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Contact me: Events@pasaz.org
Welcome to the PHOENIX ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY BLOG.
Located in Phoenix, Arizona. We welcome everyone to enjoy the night sky with us!
This is YOUR link to what's happening with PAS: PASAZ.ORG. By joining this blog, you will receive info on Astronomy plus updates on PAS events.
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We have some exciting Astronomical Events coming up in 2009 for your attendance and enjoyment! We'd love for you to check them out on the calendar at www.pasaz.org.
Be sure to RSVP your attendance in case an event gets canceled due to weather.
We will see you in 2009!
Terri, Event Coordinator
Currently adding more events.
Posted by Terri at 12:53 PM
This link comes to me from William.
Enjoy!
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2008/11/24/firefly-gamma-ray.html
Posted by Terri at 11:58 AM
Space Weather News for Nov. 25th
http://spaceweather.com
ISS TOOLBAG: A backpack-sized tool bag inadvertently dropped from the International Space Station last week is orbiting Earth and has been sighted from the ground. The tool bag is surprisingly bright, about 6th or 7th magnitude, which makes it an easy target for binoculars or a small telescope. Today's edition of http://spaceweather.com offers observing tips, sighting reports and a movie of the bag in orbit.
AURORA WATCH: High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras tonight and tomorrow. Earth is entering a solar wind stream and this could trigger geomagnetic storms around the Arctic Circle.
Posted by Terri at 10:33 AM
