Another glimpse at renewable energy; Looking at Moon and Jupiter; Neil Turok explains how flatness in the universe might be caused by gravity, not inflation

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Well it has been a while since the last post, so lets just get started.

Blasts from the past! MEPAG 2022; May Planetary Alignment; Hooray, Sgr* Black Hole Image! May Lunar Eclipse; AbSciCon2022; Ukraine; Why?

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Well, here we are already in May, and even though we have lots of conferences and observations to go over, my Ipad reminded me of several images from the past, so let's first begin with a sample of those.

Wow, large sunspots today; April APS and Higher precision CMB measurements; AbSciCon22; CPA; Neutrinos; Weighing the W Boson; Interference pattern on the patio?

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Well, this week we comment on the recent April APS meeting and other online presentations and published results.  In addition, the forecast of sunspot activity, called for taking the flimsy tripod outside and looking at the sun.

Hooray, Astronomer Assistant Willow Returns! Playing football with Jack; Tempting Marilyn; JWST diffraction spikes; Low Cost Science Missions; Starship fairing size compared with Ariane 5 First 10,000 days on Mars

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Well, we were excited to discover that Astronomer Assistant Willow returned to the observatory.  We also report on a little travel to northern California and some other online space related news,

Astronomer Assistant Willow Goes Missing; Trying to get my head around some lectures; Are imaginary numbers necessary for QM? Dynamic Kinetic Stability at APS March 2022 Meeting

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Well, we are finally back into March and April APS meetings and we will review one lecture from there and also comment about imaginary numbers, but first must mention

Well it has been several months since our last post and its time to get back into action. So on with some sad news, some travel news, some Starship podcaster news, and some new electric vehicle news.

 Greetings from Palmia Observatory

Well it has been several months since our last post and its time to get back into action.  So on with some sad news, some travel news, some Starship podcaster news, and some new electric vehicle news.