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Conjunction Junction

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein28 May 20150 Comments

A planet is in conjunction when it has same right ascension as the Sun as seen from Earth.

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The Illusion of Reality

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein22 May 20157 Comments

Often in astronomy the images presented are not the images we would actually see. But this manipulation of images actually serves a scientific purpose.

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A Whole New World

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein21 May 20150 Comments

The Hubble telescope is 25 years old, and in that time it has revolutionized our understanding of the cosmos.

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A Deeper Sky

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein13 May 20151 Comment

The James Webb space telescope has a mission to see deeper into the sky than ever before.

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A Bunch of Yahoos

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein30 April 20150 Comments

Using images of comet Holmes gathered from a Yahoo! image search, astronomers have calculated the comet’s orbit.

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From Heaven to Earth

In History by Brian Koberlein19 April 20151 Comment

Determining your position on Earth used to be an astronomical problem, and the discovery of Jupiter’s moons made that task much easier.

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Blinded by the Light

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein8 April 20150 Comments

Why do astronomers use red flashlights? It all has to do with dark adaption, and a bit of chemistry in our eyes.

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What’s Your Sign?

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein6 April 20152 Comments

The Zodiac constellations began as a tool for astrologers. They are now astronomical constellations.

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Lunar Calendar

In History by Brian Koberlein5 April 20150 Comments

The calculation of Easter has its roots in astronomy and the cycles of the Moon and seasons.

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Brian Koberlein is an astrophysics professor who can't stop rambling about how awesome the Universe is.