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It's up to YOU: Pick the next Hubble space discovery
William Atkins
Thursday, 29 January 2009 00:56
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The IYA’s 100 Hours of Astronomy is a global astronomical event that is hoping to encourage people to enjoy and experience the wonders of our night skies.
"One of the key goals of 100 Hours of Astronomy is to have as many people as possible look through a telescope as Galileo did for the first time 400 years ago.”
It adds, “100 Hours of Astronomy will take place from 2-5 April when the Moon goes from first quarter to gibbous, good phases for early evening observing. Saturn will be the other highlight of early evening observing events.”
NASA also states, “Everyone who votes also will be entered into a random drawing to receive one of 100 copies of the Hubble photograph made of the winning celestial body.”
To learn more about The Hubble Space Telescope go to the NASA and Space Telescope Science Institute websites.
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