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Archive for October, 2010
Great World Star Count
Oct 24th
A Windows to the Universe citizen science event, you can join with thousands of other people across the globe anytime from October 29 through November 12 in looking up to see how many stars you can see. The Great World Wide Star Count encourages everyone to go outside, look skyward after dark, note the stars in…
Astronomy Day Oct 23
Oct 17th
NSSofNT celebrated Astronomy Day Saturday Oct. 23 from 12pm – 5pm at the UTA Planetarium. We’ll had a raffle to benefit our yearly Science Fair Scholarship, handed out free brochures, space images, and other packets from NASA and JPL, and the Planetarium had some great shows. For the Science Fair, we raffled $71 in tickets!…
NSSNT meeting Sunday Oct 10
Oct 6th
Our next National Space Society of North Texas meeting is this Sunday, Oct. 9th! Ken, our chapter president, will be presenting “Comics in Space: Graphic Tales of Space Adventure”. Not a ppt, this is a hands-on look at the exploration of space as shown in over 50 years worth of comic books, graphic novels, manga…
Sally Ride Science Festival Oct. 30
Oct 4th
Sally Ride Science Festival at The University of Texas at Arlington Oct. 30 Festival Schedule 11:00am – 1:00pm Check-in, Lunch, Street Fair 1:00pm – 4:15pm Featured Talk, Discovery Workshops, Street Fair Sally Ride Science Festivals are designed to encourage 5th-8th grade girls in science. The festival features: An inspiring talk by astronaut Barbara Morgan Discovery…
One more year for US space
Oct 3rd
NASA Administrator Charles F. Bolden thanked Congress last Wednesday (9/29/10) for the 2010 Authorization Act Support. “This important change in direction will not only help us chart a new path in space, but can help us retool for the industries and jobs of the future that will be vital for long term economic growth.” Read…
2011 Baen Memorial Writing Contest
Oct 3rd
Since its early days, science fiction has played a unique role in human civilization. It removes the limits of what “is” and shows us a boundless vista of what “might be.” Its fearless heroes, spectacular technologies and wondrous futures have inspired many people to make science, technology and space flight a real part of their…
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