61. Arkansas Valley Astronomical Society, Astronomy Club, Buena Vista, Colorado, Sal Salida, Leadville, telescopes. Arkansas Valley Astronomical Society. AVAS astronomy news. their Email Newsletters. astronomy news From NASA. http://www.fourteenernet.com/avas/astronomy-news.asp

Arkansas Valley astronomical society, astronomy club, Buena Vista, Colorado, Salida, Leadville, telescopes Arkansas Valley Astronomical Society AVAS Astronomy News "Astronomy Club Meetings & Sky Parties, Upcoming Astronomical Events, Astronomy Related News" AVAS Home AVAS And Astronomy News AVAS Astronomy ... NASA Astronomy News Current Buena Vista, CO Area Date/Time 6/6/04 5:11:03 AM (Click Refresh to update) For the most 'Regionally Accurate' NWS forecasts for "Buena Vista & Salida", "Leadville" & "South Park" see the: FourteenerNet Weather page Buena Vista (As Observed in Leadville) Click For Forecast Salida (As Observed at Monarch Pass) Click For Forecast Buena Vista Area Sky Chart See Sky at a Glance section below and the section of our Astronomy Websites page.

62. Astronomy NZ - Astronomy News astronomy news For The Day. Compiled by, Kay Leather, Jennifer Picking. FULL STORY AT Space Ref .. Check out more news at astronomy news for the Week. http://www.astronomynz.org.nz/news/astro_news.htm

AstronomyNZ Home Search Astronomy News For The Day Compiled by Kay Leather Jennifer Picking Auroral Activity This bar holds links that provide current data and/or realtime tracking of these spacecraft Messenger (Mission to Mercury) Cassini (Cassini-Huygens Titan mission) News for Setting Twin Sights Scientist to Search Venus's Atmosphere during Transit, for Water Cassini-Huygens Will Unlock Saturn's Secrets Hubble Space Telescope Takes Faintest Spectroscopic Survey of Distant Galaxies ... New from Hubble: Inside a Stellar Nursery Setting Twin Sights June 2, 2004 Earlier martian missions could just gaze at the hills on the horizon, but the Spirit rover may soon be right on top of the oldest material yet seen on Mars. That geological record may well be locked in the Columbia Hills. FULL STORY AT Astro Bio..... Scientist to Search Venus's Atmosphere during Transit, for Water June 3, 2004 On June 8 Earth-based solar telescopes will follow a tiny black orb as it appears to travel effortlessly across a wrinkled, brilliant sea. Timothy Brown, a scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCR), will not sit idly by as Venus traverses the Sun for the first time in 122 years at an angle visible from Earth. Peering through a specialized solar telescope in the Canary Islands, Brown will study the chemical composition and winds of Venus's upper atmosphere, a region poorly observed until now. NCAR's primary sponsor, the National Science Foundation (NSF), is funding the research.

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AstronomyNZ Home Search Astronomy News Archive Compiled by Kay Leather Jennifer Picking PLEASE NOTE: Some of these links may no longer be active as the source pages referenced may not be held indefinitely on some sites AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER ... APRIL Thursday 27 th May Atom: Conversation with Lawrence Krauss May 26, 2004 Dinosaurs Died Within Hours After Asteroid Hit Earth 65 M. Years Ago May 26, 2004 Radio astronomy gets connected across the UK May 26, 2004 NASA Creates its own R2D2 May 26, 2004 Cassini Image: Swirls of Clouds on Saturn May 26, 2004 Tiny Microbes in Ancient Glacier may define limits for life on Earth May 26, 2004 Heaviest Stars are Twins May 26, 2004 More Information About Jovian Icy Moons Mission May 26, 2004 Cosmos Is Shaped Like the Eiffel Tower May 26, 2004 Full Moon Not to Blame for Epileptic Seizures May 26, 2004 Wednesday 26 th May Mars: All Dressed Up May 25, 2004 Pebbles from an Overheated Earth? May 25, 2004 Making Black Holes Go 'Round on the Computer May 24, 2004

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65. Astronomy News - Skywatch 4 - Astronomical Events In 2004 THE UNIVERSE TODAY A daily news digest of the very latest space and astronomy news can be found on the Universe Today page which is updated most weekdays. http://www.delscope.demon.co.uk/news/skywatch4DIARY.htm

SKYWATCH 4 - SKY DIARY - ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS IN 2004 Updated 2nd January 2004 INTRODUCTION This page has been provided to publicise some news about the astronomy related items, namely, interesting or noteworthy astronomical events taking place in 2004. The items listed here are by no means exhaustive since astronomy is well represented by many other websites - it is not my intention to overly duplicate that material. Below is a list of 'jump to' links which will take you to specific sections of this page. Please bear in mind that some of the material will be specific to local (to the Society, that is) observers although some items will be valid for all observers worldwide. LIST OF ASTRONOMICAL NEWS AND INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE Other pages of interest and useful links Astronomical events in 2004 January 2004 February 2004 ... December 2004 OTHER PAGES OF INTEREST AND USEFUL LINKS THE UNIVERSE TODAY A daily news digest of the very latest space and astronomy news can be found on the Universe Today page which is updated most weekdays. LINKS For other detailed astronomy, space news and information covered by other websites go to the

66. Astronomy News astronomy news. Announcements of current events in Astronomy, published by Perth Observatory This page is powered by Blogger. Isn t yours? http://www.wa.gov.au/perthobs/astronews.html

Astronomy News Announcements of current events in Astronomy, published by Perth Observatory Friday, June 04, 2004 'Night Sky' for May 31, 2004 - The waxing gibbous moon , the half-moon with a hump, dominates the evening skies now. In the absence of Venus, Jupiter takes on the mantle of "evening star" - the brightest starlike object visible at nightfall. It starts the night well up in the north, and sets just to the north of west around midnight. The moon will be the main attraction for casual observers this week, with full moon occurring within hours of perigee. At noon on Thursday, the moon will be in full phase - but not above the horizon. At 9pm on Thursday, the moon will be at perigee: the point of closest approach to Earth. At perigee ("near-Earth"), the moon appears to be about 12% larger in diameter than it does at apogee ("away from Earth"). The moon's orbit is quite elliptical, i.e. oval in shape, and apogee is the point of its orbit furthest from Earth. This variation in size due to changing distance is not to be confused with the "Moon Illusion" which is an optical illusion that makes the moon seem very big when it's near the horizon. For your chance to enjoy the Moon Illusion, watch for the moon rising in the east-southeast as the sun sets in the west-northwest at about 5:20pm on Thursday. Information provided by Perth Observatory, 337 Walnut Rd, Bickley 6076. Phone 9293-8255, fax 9293-8138. The monthly guided tour of the Observatory facilities will start at 2pm this Sunday June 6.

67. Chesmont Astronomical Society Chesmont Astronomical Society. This page updates continuously. astronomy news Courtesy of Astronomy Outreach. http://www.chesmontastro.org/news.shtml

Table of Contents About Us Astronomy News Calendar Discussion ... What We Do Officers President: Karl Krasley Vice President: Ted Mentzer Secretary: Rich Golden Treasurer: Marty Howe Corresponding Secretary: Jeff Roseberry Committee Heads Membership: Marty Howe Nomination: TBA Star Fest: Rob Cordivari Star Parties: Ed Kane Web Site: Marty Howe Mike Heinz Chris Fessett Programs: TBA Chesmont Astronomical Society This page updates continuously. Astronomy News Courtesy of Astronomy Outreach

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70. Berry College Physics & Astronomy News 2002-2003 Old News 19992000 2000-2001 2001-2002 Dr. Paul Wallace received a grant from Berry College to develop and teach an astronomy course in Europe during upcoming http://www2.berry.edu/academics/science/physics/astro/news.asp

MNS Home PAG Dept. Home Overview The Physics Major ... Pew Observatory Contact Dr. Paul Wallace PO Box 5004 Mount Berry, GA 30149-5004 pwallace@berry.edu Phone: (706) 236-2299 Fax: (706) 238-7855 Office: SCI 338B 2002-2003 Edition Old News: Berry Physics Majors Working Hard Over the Summer Matt Wilson, Wes Taylor, Chris Faulkner and Matt Lewis pose next to the telesope on its new mount. The Summer of 2002 saw several Berry physics majors hard at work around campus. Wes Taylor and Matt Lewis led the effort to renovate Berry's Pew Observatory . The observatory now has a new control center (in what used to be the storage shed) as well as a new mount for the Celestron 14-inch telescope. Renovations will continue throughout the coming year. Also hard at work was John Foreman, who helped Dr. Timberlake establish two computing clusters for physics. One is a windows cluster that makes use of the Athlon machines in the two physics lab classrooms. The other, dubbed the Bifrost Cluster , is a Macintosh cluster that consists of several computers in Dr. Timberlake's lab as well as the 25 iMacs in the Cook computer lab. John and Dr. T used these computers to carry out research. They would both like to thank the Berry College Office of Student Work for supporting John even though he graduated from Berry in May.

71. Astronomy News Expected by Saturday Morning; Black Hole Mayhem. Home Syllabus Lecture Notes astronomy news. This site was last updated 02/18/04. http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~jwh34/phy180/links.htm

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76. Sky And Telescope - The Essential Magazine Of Astronomy Sky Telescope, the Essential Magazine of astronomy. news, observing tips, howto advice, and more! Sky Telescope. Welcome to http://skyandtelescope.com/

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Not a member yet? Get Free Membership Username: Password: Remember me Forgot your login? Ask the Experts Physics ... NASA Releases Mission Requirements for Proposed Jupiter Mission Source: NASA/JPL Posted: NASA has issued its mission design requirements to three industry teams for a proposed mission to Jupiter and its three icy moons. The requirements are also the first product formulated by NASA's new Office of Exploration Systems in Washington. Full story... Scaling friction down to the nano/micro realm Source: NIST Posted: An improved method for correcting nano- and micro-scale friction measurements has been developed by researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Full story... Milky Way churning out new stars at a furious pace Source: WISC Posted: Some of the first data from a new orbiting infrared telescope are revealing that the Milky Way - and by analogy galaxies in general - is making new stars at a much more prolific pace than astronomers imagined. Full story... No one alive has seen this, but you can Source: NASA/GSFC Posted: NASA invites you to view a rare celestial event, one not seen by any person now alive. On June 8, the planet Venus will appear to cross in front of the Sun as seen from Earth.

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NEWS Astronomy Celestial Events Space Flight Space Research ... Science fiction powered by FreeFind ASTRONOMY MOON Welcome to the Moon Hotel! Living and working on the Moon Lunar Explorers Society Far larger amounts of polar water ice on the Moon ... Water ice discovered at the south pole of the Moon MERCURY Mercury's enigmatic magnetosphere mimicked and modeled VENUS New model explains Venusian land forms MARS Unanimous support for Mars Express Latest Mars Global Surveyeor images Newly processed Mars Pathfinder images Mars Polar Lander arrives at Kennedy Space Center ... Discovery of possible early Martian life JUPITER AND HIS MOONS This week on Galileo Jupiter's moon Callisto may hide salty ocean Jupiter's "white ovals" take scientists by storm New Galileo pictures of Jupiter's lightning, Io's aurora ... Galileo returns new insights into Callisto and Europa SATURN Cassini/Huygens successfully launched to Saturn and Titan Interweaving Strands Braid Saturn's Strange F-Ring URANUS Uranus now swarming with distant moons New infrared view of Uranus that details many bright clouds Hubble tracks clouds on Uranus NEPTUNE Hubble provides a moving look at Neptune's stormy disposition Hubble Space Telescope helps find evidence that Neptune's largest moon Triton is warming up Peculiar ring-arcs around Neptune explained No diamonds on Neptune can De Beers rest easy?

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