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The Sky This Week for September 29 to October 8

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Five Questions With David J. Eicher: Episode 10 – Sara Seager

Exoplanets

If another planet existed that was precisely our size and in our exact orbit, but placed behind the Sun, would we have the means to detect its existence?

Science

I often read about a sunspot on the western limb of the Sun, or a crater on the eastern limb of the Moon, etc. As there is no “up” in space, how are north, south, east, and west determined?

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One winter morning as I was driving to work, I looked to the east, and the Sun was about 20° above the horizon. A solid bright column of light came straight down from it to the horizon. What causes this, what is it called, and is this related to any archaeological finds such as the obelisks of Egypt?

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Astronomy magazine has lots of references to dust clouds. What is “dust” composed of?

Observing

The Sky This Week for September 1 to 10

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The Real Reality Show: Astrology Is Nonsense

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October 2017: Remembering Voyager 40 years later

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5 Questions with David J Eicher: Episode 9 – Abraham “Avi” Loeb

Observing, The Sun

Eclipse Live Stream

Alien Life

How does SETI search the sky for aliens?

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