Galileo sat too! Maybe integrated crane and launch facility in Boca Chica; My RaspberryShake didn't feel the earthquake; Take the Physicist Wannabe Test; More on superposition; KTLA5 and Entanglement?

 Greetings from Palmia Observatory

Well last week we reported on our experience with the Galileoscope and now have some further observations about that and other news events.

Mars and Jupiter together and Jovian Moons; Building a Galileoscope from a kit; Looking at Jupiter and the Moon with the Galileoscope

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Well, the latest Mars rover is now on its way to Mars.  When we look up in the night sky and see Mars and wonder what will be found, we note that Jupiter appears also nearby, but of course it is much further away.

Give Elon a big crane and he can lift a big rocket; 48th SLAC Summer Institute; Thermodynamics in Special and General Relativity; COVID Statistics; New Friend

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Well, this week we are watching more activity at SpaceX in Boca Chica, TX.

Starship SN5 after its hop! Bluezilla is back at the high bay; Multi-worlds; Roger Blandford on rotating black holes; Raspberry Shake Status; OCA Astroimagers class illustrates seeing

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Well this week we have some news about ongoing activities at SpaceX launch facility in Boca Chica, TX.

Hooray, Dragon returns to Earth; Blue Origin New Shepard goes up/down too!; Finally, Hooray, Starship SN5 makes 150 meter hop; Raspberry Shake Earth Monitor

Greetings from Palmia Observatory

Well, this week we have mostly been preoccupied with space events.  First up is the successful performance of the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule that took astronauts to the ISS after launching from KSC and then returning them to Earth a couple of months latter.  Good job everyone!