Category Archives: Mars

Free Astronomy Tools

Posted on August 16, 2010 by newton

My latest Houston public library sidewalk astronomy event was moved indoors to the “program place” on the 4th floor so I thought I would throw together some free and easy astronomy tips to share. When the weather won’t cooperate there … Continue reading →

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Animated Solar System Rendered in HTML & CSS

Posted on July 10, 2010 by newton

Animated solar system rendered in HTML and CSS Continue reading →

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Awesome Mars Express view of Phobos and Deimos together – The Planetary Society Blog | The Planetary Society

Posted on December 13, 2009 by bellaireastro

Awesome Mars Express view of Phobos and Deimos together – The Planetary Society Blog | The Planetary Society. share

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Bad Astronomy Talks about Deimos

Posted on March 10, 2009 by bellaireastro

The Bad Astronomy blog has a post up about the HiRISE imaging of Deimos with a cool new image of the smaller Martian moon. From BA: Deimos is the smaller of the two moons, a lumpy ball 15 x 12 … Continue reading →

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