Waking up is hard to do… My sleep schedule is bizarre. However! I still have my favorite links and stories from the week to share…
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Monday Morning(ish) Cup O’ Links!
Because too much awesomeness happens over the span of a week to deal with individually, I have a weekly wrap-up of last week’s good stuff. After all, it’s Monday morning. Are you really getting anything done? The Good The US Food and Drug Administration tells TV’s Dr. Oz to STFU about arsenic in apple juice.…
A silly little video I made…
… with a not-so-little Saturn V. Starring Pluto Little Dippy, last semester’s mascot for Dark Skies, Bright Kids. We’re doing a kickoff party today for a new school, yay! If you don’t hear from me in a few days, it’s probably because I’ve been trampled by 80 over-enthusiastic kidlets. Wheeeee!
A Bracket that I can get into…
I am currently an astronomy tutor for Cavalier Athletics, and I love it. I get to work with student-athletes, many of whom are first years, and help guide them through college astronomy, in the midst of their crazy schedules. One of the stipulations of this job is that I cannot participate in any gambling on…
Beckoned by the Icy Moons… and CoS 91
So I’ve been called to task (thanks, WoodEngineer!) to cover some of the recent developments on the joint NASA/ESA proposed missions to the outer solar system. In the linked press releases, it is announced that the two space agencies will team up to explore some of the most tantalizing targets in the outer solar system:…
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On March 22, 2013 we found out that many NASA EPO programs will be suspended as a direct result of US budgetary sequestration. We are proactively working to raise money to make sure that CosmoQuest can continue to support its staff and its programs.
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About Nicole Gugliucci
I’m a brand new post-doc in astronomy working as part of the CosmoQuest team. My thesis focused on radio astronomy instrumentation. That means, I got to build cool telescopes that will open up new frontiers in the universe. I also love to teach, both in a classroom setting and informally. I'm happy to talk about the universe with anyone who will listen, and I am skeptically curious about all things.Also blogging at…
