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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Moon Dust
The storm clouds covered Southern Britain today. Dark, brooding clouds heavy with rain and pent up electrical charge, filled all horizons. I was driving back from our family holiday, looking forward to getting off the M4 and putting my feet … Continue reading
Posted in Moon, NASA, Space Flight, The Astronomer's Den
Tagged Apollo 11, Astronomer's Den, Astronomy, Moon, Neil Armstrong, science, Space flight
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Gold!
Gold. There has been a lot of it about in London recently. Thousands have pushed themselves to their absolute limits in order to have some hung around their necks. Millions more have watched in awe as they did so. An … Continue reading
A Legend Dies
He was 98. Born the year before the Great War tore Europe apart. 40 years later he would re-use weaponry of that conflict to further our knowledge of the Universe at Jodrell Bank. He was one of the first to study Cosmic rays … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Battleships, British Space, Jodrell Bank, Telescope
Tagged Astronomer's Den, Astronomy, Jodrell Bank, Lovell Telescope, science, Sir Bernard Lovell
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A Curious Journey
The silence felt like it would match the silence Mars Science laboratory had experienced over the last 8 months. London is rarely quiet but waiting for a bus to appear in the early morning gloom of 4.30am is about as silent as … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, British Space, Mars, NASA, Space Flight, The Astronomer's Den
Tagged Astronomer's Den, Astronomy, Curiosity, London, Mars, Mars Space Laboratory, NASA, Natural History Museum, science, Space flight
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