The Elumenati's GeoDome Theater was showcased at the White House 'Star Party,' an event hosted by President Barack Obama Wednesday night, Oct 7. Scientists from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and Dr. D'nardo Colucci of The Elumenati set up the GeoDome Theater on the White House lawn, giving interactive Earth and space science lessons with Uniview software inside the portable, inflatable dome for about 150 middle-school students.
Star Studded Event Leads Astronomers to Mountaintop in New Jersey
From one of the darkest skies in New Jersey comes a chance for the public to mingle with astronomers, enjoy telescope observation, and listen to educational lectures on astronomy from noted experts. It is a combination of two concurrent events- Starquest, run by the Amateur Astronomers Association of Princeton. The other a symposium hosted by the United Astronomy Clubs of New Jersey at New Jersey's premiere site for public astronomy - the UACNJ observatories and lecture hall in Jenny Jump State Forest. The events span Friday October 16 through Sunday October 18.
How To Use A Telescope
There are many ways to use a telescope. Most people don't take full use out of a telescope, so whether you are thinking of buying a telescope or already have a telescope, there is a need to know how to use a telescope effectively. This will allow you to get more out of astronomy.
Why You Need To Join A Local Astronomy Club
Joining an astronomy club offers you a lot of clear benefits for the amateur (or experienced astronomer. Although it is human nature to be solitary, you will discover a great many benefits if you join a local group or society. This might not always be an easy task for certain people as it does depend where you live.
Tips To Buying Telescope For Sale In The US
Are you looking to buy a telescope for sale in the US? If you have tried looking for a telescope store and have not been able to find any, this article which is packed full of tips will allow you to go about buying a telescope for sale in the US.
Steps To Getting Into Astronomy
Astronomy is a fascinating subject. We sit on a planet which seems vast, and the stars look so small. We look and find our Sun is a star, but a bit closer! It is our star, with planets revolving around it – us included! Would not it be great to see the ears of Saturn? To see the snow like effect on the Moon, when it is a full Moon? Discover astronomy now!
Importance of Astronomy or Astrology in modern life
Popular Astronomy Website Offers Free 5-Day Crash Course for Summer Stargazers
With summer finally upon us, millions are heading out to cottages and campsites under pristine clear sky. At night, vacationers are treated to the astounding sight of the summer stars and the sweeping arc of the Milky Way overhead. After such an experience, many wish to learn more about the night sky. But a large number of would-be stargazers don't know how to get started. To make it easier for beginners to learn the stars and constellations, the popular astronomy website One-Minute Astronomer has published a 5-day step-by-step "crash course" in basic stargazing. The self-paced course is available online for free at www.oneminuteastronomer.com/astro-course-intro....
What Is The Best Beginner Telescope?
Are you considering getting into backyard astronomy? Even though there is much good with Hubble Space Telescope images, there is nothing like having your own telescope to view the heavens.
Astronomy as Hobby – Studying the Skies
Long before people developed telescopes, the night sky has had an appeal to humanity’s hearts that can’t be compared to anything else in existence. Many superstitions have sprouted up from observing the sky, most notably things like constellations, reading the stars to tell the future, and good fortune bestowed by ‘falling’ stars. Amateur astronomy is a hobby that has been around for quite while.
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Observing the Moon: An Astronomy Passion
Like a lot of kids, my folks gave me a 60mm telescope for Christmas one year. The scope was a typical department-store brand - not very good - but to a 12-year old kid it opened up the universe.
Astronomy as Hobby – Studying the Skies
Long before people developed telescopes, the night sky has had an appeal to humanity’s hearts that can’t be compared to anything else in existence. Many superstitions have sprouted up from observing the sky, most notably things like constellations, reading the stars to tell the future, and good fortune bestowed by ‘falling’ stars. Amateur astronomy is a hobby that has been around for quite while.
Buying Your First Astronomy Telescope
When we were children we were often taught that we could wish upon the first star that we saw in the evening sky. After that wish was made and if we believed hard enough our wish would come true. Eventually, our childhood fantasies gave way to fact as we became more educated. This education was accomplished through astronomy classes, space exploration and other educational means.
Astrology, medicine, astronomy
There was a time when astrology was an accepted science and was a part of medical diagnoses, as much as were a patient's physical symptoms. It's hard to say whether we've e-volved or de-volved, as we no longer think about living in harmony with cosmos. We consider ourselves too advanced scientifically to think that movements in the stars and planets might have a serious impact on our daily lives and our health.
GeoDome Theater Featured at White House Event Celebrating Astronomy Education
The Elumenati's GeoDome Theater was showcased at the White House 'Star Party,' an event hosted by President Barack Obama Wednesday night, Oct 7. Scientists from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and Dr. D'nardo Colucci of The Elumenati set up the GeoDome Theater on the White House lawn, giving interactive Earth and space science lessons with Uniview software inside the portable, inflatable dome for about 150 middle-school students.
Where Would Astronomy Be Without The Hubble?
The microscope and telescope are two of the most potent symbols of science. The most important factors in a telescope are the aperture, (or light gathering capability), and the quality and accuracy of their optics. The major design criteria for a new telescope are portability and low cost. What type of telescope are you interested in? Among the many kinds of telescope, the reflecting and refracting telescope are two of the most popular. And, aperture and quality in a telescope are worth much more than power any day. Be sure and spend some time looking around and talking to other star gazers to get some ideas of what would suit you. Most observers would be happy to advise you. For more information please go to http://www.yesastronomy.com. ...
The Launch of Explore Scientific, LLC is Announced at the Astronomical League Conference (ALCON)
Astronomy outreach enthusiast and former VP of Meade Instruments, Scott W. Roberts, announced his return to the telescope manufacturing industry with the launch of Explore Scientific, LLC during the annual Astronomical League's Awards Banquet in Des Moines, Iowa.
New Website Helps Busy Amateur Astronomers Enjoy the Wonders of the Night Sky
From buying and setting up a telescope to finding and appreciating the wonders of the deep sky, learning about astronomy can seem like a daunting task. Now, a new website helps beginning and intermediate-level amateur astronomers build their knowledge and appreciation of astronomy through brief, informative, and easy-to-read articles sent by email each week.
Dorrit Hoffleit Named Two-Time Cambridge Who's Who Professional of the Year in Astronomy Education
Dorrit Hoffleit, Ph.D., Senior Research Astronomer Emeritus of Yale University, was named Professional of the Year in Astronomy Education by Cambridge Who's Who for 2006-2007, the second year Hoffleit has been thus honored.
Why You Need To Join A Local Astronomy Club
Joining an astronomy club offers you a lot of clear benefits for the amateur (or experienced astronomer. Although it is human nature to be solitary, you will discover a great many benefits if you join a local group or society. This might not always be an easy task for certain people as it does depend where you live.