Categories: Astrosphere

Astrosphere for July 6, 2007

Sorry for the bloglessness yesterday, I was running another load of stuff to the new house. Now all our stuff’s together again, we just have to cram a house’s worth of belongings into an apartment.

Here’s another astrosphere:

Today’s astrophoto is of Jupiter and its 4 easy-to-see moons. It was taken by forum member Bokmakierie.

First, I’d like to point your browser towards the Carnival of Space #10. I didn’t get an entry in this time around, but it’s still good quality all around.

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Becky Ramotowski published her picture of Comet C2006 VZ13 LINEAR

Phil Plait reviews the Transformers to find some bad science and finds the movie surprisingly entertaining.

Daily Galaxy has a story on the Theia Hypothesis. More evidence that the Earth and the Moon were once the same.

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