16951 - | | | 18278 - Reply from SACHAL186 , 12 yrs (Pakistan) - 2012-09-01
| YES THEY DO EXIST IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE MY PEN PAL I SHALL SEND YOU SOME OF MY ALIEN REPORTS. ONE THING YOU SHOULD KNOW IS THAT THE SYMBOL OF LIFE IS OXYGEN AND SEARCH ON NET THAT THERE IS 22%HYDROGEN AND 42%OXYGEN ON MERCURY WHICH COMBINES TO BECOME WATER.SO THIS PROVES THERE IS LIFE ON MERCURY!!!!!!! |
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How does a person determine when the moon is full or it's a half moon because I always see on calenders how it says full or half moon?
Kind regards
Arné |
16898 - | | | 16909 - Reply from Casey112 , 15 yrs (USA) - 2012-06-10
| Because of the patterns it follows in the sky, it's easy to tell how the sun is going to hit the moon at a certain time of day. Here's a diagram of how it works: http://www.moonphases.info/images/moon-phases-diagram.gif
Hope this helps
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There is the pole star isn't there? Well... I am confused because some people say it is the north star!
Are they both the same?
Are there any zodiac signs connected to it?
A unsolved mystery? |
15529 - | | | 19182 - Reply from sachal186 (Pakistan) - 2012-10-26
| well the pole star is located in the northern hemisphere just right above the north pole so that's why some people call it the north star |
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15529 - | | | 16247 - Reply from Casey112 , 15 yrs (USA) - 2012-05-19
| The pole star and the North star are the same. You see, it is lined up exactly with the North pole. This star is called polaris and is attached to the constellation Ursa Minor, or the Little Dipper as most people call it. You can read the legend on http://www.comfychair.org/~cmbell/myth/ursa_minor.html. |
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Hey! I have been intrigued by astronomy & space since I was in 3rd or 4th grade! & I was wondering what the price of a backyard telescope (in US currency) would be; Please tell me soon because I need to know how much I would need to save up! (I currently have an [rounded] about of $60) |
14941 - | | | 15473 - Reply from Rita144 , 12 yrs (USA) - 2012-03-30
| Thank you so much for replying! That helps me a ton! True, I knew I wouldn't get very far with the $60 I have... You are so very kind for taking the time to write that for me! By the way: You are quite lucky to be studying abroad! I want to study in Japan when I am older:) |
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14941 - | | | 15384 - Reply from Duke156 , 35 yrs (Bangladesh) - 2012-03-22
| Hi,
I am from Bangladesh, currently living abroad. I know very little about Astronomy and Telescope. Astronomy is my main hobby.
Regarding your question. It depends on your demand of research and darkness of the sky of your area. There are two types of instrumental requirement, visual and Astrophotography.
Visual: Planets, moon, sun , DSO (deep sky objects). Viewing DSO will require short focal length with large optics let say 5” optics or more with f/5, Viewing Moon don’t require large optics. Viewing Planets require large optics with long focal length minimum 5” f/10. Sun don’t require large optics telescope but the scope will require solar filter on it, it is not expensive but if you want to see even more details, Ha (Hydrogen-Alpha filter is the answer, it is much more expensive then the telescope itself, let say few hundred dollars to thousands.
Astrophotography: practice makes perfect. Need to learn lots, also lots of $$$$ require to spend. Most money will spend on the mount. 80mm ED Telescope can take decent picture of DSO. 80mm Ed will cost about $400 to $800+ depends on the quality, mount will cost few thousands, Autoguider, guide telescope and DSLR or CCD CAMERA, and a Computer. Total cost few thousands $.
Be honest with you $60 telescope? you will not be pleased with it.
Thank you
Duke |
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I love astronomy!!
I like astronomy!!
I love astronomy!!
I like astronomy!! |
10642 - | | | 33379 - Reply from devis0 , 20 yrs (Tanzania) - 2017-01-01
| you can only be what you what to be by doing the best. wish you good success. |
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10642 - | | | 21335 - Reply from Rana224 , 17 yrs (Turkey) - 2013-06-14
| i want to be astophysicist ^^ but astonomer is really cool either
hope we all be what we want ^^ |
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10642 - | | | 19183 - Reply from sachal186 (Pakistan) - 2012-10-26
| well i love the beauty of stars and neaublas oh whatever i LOVE astronomy |
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10642 - | | | 18000 - Reply from Kinga130 , 15 yrs (Poland) - 2012-08-22
| Yes!!!Astrnomy is the Queen of the Science. :P
I love astronomy!!! |
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10642 - | | | 15530 - Reply from Eve144 (Great Britain) - 2012-04-06
| SAME!!!!!
do you like star signs?
Iam like OBSESSED with them LOL
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Eve
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10642 - | | | 14909 - Reply from krystyna37 , 11 yrs (Dominican Rep.) - 2012-02-17
| hi i speck all english and i now live in ct and ME TOO. |
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10642 - | | | 10844 - Reply from Parnia251 , 16 yrs (Iran) - 2011-08-10
| Me toO!! It's a wonderful & amazing science. |
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j adore , j aimait regarder les étoiles enfant et je pense que nous ne sommes pas seuls
dans notre système ...ce serait génial de pouvoir savoir si c est la cas , mais il faudra certainement encore du temps ! l espace est magnifique les phénomènes tel que les aurores boréales c est trèèès beau ....
a bientot sophia ! |
8812 - | | | 33635 - Reply from Louisa28 , 8 yrs (France) - 2017-02-14
| Toute les personnes qui disent que l'astronomie est Géniaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal ont raison!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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8812 - | | | 15385 - Reply from Duke156 , 35 yrs (Bangladesh) - 2012-03-22
| Hi,
I love astronomy too. astronomy is my main hobby.
feel free to talk, we can chat.
Regards
Duke |
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I'm interested in Science and I think Astronomy is one of the most attractive studies. If you want to talk about Astronomy, e-mail me! |
8810 - | | | 10495 - Reply from Samreen200 , 10 yrs (Bangladesh) - 2011-07-17
| Same here!!!! Saving up pocket money to buy a telescope. Tell me, did you ever see venus from the sky????? |
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8810 - | | | 9445 - Reply from rawipon172 , 12 yrs (Thailand) - 2011-06-18
| astronomy astronomy love love love |
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8810 - | | | 9399 - Reply from Nitirat172 (Thailand) - 2011-06-16
| oh! I love science too! =D
this is my e-mail--->eef2542@sanook.com
and... how about your e-mail? tell me! |
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Ever since I was five I've loved astromomy! |
5009 - | | | 5278 - Reply from Emily178 (USA) - 2011-02-11
| As have I. I saw saturn through a telescope and was hooked. Reply to me if you want to. |
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I love astromony. Ever since i was little i have been with astronomy. message me if u feel the same way |
4907 - | | | 19184 - Reply from sachal186 (Pakistan) - 2012-10-26
| well when i was about 3 i started getting into astronomy |
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4907 - | | | 5275 - Reply from Emily178 (USA) - 2011-02-11
| I love astronomy, especially how things work. I find space to be an amazing place. I can't really think of much else to say at the moment but if you want to talk to me message me. |
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4907 - | | | 4952 - Reply from ellis202 , 12 yrs (USA) - 2011-01-14
| hi my name is ellis i can speak russian but i am form the uk email me if you wont to |
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I love Astronomy since my childhood!!!!! < 33333333
I am totally crazy about it!!! haha XD
It´s such a wonderful world out there!!! *__*
(But also dangerous of course)
If someone shares my interest, please write me.^^
I´ll be glad to talk with you about it and sharing knowledge.^^ |
4807 - | | | 15795 - Reply from Bobbie110 , 13 yrs (USA) - 2012-04-21
| Me too. its just so amazing how it looks. I've been addicted since my brother was watching a Net-Geo show about supernovas. Physics are cool to me :D |
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4807 - | | | 5276 - Reply from Emily178 (USA) - 2011-02-11
| I am also interested in astronomy. More than just looking at the stars I am interested in how things work. Black holes, supernovas, quasars, meteors, yes definitely dangerous but oh so interesting.
I would love to talk to you. |
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I actually want to be an astrophysist when I'm older. If anyone wants a penpal, I would be happy to be one. I speak English, French and German. |
4516 - | | | 5277 - Reply from Emily178 (USA) - 2011-02-11
| I too want to be a physicist as an adult. I am still trying to figure out what kind but the stars fascinate me. None of my friends are interested in this and I have been aching for someone to talk to. If to much time has not passed could you reply to me? |
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4516 - | | | 4559 - Reply from Alicia237 (New Zealand) - 2010-11-21
| I can speak English and French and a little bit Mario |
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I live, eat and breathe Astronomy. I just bought an 8-inch Dobsonian Reflector, and let me tell you, it's amazing. I do hope to get at least a Master's degree in Astronomy, or at least Physics. I think I'm leaning toward Cosmology, but Radio Astronomy sounds great too. |
4197 - | | | 19847 - Reply from Mathis7 , 16 yrs (France) - 2012-12-29
| Hi! I've seen on your last message that you would like study astronomy to become astronomer. I have the same project for later except studies and diploms which were different in France.
And you've too a telescop, awesome! I think that we could speak together of his amazing science. See you maybe! :) |
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4197 - | | | 10816 - Reply from Thea195 , 14 yrs (USA) - 2011-08-07
| Hello! I've been leaning towards SETI or some sort of engineering for space colonization, in orbital settlements though, just clarifying. |
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4197 - | | | 4215 - Reply from claire2 , 14 yrs (France) - 2010-09-26
| Hello ! I have always been intersted in astronomy by i prefer aerospatial, when i am older i would like to be an areospatial engeneer. |
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I want to find and find a way to live on habtial palanets! |
3806 - | | | 5145 - Reply from mouhamed214 , 18 yrs (Senegal) - 2011-01-31
| je cait tu laime mait jeu tederait quant tu veut |
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Quand j'etais dans l'ecole primarie et college, J'aimais de l'astronomie. J'ai parfois encore lu,en raison de la curiosité. Bonsoire! |
Heyy. I love astronomy. I'm interested in black holes and supernovas and mostly things that are considered science fiction such as worm holes and time warps. I love to think of the fabric of time and other such things i was wondering if anyone knows some good schools i should look for. I don't own a telescope but i don't think that one would work for the type of "stargazing" i'm into. < 3 hoping to make the world different through discoveries! |
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3764 - | | | 13354 - Reply from Natalie144 , 10 yrs (USA) - 2011-11-13
| Hi,im Natalie and I LOVE learning about space! I also like Blackholes! i heard if u go in one you get hurt...Yikes!!! and im a stargazer too...I used to have a Telescope but it turns out,it was a really cheap one :( so i never really looked up close at a star but every night,I look into the beautiful star-filled sky. I love it! I also love looking at the Moon sometimes. It feels like your all alone and it's peaceful just to look at something so beautiful like Outer Space. i've wanted to be an Astronaut ever since i was six. It was just so cool to learn about Space! I will never get tired of Astronony!!! It's nice that we have alot in common.
SINCERLY.
Natalie,10,USA :) |
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3764 - | | | 4096 - Reply from shannon119 , 13 yrs (USA) - 2010-09-10
| im into all that stuff too. it all seems so interesting and amazing. |
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Salut les amis(es) l'astonomie est ma science préférée depuis mon bas âge,cepandant c'est la première fois que je vois des élèves comme moi en parler, bon moi je ne suis pas assez riche pour acheter des equipements mais je sais mon objectifs est d'avoir mon bac E; pour continuer dans L'ASTROPHYSIQUE. Si quelqu'uns(es) aimerai correspondre avec moi je sais que notre amitié sera exceptionnel. Reponse garantie bonne journée |
2812 - | | | 3753 - Reply from Tiphaine67 , 16 yrs (France) - 2010-08-01
| Je suis, moi aussi, passionnée par les étoiles depuis... un très bon bout de temps ! ^^
Je RÊVE de devenir astrophysicienne. ^^ Je ferai tout ce que je peux pour y parvenir ! |
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I have wanted to be an astronomer ever since I was 7 years old. It all started when me and my cousins went to NASA, there a real astronaut showed me a space ship. later when I was 9 I went to Kennedy's space center. There I went on a space simulator it was awesome!
One day I will be a famous astronomer. I wanted to be an astronomer because I am afreid of heights. Can any of you tell me more about space? Thanks!! |
2730 - | | | 9400 - Reply from Nitirat172 (Thailand) - 2011-06-16
| yeup I want to be astronomer too^_^
and I think that the center of milky way may be a black hole :3 |
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I'm a 19 boy who facing the collsge entrance exam again.Yes,I mean's I faced that once before,but failed.And I decide to try it again.
You know,I am intrested in astronout,and I hope I can be an astronomer in the future.However,I dont know how the work that an astronomer is doing.Who can tell me something about the work that an astronomer shoud do? |
2417 - | | | 3858 - Reply from Hotan0 , 19 yrs (China) - 2010-08-13
| thank you so. but I had been decided to study Internationnal buessines in the college. |
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2417 - | | | 3807 - Reply from Xavian164 , 11 yrs (USA) - 2010-08-05
| Astronomers study space through a telacope! (genral) |
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salut à tous je voudrais savoir si quelqu un connaitrais une universite d'astronomie dans le sud de l'europe et aussi pourrais je avoir les emails des correspondants francophones anglophones
merci |
2107 - | | | 3571 - Reply from primael203 (Burkina Faso) - 2010-07-06
| hello!malheureusement je ne connais pas d'universite d'astronomie en europe du sud.mais d'abord il faut que tu aies ton bac avant de choisir la branche que tu voudrais etudier.
allez!bon courage a nous,bonne journee a toi! |
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I just ADORE astronomy. I have a tiny telescope and when I look at the top of the Spire (It's a giant pole in the middle of Dublin, Ireland. Te top and middle of it light up at night), it's like looking at a group of powerful, beautiful stars. And here is some information:
Stars look white, but are in fact red, yellow and blue.
Blue is the hottest, at more than 10,000 degree celsius,
Red is the coldest, at either 2,000 or 4,000 degree celsius. |
1617 - | | | 2077 - Reply from Rachel61 , 13 yrs (Barbados) - 2009-12-26
| luv stars i have a telescope but only couple lens bulding one soon |
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I don't know why just a few people get here.
I really want to be an astronomer. My preference is to find out if the universe becomes larger or not.
I am now involved in an astronomy club in my senior high school I love to join it because I can use telescopes.
hufffff,, I haven't had my own one...
Hopefully I have one soon.
By the way, why do you guys want to be an astronomer?
And I want to ask you guys a question, is the price of telescopes expensive, guys? |
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1534 - | | | 10843 - Reply from Parnia251 , 16 yrs (Iran) - 2011-08-10
| First of all~~~> I don't have any idea about the price of a telescope!=D But I wanna buy one.
I'm really fascinated in astronomy.Love to be an astronomer.I like to study habitable planets,cosmic holes,dark matter,galaxies & so on!!
Astronomy is a different science.It's wonderful.People may say :: "come on!what is the usage of observing stars?!" But it's more than these things.For instants Astronomy helps scientists to doubt on accepted scientific facts. |
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1534 - | | | 8529 - Reply from Fedila55 , 16 yrs (Ethiopia) - 2011-05-16
| hey there! how are you? I think I could give ya my telescope as a gift. would you like to take it? its not that much expensive for me!!!!!!!!!!!! hey i was just kidding. i don't have any either. |
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1534 - | | | 2731 - Reply from Abirami231 , 10 yrs (USA) - 2010-03-20
| A good telescope is about $100- $500. A big nice lab one like i have is about $1000- $5000. |
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1534 - | | | 2078 - Reply from Rachel61 , 13 yrs (USA) - 2009-12-26
| yes they our like a cheep backyard one 100 to 300$ a nice lab one about 1000$ or more |
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1534 - | | | 1616 - Reply from Sophie134 , 11 yrs (Ireland) - 2009-10-11
| If it's a big, proper one then yes, it would be around 50-300 (whatever your currency is). But a real one that is only little, but works the it would work around 10-30 (whatever currency). My currency is euro and I got one in my school Book Fair for 18 euro. But it is very good. |
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1534 - | | | 1557 - Reply from Henri48 , 22 yrs (France) - 2009-09-30
| To answer your question: yes. I have a good telescope but I do not have many lenses. A telescope is expensive but lenses even more. But good lenses assure good observations... So yes, make observations with his own equipment is very expensive. Sorry... |
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I love astronomy ! This is a science that is evolving and can make new discoveries each time. But astronomy is primarily one of the finest science because it is the only one who can give so wonderful dreams when we see the beauty of space! My preference? The mystery of black holes ! And you ?...
J'adore l'astronomie ! Voilà une science qui ne cesse d'évoluer et permet de faire de nouvelles découvertes à chaque instant. Mais l'astronomie est surtout l'une des plus belles sciences car c'est la seule qui est capable de nous faire autant rêver quand on voit la beauté de l'espace ! Ma préférence ? Le mystère des trous noirs ! Et vous ?... |
1476 - | | | 36161 - Reply from Marius224 (France) - 2018-11-09
| Ma préférence est :
connaître les etoiles |
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1476 - | | | 2732 - Reply from Abirami231 , 10 yrs (USA) - 2010-03-20
| My favorite thing about space is the galaxies. |
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astronomy is a wonderful subject to get involved in. if you make a discovery of any kind, you get at least 15 minuets of fame! = ) |
1060 - | | | 1535 - Reply from adiputri58 , 16 yrs (Indonesia) - 2009-09-26
| yeah, make a discovery of astronomy makes famous, but the time needed to get a discovery also eats your age :D |
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Hi! Hmmm...there're a few people want to be Astronomers. :)
I really like Astronomy. |
1016 - | | | 18327 - Reply from Fayaz 0 (India) - 2012-09-04
| I tooooo wana b an astronomer but how, dont know |
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1016 - | | | 2195 - Reply from yacouba28 , 16 yrs (Burkina Faso) - 2010-01-10
| hi, every body!
i want really to be an astronomer!
since i like it i want seomeone who like it too
to change ideas.
i've a quetion:why people never to hear it? |
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1016 - | | | 2015 - Reply from sammy255 , 14 yrs (Bangladesh) - 2009-12-16
| Yah. I know. astronomy is fascinating but its sad such less people are interested in it. I find it amazing. Its wonderful, and there's no limit to how much about space you can learn about. I loved it since when I was 6 years old.
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Je sais. l'astronomie est fascinant, mais son triste exemple moins de gens s'intéressent à elle. Je trouve cela incroyable. Ses merveilleuses, et il n'y a pas de limite à la quantité de l'espace que vous pouvez sur apprendre. Je l'ai aimé depuis quand j'avais 6 ans. |
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1016 - | | | 1460 - Reply from anonymous2 (USA) - 2009-09-13
| Definetely the best physics specification out there! |
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1016 - | | | 1114 - Reply from Angel247 (USA) - 2009-07-12
| yea me too :] |
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hey alexandra,what do u think 'bout this job? |
Matt,have you got a telescope? |
404 - | | | 705 - Reply from jessika132 (USA) - 2009-04-24
| Yes |
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404 - | | | 487 - Reply from joshua147 , 10 yrs (Great Britain) - 2009-03-15
| astronomer a great job take it on. |
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