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AFM's Virtual #SDOisGO Tweetup has been rescheduled to Feb. 10
2010-02-10 05:00:00 GMT+00:00
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Hubble Spies Weather on Pluto!

by Michael SkyGuide on February 04 2010 19:10 in Astro - Solar System

February

by NickE KC2VWR on February 04 2010 02:26 in The Moon this Month
Whats happening Around  our Moon this month!

SDO mission: Exploring the Sun in High Definition

by TonyF on February 03 2010 18:47 in The Sun

Visuals for Dr. Holdren's Presentation (NASA's Future)

by Michael SkyGuide on February 02 2010 17:08 in AFM*Radio



Click on the above image to see the visuals for today's NASA press briefing.

AFM's Virtual #SDOisGO Tweetup!

by Tavi on February 01 2010 20:55 in AFM Special Event
Please note that this event has been rescheduled to February 10 ... In the spirit of NASA's #SDOisGO tweetup and encouraging greater learning everywhere, Astronomy.FM is hosting the first-ever, simultaneous, virtual launch tweetup to celebrate the launch of NASA's latest solar observatory!

 
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Skepticality Feb 09 2010, 00:00 UTC
365 Days of Astro Feb 09 2010, 01:00 UTC
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Amateur Astronomy Picture of the Day
February 08 2010

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Reichenbach/Borda environs Lunar Sketch
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Our Solar System's largest planet is also one of the brightest in the night sky. Not only can we see Jupiter's colorful bands and Great Red Spot, we can watch its four Galilean moons as they orbit the great gas giant. You'll find daily stats, such as moon and GRS transit times, on Ricky's Jovian Chronicles.