>Old-school photo philosophy survives (The Des Moines Register)
Although digital photography is state of the art these days, Robert Fuller, owner of Ivy Camera and Telescope, maintains a top-notch black-and-white film laboratory. "There's still a market for film," Fuller said.
>Hubble Decision a Blow To Goddard Engineers (Washington Post)
NASA decided to scrap plans to service the Hubble Space Telescope without giving its engineers the chance they had been promised to show whether a pathbreaking mission to do the job with a robot handyman is feasible.
>NASA Gets Increased Funding (Washington Post)
NASA won a significant 2006 budget increase Monday to .5 billion to fund President Bush's initiative to pursue human exploration of the moon and Mars in 2006, but killed plans to service the Hubble Space Telescope.
>ESA's Comet Chaser To Fly By Earth (Science Daily)
ESA's comet-chaser Rosetta will make a fly-by of planet Earth on 4 March 2005, and sky watchers should be able to see it with telescopes or binoculars if the sky is clear! Read on for details of ESA's 'Rosetta Up Close' photo contest.
>Astronomy: Tiny, speedy Mercury to make rare appearance (Palm Beach Post)
All skygazers know that of the nine known planets of the solar system, only five are visible to the naked eye. Venus and Jupiter are easy to spot. Mars and Saturn are more diffident due to their lackluster brightness, and have to be pointed out as they hide amongst the other jewels in the night sky.
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>Science: Earliest Massive Cluster Of Known Galaxies Discovered
Keralanext, India - 4 hours ago
... look, the astronomers then used the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope (VLT) at ... bright member galaxies on the images (see ESO PR Photo 05b/05 ...
>FINDING MY RELIGION Sondra Barrett found God through a microscope
San Francisco Chronicle - 7 hours ago
... I suppose you could say that looking at a photo of your own cells or ... I mean, if you know about the history of the microscope and the telescope -- somewhere in ...
>ESA's Comet Chaser To Fly By Earth
Science Daily (press release) - Mar 4, 2005
... However, amateur astronomers using video or photo-imaging in conjunction with a telescope should have a great viewing opportunity — weather permitting. ...
>Photo courtesy of NASA
Penticton Western, Canada - Mar 4, 2005
... an astronaut candidate in March 1992, Tanner has been in space three times: a science mission in 1994, a repair mission to the Hubble Space Telescope in 1997 ...
