Posted on Mar 30, 2023
Time travel, asteroids, planets and urban legends explored in new '1,000 Facts About Space' book
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Space! It's been called the "final frontier." It's powerful, infinite and some would say unknowable. But astronomer Dean Regas is not among them.
As he says in the forward to his new "1,000 Facts About Space" book, new technologies now let us see the moon, stars, planets, asteroids, comets, star clusters, nebulae, galaxies, and even the sun, giving us an unprecedented amount of information about the cosmos.
As he says in the forward to his new "1,000 Facts About Space" book, new technologies now let us see the moon, stars, planets, asteroids, comets, star clusters, nebulae, galaxies, and even the sun, giving us an unprecedented amount of information about the cosmos.
Time travel, asteroids, planets and urban legends explored in new '1,000 Facts About Space' book
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A lot we don't know and a lot we are learning, glad to see a book like this out there, especially for kids.
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With advancements in technology, we now have the privilege of observing celestial wonders like the moon, stars, planets, asteroids, and galaxies in unprecedented detail. It's mind-boggling how much we've discovered about the universe we inhabit. Speaking of exploration, have any of you ever come across those captivating urban legends about space? They add an extra layer of intrigue to the vastness above. I recently stumbled upon a chilling story on Creepypasta, which highlights the eerie side of Las Vegas. If you're up for a spine-tingling read, check it out here https://www.creepypasta.com/las-vegas-is-one-scary-place/ . I'm still fairly new to this forum, but I'm thrilled to be part of a community where we can discuss all things space-related.
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