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Category Archives: Binocular Astronomy
Star Constellations – What Are They?
Most people will have heard the term “constellation” and will know that it relates to patterns of stars in the sky. Many people will probably think of astrology and the “Signs of the Zodiac”, for example Aquarius and Pisces. But … Continue reading
Posted in Binocular Astronomy, Getting Started In Astronomy, Podcasts, Stars
Tagged asterism, constellation, ophiuchus, podcast, zodiac
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Canals On Mars – Was Percival Lowell Correct, All Along?
In August 2008, NASA confirmed water on the planet Mars. They have analysed Martian soil samples gathered by the Pheonix lander, from the surface of Mars. How is this done from so far away, you may wonder?
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Tagged canali, lowell, mars, mars life, mp3 audio podcast, pheonix lander
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Favourite Constellation – Orion
One of my most favourite constellations to observe is the magnificent constellation Orion (The Hunter). In mythology, Orion is said to be a hunter. The shape of the stars in the sky can be interpreted as a man, with a … Continue reading
