Thierry Legault – Transit of ISS and Atlantis in front of the Sun – The last mission of Atlantis.
Thierry Legault – Transit of ISS and Atlantis in front of the Sun – The last mission of Atlantis
May 20th, 2010Baseball Hacks – O’Reilly Media
May 18th, 2010The book is simply awesome, incredible, amazing. Under the baseball statistics it covers the jointly use of access, mysql, etheral, web spidering, regex, R, excel, odbc, realtime plots, etc…
chm2pdf – Project Hosting on Google Code
May 18th, 2010I have been searching this app for a while, only linux yet but enough for me and for my ebook.
Why: A Tale Of A Post-Modern Genius – Smashing Magazine
May 17th, 2010I have loved the history, I can’t wait to read the book.
Chile welcomes selection for biggest telescope
April 27th, 2010Chile welcomed its selection Monday to host the world's largest-ever telescope, calling it an important economic achievement and a recognition of the country's importance for the key astronomy project.
via Chile welcomes selection for biggest telescope < German news | Expatica Germany.
DTE Energy offers kite, model plane safety tips
April 27th, 2010As fair spring weather brings out kite and radio-controlled model airplane flying, DTE Energy Co. offers these safety tips:
— Select a level and open space away from utility poles and overhead power lines.
— Don't try to remove a kite or other object that becomes lodged on a utility pole or tangled in the wires. If you're within DTE's service area (southeastern Lower Michigan and the Thumb), call 800-477-4747 to report the location.
— Don't fly kites in threatening weather. If a kite is hit by lightning, wet string can conduct electricity. Use strong, dry cord for kite string.
— Don't use kites containing metal or wire parts such as cotton-wrapped wire string. Wire and string contacting electrical equipment will conduct electricity. Use lightweight wood for kite frames.
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Source: DTE Energy Co.
The 44th Annual Smithsonian Kite Festival
March 26th, 2010.
Celebrates the Craft of Kite Making
The 44th Annual Smithsonian Kite Festival will be held Saturday, March 27, on the grounds of
the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C., from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (rain date: March 28). This
free, public event organized by The Smithsonian Associates and the National Air and Space Museum
features handmade kite competitions, activity tents, demonstrations and kite displays.
Messier Marathon – Free, Live and Online
March 24th, 2010
LIVE starting at dusk on March 27, 2010 – 7pm MDT (9PM EDT, March 28 at 0100 GMT) – and will continue until dawn.
To join others in viewing as many of the Messier objects as possible during the night of March 27/28, click the link at Astronomy.FM to watch the streaming images from Global Rent-A-Scope's G-14 telescope in new Mexico.
