by Pamela | Mar 23, 2008 | Personal
Editing audio always takes 10 times as long as I expect. Audio is being edited from the conference, and cool stuff will appear tomorrow if it kills my processor. This semester I’m teaching science for pre-service elementary and early childhood teachers...
by Pamela | Mar 20, 2008 | Astronomy, Space Carnival
I really can’t believe we’re already on the 40s on this! This week’s carnival of space is over on Riding with Robots. Enjoy!
by Pamela | Mar 19, 2008 | Astronomy, Observing
Let me just say, I’m always looking for a good reason to go to Texas and especially the Houston area. My entire trip last week was wonderful, and the dessert in San Antonio was a special treat. After going to see Lucy Friday, Saturday was spent lazing around San...
by Pamela | Mar 15, 2008 | Astronomy, Planets
Here are summaries of a few brief stories that combine Earth data and elsewhere data to get neat understandings of other worlds 1) Carrizozo Lava Flow (image: Google): Looking at Mars, we keep finding beautify lava flows that stream across the surface and end in...
by Pamela | Mar 15, 2008 | Astronomy, Planets
When someone feels comfortable making such a pointed statement in their openning remarks, I just have to quote them and blog them. In this talk on mars historic river systems, Ted Maxwell presented a visually stunning story rich with labeled MOC images. This is a...