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Bob Berman
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Columnist and Contributing Editor, Astronomy Magazine
New York
Beats
Science and Technology
Not combat sports
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By Bob Berman Verified| Woodstock Times Verified For countless centuries, the Full Moon had great importance. One reason was the lack of artificial lights, which made travel perilous unless a bright Moon was out. Moonlight mattered until the 19th century. Now, few of those festivals and lunar calendars still remain. But one of them unfolds with last weekend’s Full Moon. Passover and Easter’s changing dates start out simple enough. Easter is the Sunday following the first Full Moon on or after the spring equinox, and that’s this Sunday.
By Bob Berman Verified| The Roundtable@ 1 of 1 — SU 4-13 NASA.jpg NASA/CXC/U.Texas/S.Post et al, Infrared: 2MASS/UMass/IPAC-Caltech/NASA/NSF – su 4-13 When darkness first falls these nights, the sky’s brightest star hovers in the west. This is the planet Jupiter. And just above it is a truly awesome object. It’s the twisted remains of one of the greatest start explosions. Tune in to hear how it could possibly be reached and what exactly happened. Strange Universe GalaxiesJupiterplanet
By Bob Berman Verified| Woodstock Times Verified For countless centuries, the Full Moon had great importance. One reason was the lack of artificial lights, which made travel perilous unless a bright Moon was out. Moonlight mattered until the 19th century. Now, few of those festivals and lunar calendars still remain. But one of them unfolds with last weekend’s Full Moon. Passover and Easter’s changing dates start out simple enough. Easter is the Sunday following the first Full Moon on or after the spring equinox, and that’s this Sunday.
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Astronomy Magazine
Astronomy Magazine is the largest circulation publication dedicated to astronomy, founded in August 1973. It started with a 48-page issue and has grown into a leading source for information on astronomy, observing, and spaceflight news. The magazine is based in suburban Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and has a strong presence in both print and online formats. The magazine offers a monthly print edition with a circulation of 100,000 copies, featuring in-depth articles on astrophysics, planetary science, and cosmology. It also provides observing guides for celestial events. The website attracts 400,000 visitors each month, offering a variety of astronomy-related news and resources. Astronomy Magazine engages a broad audience of astronomy enthusiasts through its significant social media presence, with 1.2 million followers on Facebook and 65,000 on Twitter.
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Founded: 1973