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Monday, May 17, 2010
Sunday, May 9, 2010
easter island solar eclipse
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In 11th july 2010, from Cook Islands & Easter Island in South Pacific.
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Thursday, May 6, 2010
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Sunday, September 20, 2009
how to become astronomer
How to become an astronomer?
Every one looks at sky and ask himself: " What are those shiny points?"
Are you an avid stargazer? Do you have a keen interest in all things related to space? If so, you might be wondering how to become an astronomer.
Astronomy careers , astronomer , astronomy jobs online
This is an ancient question. If you like to know stars, you are ready to become an astronomer.
Astronomy is a very exciting and challenging subject which include many of the other aspects of science such as physics, mathematics, chemistry and geology, and, more recently, even paleontology and biology.
Who is astronomer?
An astronomer is a scientist or amateur person who studies the nature of stars, galaxies and planets. To become an astronomer you must earn a doctorate (Ph.D.) and have expert knowledge of physics, mathematics and computer science. In spite of the tough prerequisites, the competition for jobs in this field is intense.
Astronomy is a field in which anyone can participate and even make useful discoveries! Amateur astronomers, often using only a pair of good binoculars, have discovered numerous comets. By using more powerful telescopes, amateur astronomers have discovered novae and supernovae. Many people build their own telescopes and observatories to study and photograph objects in the universe. Astrophotography has become a very popular and enjoyable hobby. Also, anyone with a computer can now participate in SETI's search for life in the universe. So far about two million people have participated. Below are some links to useful sites for anyone interested in amateur astronomy.
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Monday, July 20, 2009
sun eclipse 2009
Total Solar Eclipse 2009 photos , live , pictures , path
The path of totality At sunrise on July 22, 2009, (the evening of July 21 PDT), the moon’s umbra—the cone-shaped part of the moon’s shadow—will fall on India’s Gulf of Khambhat. The shadow will sweep across Asia and the South Pacific before leaving the earth near the Marshall Islands about 3½ hours later. The path of totality will cover a distance of approximately 9,500 miles (15,200 km). The maximum duration of totality is an exceptionally long 6 minutes and 39 seconds, which will come while the shadow is over the Pacific.
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The Exploratorium’s eclipse expedition team has chased its fair share of total solar eclipses—seven so far—Webcasting these magnificent events to people around the world. While we won’t be traveling to this year’s eclipse, we plan to cover the total solar eclipse in July 2010. For this year, we’re providing links to other eclipse Web sites, and we’ll direct you to live Webcasts or broadcasts of the eclipse. We'll keep adding information, so check back here as the date approaches. On this site, you can watch archived Webcasts of previous eclipses, learn how to view an eclipse, read feature stories about eclipses, and much more!
China Total Eclipse 22 July 2009 , photo
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
solar eclipse myth
In ancient China, the solar and lunar eclipses were regarded as heavenly signs that foretell the future of the Emperor; predicting eclipses were of high importance for the state. Over four millenniums ago, two Chinese astrologers were murdered as they failed to predict a solar eclipse.
The ancient Chinese believed that solar eclipses occur when a legendary celestial dragon devours the Sun. They also believed that this dragon attacks the Moon during lunar eclipses. In the Chinese language, the term for eclipse was "chih" which also means "to eat". One ancient Chinese solar eclipse record describes a solar eclipse as "the Sun has been eaten".
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