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November 20, 2004

Ask Astro Questions!


Have an astronomy question you'd like me to research the answer to?

I love astronomy like you wouldn't believe, and have the crazy desire and curiosity to understand things I've been asked. I also have a veritable library of space and astronomy books just sitting behind me waiting to reveal their treasures.

So take advantage! Ask to your hearts content! I'll be sure to post an article sometime in the future to your questions.

Make your questions a comment to THIS article so I can consider them as future articles.

Good Night!


posted by Dan at 10:25 PM

5 Comments:

Blogger Ken said...

Here's a question that I've been wondering about for several years. Why don't Vernal and Autumnal Equinoxes have exactly equal night and day? Usually the Equinoxes fall around 22nd of March/Sept. Ideally, there should be 12 hrs separating sunrise and sunset. It's close, but not exact. Usually, the 12hr sunrise/sunset days fall a few days before or after the equinoxes. Why is this?

Thanks!
-Ken

5:30 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nice site. I’ve just begun to explore it. I have a question, or more like a request. You give a lot of attention to the Clear Sky Clock. I have to agree that Allan and Attilla do a great work. I would like to call to your attention my little add-on. I've created the Clear Sky Alarm Clock. Check it out at http://clearskyalarmclock.com. If you feel it's worth the credit, please add it. My next project is aimed at newbies and will help them plan an observing session by telling them what's up and what they should expect it to look like. You can find a vaporware version at http://casazza.net. I plan to have it complete by January. Just in time for some after Christmas observing. When it's done you will be able to find it at http://tonightssky.com.

Clear skies,

Mark Casazza
http://casazza.net
Home of the Clear Sky Alarm Clock

8:16 PM  
Blogger Dan said...

Mark,

Let me know when your website and email service is up and running and I'll check it out!

Clear skies,

Dan

9:14 PM  
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8:51 AM  
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2:12 AM  

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