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Diary of a Mad Eclipse Enthusiast

  By Jeannette Chiappone | August 2, 2017 - 12:42 pm |April 30, 2018 Science Bonbons
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The Diamond Ring effect of total solar eclipse. Photo by James Galbreath. 21 August, 2017, Makanda, Illinois.

Mon. Aug 21- Totality Totality was nothing like I expected. I was prepared to be awed. I hoped to be dumbstruck. Instead, totality spread before … read more →

The final magnificent days of Cassini

  By Jeannette Chiappone | April 11, 2017 - 1:56 pm |April 30, 2018 Science Bonbons
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Cassini’s amazing 20-year exploration of the planet Saturn is coming to a magnificent end as the last of its fuel dwindles away. And like so many of Cassini’s … read more →

Discovery of 3 Earth-like planets announced by NASA

  By Jeannette Chiappone | February 22, 2017 - 10:20 am |April 30, 2018 Science Bonbons
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A solar system of seven planets, including three “goldilocks” planets, has been discovered NASA announced today. The planets orbit Trappist I, a small, ultra-cool dwarf star 39 … read more →

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Across the political divide, we agree on the truth more than we realize

  By Jeannette Chiappone | February 17, 2017 - 1:56 pm |April 30, 2018 Science Bonbons
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Poll after poll tells Americans how hopelessly divided we are on politics. We hear about “fake news” and we assume it’s folks of the other political … read more →

Quasi-satellite not quite Earth’s new moon

  By Jeannette Chiappone | February 13, 2017 - 3:54 pm |April 30, 2018 Science Bonbons
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It’s not quite a new moon orbiting Earth; it’s a quasi-satellite. That’s how NASA describes 2016 HO3, the tiny asteroid tagging along with us as we saunter around … read more →

Possible dark matter signal detected from Milky Way halo

  By Jeannette Chiappone | February 1, 2017 - 11:56 am |April 30, 2018 Science Bonbons
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Dark matter. It’s never been detected. And what it is, exactly, nobody knows. Yet this mysterious, non-luminous substance makes up most of the matter in the … read more →

Metallic hydrogen squeezed from the freeze

  By Jeannette Chiappone | January 29, 2017 - 6:20 pm |April 30, 2018 Science Bonbons
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A team of Harvard physicists believe they have successfully created metallic hydrogen, “Science” online reported Jan. 26. The feat was accomplished by subjecting liquid hydrogen … read more →

Signals from deep space investigated by SETI

  By Jeannette Chiappone | September 1, 2016 - 5:48 pm |April 30, 2018 Science Bonbons
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The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute (SETI) quietly issued a statement Monday, Aug. 29, saying a signal had been detected coming from a solar system … read more →

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