Carnival & Happy Sun Crosses Northern Tropics Day
I hope you are all happily enjoying the first day of the Sun shining directly over the Northern Hemisphere north of the tropic of Cancer (wheee, that’s a mouthfull!). If you are looking for a way to celebrate, let me suggest you take in the Carnival of Space over on my Astronomy Cast co-host Fraser Cain’s Universe Today.
6 Responses to “Carnival & Happy Sun Crosses Northern Tropics Day”
Leave a Reply
Dr. Pamela L. Gay is an astronomer, writer, and podcaster focused on using new media to engage people in science & technology. Hear her on Astronomy Cast.
|
You!StarStryder All proceeds & items go toward website support and public outreach events.
|
uhh… isn’t the sun crossing the equator day either in March or September?
Hmmm, clearly I blogged on insufficient caffeine. Fixing…
It’s funny, Phil Plait made exactly the same mistake on his blog today.
Speaking of caffeine, I need a refill on my 52oz mug.
Great minds (or at least twisted by astronomy minds) think a like?
you guys are always out at night anyway, so you don’t see the sun.
Why take satisfaction seeing one star when you can see billions