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Mary Stewart Adams
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Host, The Storyteller's Night Sky with Mary Stewart Adams
United States
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Family travel, Travel , Traveling With Kids, Luxury Travel , NYC, Babies, Kid Products , Dining, Hotels , Luxury Lifestyle
gadgets, sport
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By Mary Stewart Adams| WICA-FM (Traverse City, MI) Verified This week the story in the stars is all about Mars, which came closest to the Earth on Sunday, will be blocked by the Moon just past Full Phase on Monday, and then makes its opposition with the Sun on Wednesday. Things get lively whenever Mars is involved, going all the way back to HG Wells and his 1897 serial novel War of the Worlds, in which he imagined England invaded by Martians.
By Mary Stewart Adams| WICA-FM (Traverse City, MI) Verified This Thanksgiving week there’s a magical event happening in the morning sky, one that begs the question: when am I central to what occurs in the world around me? Wednesday morning, November 27th, about an hour before the Sun rises, the waning crescent Moon will sweep over the star Spica, the brightest star in the constellation Virgo, the maiden. Such a move is called an occultation, which means to hide something from view.
By Mary Stewart Adams| WICA-FM (Traverse City, MI) Verified This week the story in the stars is all about Mars, which came closest to the Earth on Sunday, will be blocked by the Moon just past Full Phase on Monday, and then makes its opposition with the Sun on Wednesday. Things get lively whenever Mars is involved, going all the way back to HG Wells and his 1897 serial novel War of the Worlds, in which he imagined England invaded by Martians.
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The Storyteller's Night Sky with Mary Stewart Adams