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Thu, 17 May 2012 13:37:41 GMT Venus Transit   There's an App for That! - Universe Today Universe Today Venus Transit   There's an App for That! Universe Today It was not until 1761 that the transit of Venus on June 6th was observed as part of the first ever international scientific observation project, instigated by Edmond Halley. Astronomers across the globe viewed the transit and the differences in their ... Astronomy: On the track of the transit - Nature.com Transit of Venus 2012: How rare phenomenon revolutionised our view of the ... - Daily Mail The Transit of Venus: An 11-year-old's report - Pacifica Tribune - New Scientist (blog) - - Dallas Morning News (subscription) - - IBTimes.co.uk - all 55 news articles »

Wed, 16 May 2012 00:35:54 GMT First central eclipse of the millennium visible in Alaska on Sunday - Anchorage Daily News First central eclipse of the millennium visible in Alaska on Sunday Anchorage Daily News The word "saros" to describe those patterns was first used circa 1691 by English astronomer Edmond Halley, who also calculated the return of the comet now named after him. As applied by Halley, one saros is the amount of time after an eclipse when the ... -

Tue, 08 May 2012 18:38:36 GMT Last chance to see rare Venus transit   until 2117 - msnbc.com msnbc.com Last chance to see rare Venus transit   until 2117 msnbc.com The idea came from astronomer and mathematician Edmond Halley, of comet fame. In the 1700s, scientists knew the relative size of the solar system   they knew that Jupiter orbited the sun about five times farther out than Earth did, for example   but ... - and more »

Thu, 17 May 2012 14:06:57 GMT Last Post, May 18 - The Australian Last Post, May 18 The Australian ... Vic Thank you, Dave Kirkham, for explaining that making predictions for 50 or 100 years in the future is not science (Letters, 16/5). That will fix all those silly admirers of the astronomer Edmund Halley and his foolish predictions about comets. -

Tue, 01 May 2012 01:26:01 GMT Watch the skies! Once-in-a-lifetime event as Venus passes in front of the sun ... - Daily Mail Daily Mail Watch the skies! Once-in-a-lifetime event as Venus passes in front of the sun ... Daily Mail The transits of Venus in front of the sun to calculate the distance from Earth to the sun in 1769 - using a method proposed by astronomer Edmond Halley, after whom the comet is named. On 5 and 6 June, Venus will appear as a small black dot on the Sun's ... Last chance to see Venus transit for over 100 years - TG Daily Rare Transit Of Venus Event Expected In June - RedOrbit Rare Venus event could aid planet-hunters, delight sky-watchers - World Science - Methow Valley News - - Z6Mag - all 63 news articles »

Tue, 01 May 2012 19:19:05 GMT Milevsky's '7 Most Important Equations' on Retirement Offers 7 Crucial Ideas ... - AdvisorOne AdvisorOne Milevsky's '7 Most Important Equations' on Retirement Offers 7 Crucial Ideas ... AdvisorOne For that question, Milevsky turns to Edmond Halley, best known as the astronomer for whom an important comet that visits our atmosphere now and then is named. Milevsky discusses in fascinating detail how the astronomer's pivotal contribution to ... Seven retirement questions all advisers should ask - InvestmentNews - all 12 news articles »

Tue, 01 May 2012 05:19:33 GMT Review: Historian weaves thrilling tale of 18th-century expeditions to view ... - Washington Post Review: Historian weaves thrilling tale of 18th-century expeditions to view ... Washington Post She begins the story with legendary astronomer Edmond Halley, namesake of the comet, who issued a call in 1716 for scientists to fan out across the globe to witness the unusual alignment that would not recur until some 20 years after his death. - and more »

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