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The entire Universe — or at least parts it — as interpreted through the brain Phil Plait: astronomer, science communicator, and goat herder...
Hello everyone! This is Dolores, the admin this site and I want to personally welcome you to Astronomy Business Digest. I’m going to take this time to sort outline what this page is going to be all about. Or at least what our vision i…
The Saguaro Astronomy Club (SAC) was formed in 1977 to promote fellowship and the exchange of information among its members — amateur astronomers. SAC members meet monthly for both general meetings and observing sessions, and regularly cond…
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The Astronomy Department at the University Washington (UW) began in 1965 and has grown to 15 full and part-time faculty, approximately 20 postdocs, and 30 graduate students. Like every department at the UW, our goals and responsibilities…
Dave Eicher, editor Astronomy magazine and science popularizer, brings you thoughts about astronomy, cosmology, nature, the hobby astronomy, the sometimes disturbingly pseudoscientific culture we live in, and more.
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This newsletter serves as a round-up of current astronomy news and observing stories. Learn about upcoming celestial events and read more about major discoveries about the universe around us.
Marsbugs is no longer published as discreet issues. As of 26 October 2005, Marsbugs: The Electronic Astrobiology Newsletter was merged with its companion site, The Astrobiology Index, to form Marsbugs: The Astrobiology Index. However, bac…