Hey Space Placers!
Not good news for the planet or us.
Visit NASA Climate Change for more information and data.
Sky Guy in VA
Friday, January 17, 2020
Thursday, January 16, 2020
INVISIBLE ALIENS AMONG US?
Hey Space Placers!
Here's something to contemplate:
ARE INVISIBLE ALIENS AMONG US?
With trillions of galaxies and exoplanets in the Universe alien life certainly has a probability of existence.
But the distances involved between stars is so huge - the closest star beyond our Sun is over 28 TRILLION miles away - it is a major impediment to getting from "here to there". At least with physics as we know it.
I personally believe there has to be life other than that on Earth elsewhere in our galaxy and others.
Why, because life always finds a way to exist.
Maybe someday we will finally intercept a signal from space that can be attributed only to "First Contact" with intelligent life forms. Or the discovery of life on another planet in our own solar system - Mars, Europa, Enceladus - the most likely places for life as we know it.
Only time and our continuing space exploration efforts will tell.
Sky Guy in VA
Here's something to contemplate:
ARE INVISIBLE ALIENS AMONG US?
With trillions of galaxies and exoplanets in the Universe alien life certainly has a probability of existence.
But the distances involved between stars is so huge - the closest star beyond our Sun is over 28 TRILLION miles away - it is a major impediment to getting from "here to there". At least with physics as we know it.
I personally believe there has to be life other than that on Earth elsewhere in our galaxy and others.
Why, because life always finds a way to exist.
Maybe someday we will finally intercept a signal from space that can be attributed only to "First Contact" with intelligent life forms. Or the discovery of life on another planet in our own solar system - Mars, Europa, Enceladus - the most likely places for life as we know it.
Only time and our continuing space exploration efforts will tell.
Sky Guy in VA
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
MUST SEE STAR SIZES VIDEO
Hey Space Placers!
Get an idea as to the size of the different stars we see in the sky, from the Sun to some stellar favorites.
Pretty awesome to see......
Sky Guy in VA
Get an idea as to the size of the different stars we see in the sky, from the Sun to some stellar favorites.
Pretty awesome to see......
Sky Guy in VA
Tuesday, January 14, 2020
MEET NASA'S NEWEST ASTRONAUTS!
Hey Space Placers!
Here are America's newest astronauts who graduated January 10, 2020 after successfully completing two years of astronaut candidate training.
Learn more about Artemis, NASA's program to return us to the Moon to stay and then on to Mars.
Time to light some candles!!!!!
Sky Guy in VA
Here are America's newest astronauts who graduated January 10, 2020 after successfully completing two years of astronaut candidate training.
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| The members of the 2017 NASA Astronaut Class are (from left) Josh Kutryk, Bob Hines, Warren Hoburg, Frank Rubio, Raja Chari, Matthew Dominick, Jasmin Moghbeli, Jessica Watkins, Jenny Sidey, Jonny Kim, Kayla Barron, Zena Cardman, and Loral O' Hara. Photo Credit: NASA |
Time to light some candles!!!!!
Sky Guy in VA
Friday, January 10, 2020
SKY GUY INTERNET ALERT!!!! LIVE VIDEO OF 1/10/20 PENUMBRAL LUNAR ECLIPSE
Hey Space Placers!
Tune in live to Slooh for today's penumbral lunar eclipse beginning at 2:30 p.m. EST, 1930 UTC.
This will be a subtle eclipse but still worth tuning in to. This will be visible for viewers in the Eastern Hemisphere
Sky Guy in VA
Tune in live to Slooh for today's penumbral lunar eclipse beginning at 2:30 p.m. EST, 1930 UTC.
This will be a subtle eclipse but still worth tuning in to. This will be visible for viewers in the Eastern Hemisphere
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| Subtle Penumbral Shadow Greg Redfern |
Sky Guy in VA
Thursday, January 9, 2020
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
CRAB NEBULA SUPERNOVA REMNANT VIDEO
Hey Space Placers!
With all the recent press on the dimming of Betelgeuse and whether it will blow up as a supernova, here is the latest on a star that did blow July 4, 1054.
Here is what the Crab Nebula looks like in my telescope:
I'm planning on a better pic of the Crab Nebula in 2020....
Sky Guy in VA
With all the recent press on the dimming of Betelgeuse and whether it will blow up as a supernova, here is the latest on a star that did blow July 4, 1054.
Here is what the Crab Nebula looks like in my telescope:
I'm planning on a better pic of the Crab Nebula in 2020....
Sky Guy in VA
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