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  • The poetic side of science writing

    Many people — at least, many of the people science writers write for — read to satisfy a basic curiosity about the universe. How does the world work? What’s out there in the unfathomable great beyond of outer space? Astronomy readers, in particular, enjoy getting their minds bent around improbable ideas...
    Posted to Astronomy.com blog (Weblog) by Daniel Pendick on 08-25-2008
    Tags: Daniel Pendick, publications
  • Women in astronomy resource guide

    I have to commend Andrew Fraknoi and the Astronomical Society of the Pacific on a great new web resource that came across my desk yesterday. “Women in Astronomy: An Introductory Resource Guide to Materials in English” is an excellent index for astronomy and history enthusiasts who want to learn more...
    Posted to Astronomy.com blog (Weblog) by Karri Ferron on 08-30-2008
    Tags: history, astronomy clubs, publications, Karri Ferron
  • Interactive astronomy education

    In August, we asked you if astronomy should be included in middle school or high school curriculums through our Astronomy.com Online Poll. The results overwhelmingly favored including astronomy as either a mandatory or an optional course. Well, even though many schools still don’t include astronomy as...
    Posted to Astronomy.com blog (Weblog) by Karri Ferron on 09-29-2008
    Tags: publications, Karri Ferron
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