Things To Do For A Career In Science
April 17, 2010 by Adriana Noton
Filed under Astronomy
Science careers can be the key to great life-long happiness because many find it to be interesting, it can give you the sense of doing active good work for the planet, and, for some, can lead to fame and fortune. This last part happens when great discoveries are made or revolutionary articles published. Even if you do not strike it rich, you can still...
Amazing Professional Astronomy Equipment
April 16, 2010 by Nancy Peters
Filed under Astronomy
Do you feel nostalgic when you see small children fighting over owning a star in the sky before they go to bed? Are you one of those who as a child gazed the night sky to find the brightest star? Then, you should have one of the finest telescopes at your home to bring back those childhood memories. Telescope is a fabulous invention of mankind. You can...
Backyard Astronomy: A Few Facts
April 15, 2010 by Steve Mitchell
Filed under Astronomy
Backyard astronomy is a hobby that is appropriate for all age levels from a preschooler to golden years. Children can enjoy learning about the major constellations and some of the mythology that has grown up about them over the years. Youngsters can recognize many of the larger objects in the night sky. As the person becomes more engrossed in the subject...
Millennium Prophesies
April 5, 2010 by Owen Jones
Filed under Astronomy
A lot of people prophesied that the start of the new Millennium, the year 2000 would be the date of the end of the world. However, as it worked out, they were very wide of the mark. What is it that compels people to attempt to predict disasters? Is it because they are trying to warn people or because they want to frighten people? Scare people, I think...
Astronomy – Important Pre-Christian Dates
April 3, 2010 by Owen Jones
Filed under Astronomy
There is no uncertainty that astronomy is the oldest science and there is also no hesitation that astronomy was being studied by everyone, not only the wise men, thousands and thousands of years ago. We do not understand exactly why they did it, but we can surmise that early man noticed a correlation between the weather and the stars, which were themselves...


