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  1. Noted Astronomer Carl Sagan was born on this date in 1934. He would have been 75. #CarlSagan
  2. On this date in 1631, Pierre Gassendi made the first observation of the transit of a planet (Mercury).
  3. Tomorrow is Carl Sagan Day: http://www.carlsaganday.com/ (despite it not being his birthday until the 9th of Nov.)
  4. Space Station (and more) viewing info from Heavens-Above.com (for Grand Rapids) - http://bit.ly/UIgBK
  5. Hey GR area Tweeps. Tonight the Space Station begins another series of evening passes through the end of the month.
  6. The Big Picture (via Boston.com) - Martian landscapes - http://bit.ly/bXqHO
  7. Rt @nasaspaceplace History's largest airplane the Spruce Goose, made its only flight in 1947. http://bit.ly/12aY4L
  8. The November Full Moon will occur at 2.14pm EST on November 2nd. This is the "Full Hunter's Moon" or also the "Full Beaver Moon".
  9. The Big Picture (via Boston.com) - Launch of the Ares I-X - http://is.gd/4In1w
  10. 10 Reasons Your Child Will Love Astronomy - http://bit.ly/1jMVWk
  11. Have an iPhone? Then NASA has an app for you - http://www.nasa.gov/centers...
  12. The Big Picture (via Boston.com) - Saturn at Equinox: http://bit.ly/1kl1UH
  13. RT @NASA The next space shuttle (Atlantis on mission STS-129) now is targeted to launch at 2:28 pm EST on Nov. 16 from Kennedy Space Center.
  14. 32 New Exoplanets Found - http://bit.ly/gkjIb
  15. With today's New Moon (at 1.33am this morning) it means that this week the Moon will make appearances in the evening western sky.
  16. Last night the clouds parted to reveal a wonderful clear sky. Thanks to all who came to make our last public night of the year a success.
  17. Tonight's Public Night at the Veen Observatory is a "GO"! Hope to see you there!
  18. Weather for tomorrow's Public Night at the Veen Observatory isn't looking too good, but you never know. Stay tuned...
  19. Hope everyone is getting a chance to see the live views on NASA TV of the LCROSS mission. Just over 1/2 hour until impact. #LCROSS #impact
  20. Watch the LCROSS impact the Moon live on NASA TV. Coverage begins Friday at 6:15am on NASA TV: http://www.nasa.gov/ntv