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We keep our star talk down to earth! Beginning stargazers, professional astronomers, armchair astronauts and the cosmologically curious are all invited to join us. Galaxies Astronomy Club was founded in 1994.
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11/20/15
Another image of the "Bagnold dunes" (in the distance) where @MarsCuriosity is heading: pic.twitter.com/oAIdEFV2XR
— Catherine Q. (@CatherineQ) November 20, 2015
11/20/15
Mars' sand dunes are large, active and quite beautiful - as in this photo showing dark dune in middle distance: pic.twitter.com/yGhdAoVQC7
— Catherine Q. (@CatherineQ) November 20, 2015
11/22/15
[RPT] Phobos: Doomed Moon of Mars: https://t.co/J5S6gVB4ur (follow link for explanation) pic.twitter.com/xRN5qAiXqx
— Astro Pic Of The Day (@apod) November 22, 2015
12/20/15
Sol 1197 mastcam pic.twitter.com/6iLG1m99Dd
— Lars (@LarsTheWanderer) December 20, 2015
12/20/15
Sol 1197 mastcam pic.twitter.com/qNalzBWGDa
— Lars (@LarsTheWanderer) December 20, 2015
12/20/15
Sol 1197 mastcam images via @MidnightPlanets pic.twitter.com/UXz57WIYIC
— Lars (@LarsTheWanderer) December 20, 2015
12/28/15
These purple rocks and sand dunes on Mars are unlike anything NASA has seen before https://t.co/3wLSfP77K3
— Anousheh Ansari (@AnoushehAnsari) December 28, 2015
1/30/16
Phobos, moon of Mars. July 2013. From Mars Express.https://t.co/bq22Sis5Qg pic.twitter.com/wMUONOJVQp
— RidingWithRobots (@ridingrobots) January 30, 2016
2/2/16
It'll still be a while until we actually set foot on Mars, but a new 360-degree panoramic shot of the Red Planet is about the closest you can actually get without hijacking a rocket and heading up there yourself.
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Mars from a height. A very, very high height. https://t.co/zSwNWhTh8E pic.twitter.com/gM0sS5HYY2
— Phil Plait (@BadAstronomer) February 2, 2016