QUINCY — The Quincy Astronomy Club will present a class at 7 p.m. Thursday Oct. 27, at John Wood Community College in Room A021. The topic is about unusual and interesting things happening in the solar system. There will be a discussion about each of the planets and some of their moons.
Solar: It's a "Big Dill" for Real Pickles Cooperative | USDA
As USDA Rural Development (RD) highlights National Cooperative Month, one worker owned co-op in Massachusetts stands out as a model for sustainability, collaboration, and local food system resiliency. The saying goes "it's not easy being green.
RD assisted with the effort, providing $20,000 through the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) . The 18.06kWH PV Solar System on the roof of the business was installed by neighboring worker owned solar co-op, PV Squared, and replaced 100 percent of the pickle co-op's energy needs at that ...
Astronomers discover mysterious black hole hiding close to our solar system
See Saturn's rings in glorious detail in stunning new composite image | Space
Scientists from the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) have created a new composite image of the sixth planet of the solar system comprising 41 observations by NASA's retired Cassini mission. The team plans to use the image to study Saturn's rings , the origins of which remain a mystery.
Guide to solar panels – Forbes Advisor Australia
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Direct Relief-Funded Solar Power Project Serves Refugees in Lebanon
In the wake of an explosion that tore through Beirut in 2020, Direct Relief and Anera, a Middle East-based NGO, together distributed over $23 million in medications and supplies.
Now, Direct Relief is partnering with Anera to fund solar power systems for four healthcare centers in Lebanon.
Solar Panels Reduce CO2 Emissions More Per Acre Than Trees — and Much More Than Corn Ethanol
The story below was originally published on the Climate Law Blog from Columbia University’s Sabin Center for Climate Change Law.
On September 21, the New York Times published an essay by Gabriel Popkin titled "Are There Better Places to Put Large Solar Farms Than These Forests?
Should We Really Be Messing with Asteroid Orbits? - Nautilus
T hings go bump in the cosmic night all the time. Rocky objects collide in planetary systems across our galaxy, providing astute astronomers with telltale signatures of warmly glowing dust from these grinding impacts.
The technology to prevent asteroids from hitting Earth could also be used to cause asteroids to hit Earth.
Eerie Smiley Face Spotted on Surface of Sun After Solar Eclipse
The sun has developed what appears to be a smiley face pattern in its atmosphere following Tuesday's partial solar eclipse, giving the sun an almost pumpkin-like appearance with Halloween just around the corner.
The face-like pattern, made out of black patches against the sun's otherwise fiery features, was discovered in an image taken by NASA 's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) spacecraft on October 26.
'Eclipse Season' Continues With Total Lunar Eclipse on Election Day - CNET
The four seasons, as you likely know, have to do with the tilt of the Earth on its axis and the Northern and Southern Hemispheres' orientation toward the sun. But eclipse seasons have to do with where the moon lines up between Earth and the sun.
Every 173 days, for a little over a month, our big natural satellite passes through the ecliptic, or the path the sun takes through our daytime sky.
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