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Universal Beauty – Astronomy Picture May 2013 HD – Video

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Universal Beauty – Astronomy Picture May 2013 HD Per te Guido Immagini tratte dal sito ufficiale della NASA/CXC/NCSU/ – Image Credit: X-ray: NASA/CXC/NCSU/ bull; Clouds, Birds, Moon, Venus Image Credit Copyri… By:☜❤☞ℳԾ real;₢ѦƝѦ☜❤☞ Continue reading →

Amazing Triangle of Planets Visible in Late May | NASA Space Science HD Video – Video

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Amazing Triangle of Planets Visible in Late May | NASA Space Science HD Video Visit my website at http://www.junglejoel.com – the three brightest planets in this month's night sky: Mercury, Jupiter, and Venus, are lining up for a beaut… Continue reading →

Paradise or Oblivion – Official Trailer. – Video

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Paradise or Oblivion – Official Trailer. www.thevenusproject.com Paradise or Oblivion To be released March 30, 2012 with multiple language subtitles. *This is NOT the “major motion picture” that The Venus Project is working towards but rather is a 48 min Continue reading →

28 Mercury and Venus – Video

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28 Mercury and Venus Understanding the Universe: An Introduction to Astronomy, 2nd Edition Contents of the Universe: Our Solar System Lecture by Professor Alex Filippenko I do not own the rights to any of this content and is for personal enlightenmentFrom:JHok87Views:0 0ratingsTime:32:46More inEducation Continue reading →

Jacque Fresco – The Venus Project bei London Real [VORSCHAU] – Video

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Jacque Fresco – The Venus Project bei London Real [VORSCHAU] London Real trifft Ben McLeish vom Zeitgeist Movement UK Zur kompletten Episode: youtu.be Weitere Episoden: on www.youtube.com Originalvideobeschreibung: Futurist and Legendary Creator Jacque Fresco travels from Florida to London to discuss The Venus Project, his candid conversation with Albert Einstein as a young boy, what happened with Peter Joseph and The Zeitgeist Movement, how the Great Depression developed his mindset, and what he would do if elected President of the United States. “Creativity is taking known elements and putting them together in different ways.” – Jacque (01:55) “There are no good or bad people, people are shaped by culture or subcultures that they're part of.” – Jacque (02:49) “I spoke at Princeton and I titled the lecture'Man Can't Think or Reason', that made everybody angry and they all wanted to come.” – Jacque (04:10) “They say people invented language to communicate Continue reading →

Space Exploration Artwork with Tony Bennett’s "Fly Me to the Moon").wmv – Video

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Space Exploration Artwork with Tony Bennett's “Fly Me to the Moon”).wmv A selection of space exploration art prints to the accompaniment of Tony Bennett's “Fly Me to the Moon.” Featuring Gemini and Apollo missions, the Space Shuttle, the International Space Station, the Moon missions, Apollo-Soyuz, the Sun, Jupiter, Io, Mars and Venus. To view high definition copies of these art prints and more, visit: www.saharacool.comFrom:SaharaCoolArtPrintsViews:1 0ratingsTime:04:11More inScience Technology Continue reading →

Shooting Venus

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Astronomy fans waiting to catch the Venus in transit Not a bad effort: The Venus in the form of a black dot against the sun FOR as long as I can remember, I have always been fascinated by astronomy. As a strapping young lad, I joined the Astronomy Club in my school, Sekolah Menengah Sultan Abdul Samad in Petaling Jaya, enduring jests by friends who warned of an impending descent into geekdom if I joined Continue reading →

Venus orbital plane | Bad Astronomy

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Local (to me) photographer Patrick Cullis was filming the Venus Transit last week from Colorado, and got a surprise: Pretty cool. That’s part of a longer video he made of the transit that’s nice, too. While I’m at it, he made a really pretty time lapse of the sky over Boulder, including footage of Venus and Jupiter setting over the Flatiron mountains; it’s well worth a moment of your time to … Continue reading →

Interloper of the Venus Transit | Bad Astronomy

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I figured I was done posting Venus Transit pictures, but I shouldve realized I hadnt heard from Thierry Legault yet. And as soon as I saw his name in my email Inbox this morning, and before I even opened it, I knew Id have at least one more picture to show you. Continue reading →

Venus in Transit – Impact on Space Science with Jim Spann – Video

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05-06-2012 14:46 One of the most uncommon celestial phenomena, a solar transit by the planet Venus, will occur Tuesday evening. The Marshall Center will help build excitement for the rare event with a Lunch & Learn at 11 am on Monday, June 4, in Morris Auditorium in Building 4200. Marshall scientist, Dr Continue reading →

Venus Transit LIVE | Bad Astronomy

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The last Venus Transit for 105 years is happening in a few minutes as I write this it goes from roughly 22:00 June 5 to 05:00 June 6 UTC (check your local listings). Fraser Cain, Nicole Gugliucci, Pamela Gay, and I are hosting a live video chat of the transit with many amateur astronomers across the world! I am embedding it below: If you want to participate in the chat room, you need to 1) be signed up for Google+, b) circle Fraser Cain, and ) go to the live video chat post. [UPDATE (21:55 UTC): First view of Venus silhouetted against the Sun’s corona are coming in! This shot is in the far-ultraviolet, where the Sun’s thin atmosphere, called the corona, glows Continue reading →