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Globe at Night 2010  [Return to News Front Page]
15 February 2010 - Obs reports and practical astronomy By: CoreyS
The 2010 edition of the Globe at Night Observation project will start On March 3rd and end on March 16th.  This has been a really fun observation project to participate in the last couple of years and has helped us "see" the problem of light pollution.  The best part of this is, you don't need any special equipment to participate, just your eyes and the handouts provided on the site. Why not give it a try this year?  Post and share your observations with us here at thenewRadiant also!

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