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Integrating videos into our set of educational resources has kept us fairly busy here at Astrosphere.........
The award-winning 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is proud to announce the project will continue for yet another year – its fourth consecutive year -- and is now accepting sign-ups for participants for more podcasts in 2012.
We are pleased to announce the winner of our Visualize-the-Moon Poster Contest. LeAnn Jensen!
The award-winning 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is proud to announce the project will continue for yet another year – its third year -- and is now accepting sign-ups for participants for another 365 podcasts in 2011.
Posted on 21 September 2012
Pamela writes, "My job let’s me do some of the most awesome things. One of those things is narrating planetarium shows." Continue Reading
Posted on 06 September 2012
Pamela is the Keynote Lecturer at the ScopeOut Astronomy Fair this Saturday, 12:00 PM to 10:00 PM September 8, 2012. This annual telescope and education fair includes solar viewing, displays, classes, meteorites, history tours, optional dinner & keynote lecture, and nighttime viewing. Continue Reading
Posted on 26 July 2012
Holding a vial of moon dust in my hands, how awesome is that? Continue Reading
Posted on 14 July 2012
Pamela’s presentation: Make the World Better (Ask if Anyone Minds Later) in the Grand Ballroom starting at 11:45 am. Continue Reading
Posted on 29 May 2012
Want to see the world (not) end in style? Join Pamela & Fraser (and many others) on a cruise around the Caribbean celebrating the “(Not the) End of the World.” We will be sailing on the Norwegian Cruise Lines “Norwegian Jewel.” To book: Call Zelda (305-931-4896) and say “Astronomy Cast sent me“ Itinerary (link [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 17 May 2012
On May 20, if you are lucky enough to be in the right place (and you have the right tools to do so safely), an annular solar eclipse will be observable. Annular solar eclipses occur when the sun and moon are directly aligned and the moon is near it’s apogee in it’s elliptical orbit. The moon thus [...] Continue Reading