Index of all Articles in the Astronomy Category
- Glow-in-the-Dark Scavenger Hunt
A scavenger hunt is a fun and popular game that is adaptable to any age group, location or celebration. Variations to the classic scavenger hunt are only limited to the creator's creativity and imagination. There are indoor hunts, outdoor hunts, inter
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- Astronomy for Children - Teaching Children through Astronomy
Astronomy is perhaps the best science for teaching children. Astronomy-themed learning projects can help teach children not only astronomy but many subjects--reading, writing, math, history, geometry, chemistry, art, photography, etc. Almost any area
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- Astronomy workshop for UAE kids during Ramadan
Abu Dhabi, Sep 2 : More than 6,000 children took part in a month-long workshop on astronomy that was organised in Abu Dhabi to encourage youngsters to learn science.
- Astronomy GE now offered in Spanish
By TORI ACKERMAN The Spanish language and astronomy are two subjects that don’t usually fall into the same category, but this semester things may change. The Department of Physics and Astronomy is attempting to merge the two by offering Physics 127 (Astronomy) in the Spanish language to all students. “This class is to create a great opportunity for bilingual students,” said Victor Migenes, who ...
- Program for Astronomy Education and Research builds radio-telescopes
It all began with an article in the amateur radio magazine QST. Larry D. Barr, Tarleton's Planetarium manager, showed the article to Dr. Shaukat Goderya, director of the Program for Astronomy Education and Research.
- A Chrome Marble Floating In Deep Space [Astronomy]
# astronomy It looks like a metal marble floating in space. Or the palantír of Orthanc, magically teleported from Middle Earth to 11,000 light years away, in the Cassiopeia constellation. But it's just a visual effect. This is the Bubble Nebula . More »
- Organic ingredients found on Mars
NASA - Mars - Solar System - Astronomy - Planets
- Elite B-Schools Keep on Building
The Yale School of Management crams students and faculty into 19th-century homes and former astronomy buildings linked by a rabbit warren of basements in New Haven. It's a far cry from the 40-acre Boston-riverfront campus housing Harvard Business School, which has a chapel, a health club, and its own art collection.
- Comic book chronicles astronomy discovery
Science may have gotten a little cooler, thanks to a mysterious green blob of gas.
- New Mars tests find possible life ingredients
Thirty-four years after NASA's Viking missions to Mars sent back results interpreted to mean there was no organic material - and consequently no life - on the planet, new research has concluded that organic material was found after all. Mars - Astronomy - Planet - Solar System - NASA
- ECC, U-46 astronomy teacher had 'true passion'
In some ways, Donald Tuttle was like the planets and stars he studied. The longtime director of the Elgin Area School District U-46's Observatory and former Elgin Community College professor was drawn to teaching like a gravitational pull.
- Honor will be a shining moment for telescope expert
TUCSON — Roger Angel, director of the University of Arizona Steward Observatory Mirror Lab and Regents’ Professor of Astronomy and Optical Sciences, will receive the Kavli Prize during a ceremony in Oslo, Norway, on Tuesday. The eight laureates each will receive a scroll, a gold medal and their share of the $1 million prize for each of the three fields, astrophysics, nanoscience and neuroscience ...
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