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Chief Astrophysicist the Hayden Planetarium and People Magazine’s ‘Sexiest Astrophysicist Alive 2000′ will be at the Main Branch of the Philadelphia Free Library this evening discussing his latest book: The Pluto Files.
The Main Branch of the Philadelphia Free Library is at 1901 Vine St. Philadelphia, PA. Event starts at 7PM
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Discussing the Galileoscope on this blog might seem a bit odd. After all, Spectrum does sell telescopes! But while this product may not be ours to sell, it is important for encouraging astronomy throughout the world.
You may have already heard of the one laptop per child program where you can purchase a very basic laptop […]
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Sounds like a bad 50’s superhero, but actually it is an astronomical event worthy of our attention!
The Green Comet, also known as Comet Lulin, is coming to a night sky near you! The comet was nicknamed ‘Green Comet’ because of its appearance in astrophotos as having a greenish tint.
Lulin will be closest to Earth […]
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The holiday season is winding down, and at Spectrum we are looking forward to the start of the new year. Especially because 2009 is the International Year of Astronomy.
Loosely based some 400 years after Galileo made his own version of the first telescope (which we’ve blogged about being invented in 1608. Galileo was, as we […]
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