Photo-Moon and Jupiter on 7/17/08

Posted Saturday, July 19, 2008, at 12:11 AM

Moon (overexposed at lower left) and Jupiter (upper right) on July 17, 2008.

The Moon and Jupiter in conjunction, about 7 degrees apart. Jupiter is actually almost 2000 times as far away as the Moon, with 4 of its 60+ moons almost as big or larger than our Moon.

If you get KAIT-TV's 10 O'clock news Sunday night (July 20), "Offbeat With Bob" will feature the meteorites I have at the Matilda Pfeiffer museum in Piggott, and the NASA Solar System program.

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The recent KAIT-TV report on the NASA Ambassador program and the meteorites at Piggott's Matilda Pfeiffer Museum (Paragould meteorite, Moon meteorite, and Mars meteorite) can be played from Bob Snell's offbeat website at: http://www.kait8.com/Global/category.asp... . Click on the video "NASA Ambassador".

-- Posted by Kenneth Renshaw on Sun, Jul 27, 2008, at 8:59 PM

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Kenneth Renshaw NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador/Saturn Observation Campaign Kenneth is one of 494 volunteer educators and astronomers who donate their time to educate America's youth, and the general public, about astronomy and the U.S. space program. Organized in 1999 by NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab,it focuses on spacecraft built by the JPL such as Voyager, Mars Rover, Galileo, Cassini as well as the Hubble Space Telescope. Renshaw is one of four ambassadors in Arkansas, and makes presentations to all age and experience groups from pre-school to university science level. His official NASA website it www2.jpl.nasa.gov/ambassador/profiles/Kenneth_Renshaw.htm His email address is renshaw@newwavecomm.net

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