
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Great Falls Library is hosting a free astronomy lecture on Thursday November 19. The lecture, entitled Radio Astronomy: More Than Meets the Eye,...
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Notable events in space history for the week of November 16-22. Monday 16 New Moon 2:14 pm 1962: Saturn SA-3 launched 1973: Skylab 4...
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Initial reviews of the data returned during the Ares I-X test flight seem to indicate that the booster performed as expected. However, one of the...
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After a one day delay due to weather, NASA launched the Ares I-X booster on a six minute test flight that seems to have been a spectacular success....
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If you want to see out of this world art, head down to the National Mall. Walking towards the Capital Building, turn right when you get near the end...
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