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Martian Sand Dunes
The pictures below show a field of sand dunes at the floor of a crater in Noachis Terra, or Land of Noah. This large landmass is south of the Martian equator. Uzboi Valles, named after a dry riverbed … more »
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Earth's Little Dance Partner
catholicsensibility wrote 13 hours ago: Be glad for this little dance step, too. This rock is half the size of the asteroid that wiped out … more »
Abnormal antennae nearer than we thought
willgater wrote 1 day ago: For a long time the beautiful colliding galaxies known as the ‘Antennae Galaxies’, NGC … more »
Science Fiction-Inspired Ecology Paradigm Shift - Part II
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drwez wrote 2 days ago: The human habitat has taken many forms throughout history, and this diversity has given us a cultura … more »
Improved photo of Saturn
dizzyjim wrote 2 days ago: I’ve been trying to improve the image of Saturn. I use a program called Registax with which … more »
White Rock
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joe wrote 2 days ago: Up at The Planetary Society’s web site, Emily Lakdawalla has amazing photo’s taken from … more »
Ben Stein - Creationist Of The Month
thedarwinreport wrote 2 days ago: I offically declare Ben Stein as May’s creationist of the month. He earns his position for … more »
StumbledUpon
Alex wrote 2 days ago: Okay, so I’ve now stumbled upon my first site, wikisky.org. This is an online sky map which al … more »
Munchies From Satan/ Obviously, Music Died, 1986 Lives/ Astronomy Is Sexually Sadistic/ Etc...
crawlingthecarpet wrote 2 days ago: Good mawning bishes. It’s Friday. Not your day or my day but 24 hours of rolling in feathered … more »
Carnival #53
catholicsensibility wrote 2 days ago: The 53rd edition of the Carnival of Space is online with a fine gallery of posts. It includes my pie … more »
Stars, Planets, Moons and Temples
anthonyelarson wrote 3 days ago: 1,383 words © Anthony E. Larson, 2002 Stars, planets, moons and temples Mormonism is unique amon … more »
Iron Snow
catholicsensibility wrote 4 days ago: The universe is just chock full of wonders. Remember silicon clouds? This model would take place hu … more »
Islam and Astronomy: Vestiges of a fine legacy; Quotes of Aga Khan IV and Ibn Sina
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ismailimail wrote 4 days ago: From Easy Nash: I came across 2 pictures recently from the NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day web-sit … more »
Of Seas Crimson and Tranquil
Randy Souther wrote 4 days ago: The current banner image for this blog and for Celestial Timepiece is taken from HubbleSite, run for … more »
Did Earth once have multiple moons?
ros2379 wrote 4 days ago: Did Earth once have multiple moons? … more »
The Scientific Revolution in Context
theglaringfacts wrote 4 days ago: Introduction: Shift from a geocentric to a heliocentric planetary system By the end of the Sci … more »
Astronomers Get a Green Light
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ktobin wrote 4 days ago: Just before the sun dips below the horizon, sometimes a brilliant green or blue flash appears at the … more »
Porch Days
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wurdygirl wrote 5 days ago: K and I were talking about what kind of house we’d like recently. We both tend to favor those … more »
Martian Sand Dunes
hyakutake1957 wrote 5 days ago: The pictures below show a field of sand dunes at the floor of a crater in Noachis Terra, or Land of … more »
The Scientific Revolution Part 1
theglaringfacts wrote 5 days ago: The Scientific Revolution Part 1 Bernal treats economic and political factors as the sources of the … more »
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