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Oct 4, 2019 · Cherry Springs State Park. Located in Pennsylvania, Cherry Springs is well known as one of the best stargazing locations on the east coast. The skies are dark, the campsites are well taken care of, and park officials have taken steps to ensure that the area remains stargazer-friendly. 4. Astronomical Society of Northern New England.
Dec 10, 2019 · Here is an example using the Moon and telescopes, how I could search for E.T aliens living on the Moon today, sometimes causing lights on the Moon. The Moon's minimum perigee is about 356400 km distance, the Moon's maximum apogee is about 406700 km distance, the average distance is 384401 km.
Oct 22, 2019 · 1. Observation in 1809 gave us a hint. The first recorded observation of a Martian dust storm was in 1809. Honore Flaugergues observed through his telescope that there were what he called “yellow clouds” on the surface. Since these yellow clouds seemed to come and go inconsistently, he concluded that they were storms.
Mar 29, 2023 · All we have to know is how breakout works, and why breakout and expansion to the space frontier -- thus into mass and energy: mass and energy transformed to life -- [is] energy, thus [is] money, to know it is an imperative.
Apr 15, 2020 · Some magnetic fields can also speed them up. What our natural force field, the magnetosphere that is, actually does is to bend them around us. The rays still strike the Earth, but they do so in the upper atmosphere at the poles. There they form the Aurora Borealis or the Northern (or Southern) lights.
Dec 5, 2019 · Jan 17, 2020. #5. Arkangel Daniel said: For interstellar travel the most realistic option is to go there the same way as SentientKind from another planet would reach here and that would be by a SpaceShip kilometres long full of fuel, food, air and water.
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May 11, 2024 · My second search was in an astronomical chat room known as Cloudy Nights. There, another person described seeing this same event. He saw it from northern PA, while I saw it from NE Michigan. We both described the star Spica just north of the cloud. The geometry of our two locations also demonstrates that this event was much further away.
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