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Akron Beacon Journal - Star party The Astronomy Club of Akron will hold a public open house and sky watch at 6:30 p.m. at the club’s observatory, Portage Lakes State Park, 5031 Manchester Road (state Route 93), New Franklin. 330-535-8009. Munroe Falls hike The

From molecules to Milky Way
HULIQ.com - CSIRO has a new research program aimed at helping science and business cope with masses of data from areas like astronomy, gene sequencing, surveillance, image analysis and climate modelling. The research program, which began this year, is called

Kalmbach rolling out new craft magazine
MSN MoneyCentral - spending time with an in-the-know crafty girlfriend,” editor Linda Augsburg said in a statement released Thursday. “It’s unlike any other craft magazine on the market.” Kalmbach’s other titles include Model Railroader, FineScale Modeler and Astronomy.

This thing of beauty a joy for now
Chicago Tribune - It’s literally one of the best things I’ve seen in the sky, probably in 10 years,” said Michael Smutko, a senior lecturer in astronomy at Northwestern University and an astronomer and director of the Doane Observatory at the Adler Planetarium

Hominy & Hash
American Reporter - It’s a fact that she was keenly interested in astronomy and was considered a free spirit. I don’t know what she was called that before she just up and left her successful career or after it became known that she dropped out of the civilized world

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