
Astrosphere New Media Association is proud to announce that CosmoQuest is now in process of rollout.
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.
As the International Year of Astronomy (IYA 2009) IYA 2009 comes to a close, those involved hope to sustain the momentum gained during the year in communicating astronomy with the public. [...]
Posted on 30 November 2011
Astrosphere New Media Association proudly welcomes our new 365 Days of Astronomy Project Manager, Avivah Yamani. Continue Reading
Posted on 29 November 2011
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 28 November 2011
You, that’s correct, You can be a 365 Days of Astronomy Podcaster. We’ve had many excellent content providers, many of whom are not Astrophysicists. Storytellers, Teachers, Amateur Astronomers, High School Classes; all have gone to our Join In Page and found themselves making a significant statement about Astronomy to an audience of tens of thousands. [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 20 November 2011
Astrogear provides astronomy gear with a flare for education. We are the sole provider for items that support the projects of Astrosphere New Media Association such as Astronomy Cast and 365 Days of Astronomy. All proceeds support their efforts to increase science education on a global... Continue Reading
Posted on 03 November 2011
Citizen Science isn’t new. From Herschel to Humason to Levy, individual citizen astronomers have found ways to distinguish themselves by making meaningful contributions to science. In recent years, the internet has fundamentally changed how citizen science takes place by making it possible for members of the public to click through images and complete needed scientific [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 07 September 2011
Where’s Pamela now? Attending the launch of the GRAIL mission, that’s where. Continue Reading