In the night sky
May 2nd, 2007
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Centauri Dreams blogs about it here. A search for life form in other worlds. Read about astrobiology on Wiki
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- Waiting for the IP Man segment of Chestnuts so I can watch it again (and again, and again and again)
- @NowStageThis I did! :)
- @mintea kinokuniya or nbc :)
- @mintea I find that monolgue doesn't really open flat. Moleskine opens flat but it is rubbish. I prefer japanese notebooks (apica)
- Everyone around me agrees: eileen has put on weight. :( why can't they find something else to agree on?
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I use Wikisky to locate constellations and stars from my geographical location.
Mouse-over/click-on the different icons to get different views. Set your position using the immediate left icon to the ‘Find Object’ textbox.
Libra is shown near the bottom left corner here; Orion (and its belt) is at the far right smack on the celestial equator. Knowing where Gliese 581 is – being able to point in its direction – sends a shiver up my spine.