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Apolinario Chile Pixtun

Apolinario Chile Pixtun, a real living breathing Mayan (one of many) who is sick of the nonsense surrounding the year 2012 and the suposed "prophecy"

Uploaded by xfahctor (5253) • 1 month ago
Tags: apolinario chile pixtun, mayan, 2102 nonsense, astronomy

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erikmama
(1933)
2012 Won't Get Us....Top3 Astronomical Threats

With all the talk of the world ending in the movie 2012,everyone has been talking about if it will happen or not... According to most people, we have a better chance of one of the following...

Started by erikmama (1933) in life • 2 responses • Last response by erikmama (1933) • 3 days ago
Tags: astronomy, mgq

1starrynite
(89)
Pluto -- planet or not?

I've been wondering about this question for some time... Is Pluto a planet? If it isn't, then what is it?

Started by 1starrynite (89) in astronomy • 2 responses • Last response by 1starrynite (89) • 3 weeks ago
Tags: pluto, astronomy, planets, space

Sarandipity
(43)
The Mayan Prophecy of 2012

I watched the BBC documentary series on the Mayan Prophecy of 2012 with a growing sense of awe and unease. Could these highly advanced people who are known to have been the greatest of mathematicians...

Started by Sarandipity (43) in questions & answers • 1 response • Last response by Sarandipity (43) • 4 weeks ago
Tags: astronomy, end of the world, maya prophecy 2012

microphone9861489770
(1)
next after black holes

what happens to black holes after getting energized if your answer is they do not get energized then why

Started by microphone9861489770 (1) in student • 1 response • Last response by owlwings (5161) • 4 months ago
Tags: astronomy, black holes, energy, gravity

the_lioness
(82)
Black holes

Imagine, just for one minute, that if you were able to contort enough to look inside your own rectum and that, instead of seeing a black void, you saw the cosmos in all its glorious beauty? This...

Started by the_lioness (82) in melting plastic glasses with rays coming out of my eyes • 2 responses • Last response by the_lioness (82) • 4 months ago
Tags: astronomy, black holes, friendship, inner universe
 

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Professor Astrono...
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2009 Nobel Prize for Physics Part 2: Fiber Optics

Image Credit: HETDEX/ McDonald Observatory As I mentioned yesterday, this year's Nobel Prize in Physics was shared between scientists who developed digital imaging circuits known as...

Started in Professor Astronomy's Astronomy Blog • 3 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: astronomy, physics, nobel prize

Professor Astrono...
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And the Nobel Prize for Physics Gadgets With Huge Astronomy Impact Goes To...

Many people will be blogging today about today's announcement of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Physics, what the awards are for, who did what, and who didn't get recognized that should have.  so I...

Started in Professor Astronomy's Astronomy Blog • 3 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: images, cameras, astronomy, physics, nobel prize

Professor Astrono...
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Speaking of teenagers...

I listen to several different podcasts as I'm commuting to and from work, and when I'm driving around town. Normally I am only half-listening; there's only so many discussions of the economy I can...

Started in Professor Astronomy's Astronomy Blog • 6 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: citizen science, amateurs, astronomy, supernova

Professor Astrono...
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Astronomy Week starts Monday

I was listening to the Marketplace podcast, a daily business and economics show produced by American Public Media, while I was watching the clouds fail to drift by earlier this evening. Toward the...

Started in Professor Astronomy's Astronomy Blog • 8 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: iya 2009, astronomy

Professor Astrono...
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Can Visual Astronomers still contribute to science?

In today's 365 Days of Astronomy podcast, Mike Simonsen talks about whether visual astronomers (those who use their eyeball, not photography or digital imaging, to make measurements of the...

Started in Professor Astronomy's Astronomy Blog • 9 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: amateurs, iya 2009, astronomy
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