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Daily Archives: July 18, 2013

Liveblogging Launch Pad

Posted on July 18, 2013 by Brenda Clough

One of the cool things about astronomy is the importance of the electromagnetic spectrum you use. A star viewed with an X-ray telescope looks quite different from the picture you get using infrared. This same principle applies to the rest … Continue reading →

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Posted in Education, Science, Writers Workshops | Tagged Brenda Clough, Science, technology

Liveblogging Launch Pad

Posted on July 18, 2013 by Chaz Brenchley

Last night I stood higher on this planet Earth than I think I ever stood before. The Wyoming Infra-Red Observatory is in the proper place for such a thing, atop a mountain, at the end of one of the most … Continue reading →

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Posted in Education, Science, technology, Writing life | Tagged astronomy workshop, Brenda Clough, Chaz Brenchley, Launch Pad

What Is Education For?

Posted on July 18, 2013 by Nancy Jane Moore

Every week or so I stumble on another study showing that higher income is correlated with higher education. People with college degrees make more than those without them, and people with advanced degrees make more than those who stop at … Continue reading →

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Posted in Education, Rants | Tagged liberal arts

Best of the Blog: Free Climbing Naturists

Posted on July 18, 2013 by News Editor

Editor’s Note: This post by Chris Dolley from 2010 would be equally at home in our critter picture series that runs on Wednesdays. Here’s a picture of the Cingino dam in Italy. The dam wall is 160 feet high and … Continue reading →

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Posted in Animals | Tagged Best of the Blog
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