NASkies
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RT @ 400 years ago today Galileo discovered 4 moons of Jupiter. Modern astronomy begins.
about 10 hours ago
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R you following me? Thanks! I have 12 sites & don't always thank all my followers. But thank you! Starman at usa.net, Larry Sessions, Denver
5:26 PM Jan 3rd
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Sa, 01/02: Quadrantids Meteors peak 2 p.m. EST Sunday. Bad timing, bright Moon and a sharp peak kill your chances! Just forget it this year!
2:02 PM Jan 2nd
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Sa, 01/02: Believe it or not, the Earth is closest to the Sun today -- at "perihelion." Find out more at EarthSky:
8:57 AM Jan 2nd
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WE, 12/30 Follow Drew Carey (@) and Drew will donate $1 to Lance Armstrong's Livestrong cancer support program:
11:04 AM Dec 30th, 2009
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WE, 12/30: Is the Moon blue or truly depressed? Does it matter? Anyway, it is Full on Thursday (12/31) at 2:13 p.m., EST.
11:10 PM Dec 29th, 2009
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Th., 12/24: Merry Christmas to all. Thx for following & my apologies for any messages I have not replied to. Click here:
11:55 AM Dec 24th, 2009
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MO, 12/21: 12:47 p.m. EST. December Solstice, Winter begins in the Northern Hemisphere.
6:07 AM Dec 21st, 2009
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SU, 12/20: Can you catch Jupiter to the South this afternoon near the Moon (in daylight)? If not, try tomorrow - VERY DIFFICULT!
12:22 PM Dec 20th, 2009
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WE, 12/16: New Moon at 7:02 am EST(This is really "No Moon" -- look for a thin crescent in the West after sunset starting Thursday evening.)
11:24 AM Dec 15th, 2009
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SU, 12/13: Geminid Meteor Shower peaks in late evening into Monday predawn. Look high to the East. &
7:02 AM Dec 11th, 2009
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TH, 12/10: Need a unique (& free) gift? Send their name to Venus, and print out an official certificate to give them!
2:44 PM Dec 10th, 2009
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@ Hey, thanks! I've retweeted it (I think!). Much appreciated.
8:39 AM Dec 9th, 2009
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TU, 12/08: Come out of the cold & join me tomorrow, 12/9 at Denver's Gates Planetarium for "Colorado Skies". Info/tickets:
6:59 AM Dec 8th, 2009
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SU, 12/06: Moon passes 5° South of Mars at 10 p.m. EST -- before moonrise many places, so look East late in the evening.
8:15 AM Dec 6th, 2009
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SU, 12/06: Bright Moon passes 3 degrees S of Beehive cluster, 1:19 a.m. EST. Moonlight will block stars. Look to high in SE sky.
7:43 AM Dec 4th, 2009
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WE, 12/02, 2:31 a.m. EST, Full Moon (the 12th Full Moon of the year was the "Moon of the Popping Trees" to the Lakota)
3:50 AM Dec 2nd, 2009
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MO, 11/30: Join me on Wednesday, December 9 at Gates Planetarium in Denver for "Colorado Skies". For info and tickets:
11:00 PM Nov 29th, 2009
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WE, 11/25: Spaceweather.com reminds that the Shuttle and ISS have separated and may be seen tonight: &
9:19 AM Nov 25th, 2009
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TU, 11/24: First Quarter Moon, 2:39 p.m. EST, high to South at sunset. Bright Jupiter to the lower right.
2:54 PM Nov 24th, 2009
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- Name North American Skies
- Location North America (Denver)
- Web http://home.comca...
- Bio Cosmic Awareness Facilitator interested in astronomy, sky, clouds, space, physics, science, NASA, JPL, planets, cosmology, reason, logic, and dogs
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