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GRAS Webcast: Astronomy & Chess – Sept. 6, 2010 1800 GMT/2 PM EDT

by Marleen on September 06 2010 18:09 in AFM Special Event
The webcast is available here: Astronomy & Chess
The audio of this show will also re-air at 0100 UTC via AFM*Radio.
Space Pirate Radio Show to follow at 0200 UTC tonight-See you all there!

GRAS Webcast: Astronomy & Chess – Sept. 6, 2010 1800 GMT/2 PM EDT

by Marleen on September 04 2010 00:56 in AFM Special Event


Join AFM*Radio Skyguide Marleen Bryan on September 6th, 2010 at 1800 GMT (2 PM EDT) for a one hour long multimedia webcast on “Astronomy & Chess!” brought to you by our partner  Global-Rent-a-Scope (GRAS).

While perhaps not immediately apparent, there are many similarities between the science and art of chess and astronomy.

Dr. Christian Sasse, GRAS affiliate (one of the affiliate owners that make up the worldwide GRAS network of telescopes) will share his perspectives on astronomy. Dr. John Nunn, chess grandmaster, and once ranked internationally in the top 10, will speak of chess and his own interest in astronomy.

Both John and Christian will show images and videos using AFM*Radio’s Adobe Connect webcast room.

You can login 15 minutes before the program starts by following the link to: http://conferencecasting.na5.acrobat.com/gras/

The audio portion of this webcast will also be simulcast on AFM*Radio.



Getting Acquainted with Aquila

by Kochava on August 29 2010 17:55 in Sky Safari Slideshow
 
 

Aquila, at the southeast corner of the Summer Triangle, is the home of several  beautiful and interesting deep-sky objects.

This month Sky Safari explores the treasures of Aquila.

 

Amateur Astronomy Picture of the Day
September 07 2010

Jupiter animation hight definition


AAPOD winner for July 2010
Sponsored by: Global Rent A Scope
Jupiter and Ganymede
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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.

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