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<title>What&#039;s happening Friday: Focus on astronomy; blood drive (The Kalamazoo Gazette)</title> 
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Astronomical talk in Kalamazoo?Women of Astronomy: Holding Up Half the Sky? is being presented at the Kalamazoo Area Math &amp; Science Center, 600 W. Vine St., Suite 400. The lecturer is Terry Mann, president of the Astronomical League. There is...
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<title>Professor hosts free astronomy lecture, examines universe (The Oklahoma Daily)</title> 
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An OU physics professor will give a free lecture discussing how scientists measure the age of galaxies using elements present in stars.
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<title>Study astronomy at Lake James (Asheville Citizen-Times)</title> 
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NEBO ? Celebrate the 400th anniversary of Galileo Galilei?s amazing achievements at an astronomy program Saturday at Lake James State Park. Look through a telescope similar to the one that Galileo used, and see the universe as he saw it 400 years ago this month.
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<title>Blog - Gamma Ray Astronomy: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (Technology Review)</title> 
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The current golden age for gamma ray astronomy is creating more questions than answers.
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<title>Wireless tech taking a toll on Earth science and astronomy (Scientific American)</title> 
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Nearly lost amidst the breathless anticipation of all things wireless--whether it&#039;s the latest smart phone, free Internet hot spot or GPS navigation system--is the potential impact these gadgets may have on scientific instruments that likewise need access to the electromagnetic spectrum. Yet the proliferation of wireless technologies, licensed and otherwise, grabbing increasingly more spectrum ...
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<title>How astronomy freed the computer from its chains (EurekAlert!)</title> 
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( Science in Public ) The 2009 Australian Prime Minister&#039;s Prize for Science goes to astronomer/engineer Dr. John O&#039;Sullivan. When you use Wi-Fi -- at home, in the office or at the airport -- you are using patented technology born of his work. His team created a technology that made the wireless LAN fast and robust. And their solution came from his efforts to hear the faint radio whispers of ...
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<title>Kuss Middle School students learn about astronomy in science program (Fall River Herald News)</title> 
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An extended day program at Matthew J. Kuss Middle School has a group of students shooting for the stars.
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<title>Papal Address to Astronomy Congress (Zenit News Agency)</title> 
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VATICAN CITY, OCT. 30, 2009 ( Zenit.org ).- Here is the address Benedict XVI gave today when he addressed a group celebrating the International Year of Astronomy with a two-day congress.
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<title>Astronomy: Vatican celebrates astronomy day (Adnkronos)</title> 
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Astronomy: Vatican celebrates astronomy day (AKI) - The Vatican and its scientific observatory are organising a celebration at the Vatican City on Friday and Saturday. The event coincides with the International Year of Astronomy, which will close on 9-10 January in the northern Italian city of Padova.The two-day Vatican celebration includes an address at the Pontifical Academy of Sciences by ...
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<title>Mount Olive library talks astronomy (Daily Record)</title> 
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&quot;A Tour of the Solar System&#039;&#039; on Monday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. John Andrews of the New Jersey Astronomical Association will tour the solar system using photos from space probes, land based telescopes and the orbiting Hubble Space Telescope.
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