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What does this have to do with the letter and number salad that is the current state of exoplanet names? As their first foray, the folks at Uwingu decided to let people create a suggested names list for these planets. What I said in my post announcing the move still holds true: I encourage everyone to read the fantastic collection of science blogs that live here, among the best such blogs in the world; fantastic company in which to be
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Can you see earthshine on the Moon? Night Sky Note for September 28, 2013 Saturday, September 28, 2013 Jupiter is to the upper left of the waning crescent Moon
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AMS Meteor Terminology 2 In Meteor Showers, Resources 16 Aug 2013 Meteor Activity Outlook for August 17-23, 2013 by Robert Lunsford During this period the moon reaches its full phase on Wednesday August 21st. Follow Us Facebook Twitter RSS Report a Fireball You saw a fireball? Something bright falling from the sky? Fill a report now! Your report is important, it alerts us to potentially scientifically significant events that occur, and contributes to the general database of knowledge about meteors
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Realtime Space Weather Photo Gallery COMET ISON ON TRACK TO BECOME 'IMPRESSIVE': Amateur astronomers around the world are photographing Comet ISON as it approaches Mars in the predawn sky. According to some reports, the Tiangong-1 will be de-orbited in late 2013 to make way for more advanced experimental stations, Tiangong-2 and Tiangong-3 in the years ahead
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What do we mean by visible planet? By visible planet, we mean any solar system planet that is easily visible without an optical aid and that has been watched by our ancestors since time immemorial. Keep in mind that Jupiter shines many times more brilliantly than Mars does, so you may want to use Jupiter (and possibly binoculars) to locate and spot Mars
Kids astronomy information from Astronomy Magazine International Resources: SEDS, home of the Nine Planets Tour, and much much more The Planetary Society Center for Backyard Astrophysics Amateur Radio Telescopes International Occulation Timing Society Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy pages (very educational) SKY Online - Your Astronomy Source on the World Wide Web Astronomy Magazine Stellar distances Space Weather site (with Meteor counts) Near Earth Object home page (also follows comets, including LINEAR S4 and meteor showers) Stunning sites: A 3D map of satellites orbiting the Earth in real time! Simply amazing! The Anglo Australian Observatories 3D virtual tour through a 3D map of the Cosmos. Going up from the south-western horizon by about two handspans you will see six bright stars forming a T, with the tail of the "T" nearly perpendicular to the horizon and a curved "tail" of stars
In 1803, the earth passed through a thicker part of the dust trail that causes the shower, resulting in more than 700 meteors per hour as seen from Richmond, Virginia. The shower would normally produce about 100 meteors an hour when watching from a dark location, but it will coincide with the a nearly full moon in 2013, so it will limit observations somewhat
Home page of the Meteor Shower Flux Estimator (FLUXTIMATOR).
How does this applet work? The applet was developed by Peter Jenniskens and Dave Nugent of the SETI Institute using publicly available models of cometary dust trails. Leonid MAC home View the shower Mission Brief Science Update Media Brief links Calculate what is the best location for viewing the upcoming meteor shower, what night do I need to go out, and how active is the shower expected to be
AMS Meteor Terminology 2 In Meteor Showers, Resources 16 Aug 2013 Meteor Activity Outlook for August 17-23, 2013 by Robert Lunsford During this period the moon reaches its full phase on Wednesday August 21st. Meteor showers are generally named after the constellation in which they appear to originate; thus the Perseids appear to originate in the constellation Perseus and the Leonids in the constellation Leo
Perseids - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
As with many meteor showers, the visible rate is greatest in the pre-dawn hours, (since the side of the Earth nearest to turning into the sun scoops up more meteors as the Earth moves through space). However, there is also a relatively young filament of dust in the stream that was pulled off the comet in 1865, which can give an early mini-peak the day before the maximum shower
SpaceWeather.com -- News and information about meteor showers, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth asteroids
Realtime Space Weather Photo Gallery COMET ISON ON TRACK TO BECOME 'IMPRESSIVE': Amateur astronomers around the world are photographing Comet ISON as it approaches Mars in the predawn sky. According to some reports, the Tiangong-1 will be de-orbited in late 2013 to make way for more advanced experimental stations, Tiangong-2 and Tiangong-3 in the years ahead
The comet passed by Earth in 1992 and will not return again until 2126, however the dust that follows this comet creates a dependable annual meteor shower, the Perseids. Why do meteor showers happen at the same time each year? Comets are always on time! We happen to pass through the dust trails and debris of a comet that orbits our Sun, at the same time each year
This year, 2013, is not optimal for watching the Orionid meteor shower because a bright waning gibbous moon will be in the sky during the peak hours between midnight and dawn. Some who witnessed the 1966 Leonid meteor storm said they felt as if they needed to grip the ground, so strong was the impression of Earth plowing along through space, fording the meteoroid stream
Although the meteors can appear anywhere in the sky, if you trace their paths, the meteors in each shower appear to "rain" into the sky from the same region. If you're lucky enough to spot a meteorite (a meteor that makes it all the way to the ground), and see where it hits, it's easy to think you just saw a star "fall." How can I best view a meteor shower? Get away from the glow of city lights and toward the constellation from which the meteors will appear to radiate
Meteor shower - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This showed that the meteoroids are mostly behind and outside the path of the comet, but paths of the Earth through the cloud of particles resulting in powerful storms were very near paths of nearly no activity. The gravitational pull of the planets determines where the dust trail would pass by Earth orbit, much like a gardener directing a hose to water a distant plant
Recently, the Russian news website LifeNews published a story and video of Breyvichko and a half dozen of his followers holding hands and chanting prayers on the shore of Lake Chebarkul to protect the meteorite. Ancient cultures from the Native American Indians to the Inuit of Greenland and back in time to Greece and Rome have given special status to meteorites
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