SingAstro

Hey Remus, thanks for organizing another great trip!

The list of observations for me is the same as Junwei's list - after all, he was the one who showed them to me
Thanks bro, for sharing the enthusiasm, knowledge, scope and even the star chart book

I am soo, sooo jealous

Ok Gary, you've convinced me too - I've signed up for Twitter
What's your account btw? The one from which you post about the sidewalk sessions ...

I've also added Commander Chris Hadfield from the ISS.

To close this topic:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/ ... ntire.html

And here is a bit of a joke on guys like me:
http://www.meteorwatch.org/2012/11/20/f ... d-on-mars/

Interesting article on a recent UFO 'sighting' over Denver:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronom ... sects.html

Yeah, that's true. But still ...

OK, the Bad Astronomer has posted a follow-up article, advising people like me to calm down

http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronom ... omment_box

http://www.universetoday.com/98576/has-curiosity-made-an-earth-shaking-discovery/#more-98576 Apparently Curiosity has made an Earth-shaking discovery, but NASA is not announcing it because they want to verify the data, which is expected to take a few weeks. A few weeks! I can't stand the suspense!! ...

So a hypothetical question - do you think we could learn more about Pluto/Charon by ramming into it?
Destructive, I know, but all for SCIENCE!

Hi, I read this article that says that the "New Horizons" spacecraft that's set to buzz by Pluto, may have to change it's trajectory due to the possibility of debris and ejecta from Pluto's moons. http://www.universetoday.com/98026/new-horizons-may-need-to-bail-out-to-dodge-debris-rings-an...