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    Do you like pictures of outer space? Are you fascinated by the unbelievable beauty of some of the photographs of the universe? Then the Astronomy Calendar 2010 is probably a must have for you ;-)
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    Astronomy calendars are a wonderful way to get in touch with this field of science and can awaken the interest in space in kids and adults alike…

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    1. Samira from Low Blood Pre
      Posted 13. November 2008 at 13:09 | Permalink
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      Its an amazing picture, I like it very much, so now I want to have this calendar.

    2. admin
      Posted 13. November 2008 at 13:36 | Permalink
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      Hi Samira
      Feel free to order it, amazon will send it in just a few days ;-)

    3. Posted 21. January 2009 at 20:54 | Permalink
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      There are so many amazing pictures of space in that calender it is amazing. I’ve always been very interested in space and the unknown.

    4. Rony from photoshop
      Posted 25. March 2009 at 02:18 | Permalink
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      Great calendar. I already have one :)

      Ronys last blog post..Adobe Photoshop – veido bildes k profesionlis

    5. Frank Lynch from WebpageFX
      Posted 16. October 2009 at 07:08 | Permalink
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      wow, those are awesome, i m researching now on astronomy and big bang theories, i would like to know more about it, so that i can prepare my dissertation very well on it, thanks for sharing it.

    6. Dave Sappers from Web Design
      Posted 26. October 2009 at 13:03 | Permalink
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      Yeah Frank me too, i m also doing my post graduate on it, and want to learn more on it, i hope so this book and collection of several pictures will give me some ideas.

    7. Posted 2. November 2009 at 12:35 | Permalink
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      The Hubble pictures have been just amazing. I love to look at them myself and now I get to talk about space with my kids, which is just great!

    8. Posted 4. November 2009 at 01:31 | Permalink
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      Thats a great tip, I really like images like that there is so much going on in them. I have various screen savers / wall paper images and a couple of books but I never thought of getting an astronomy calendar.

      I followed your links and saw another popular one is from the Hubble telescople, that looks pretty cool too, dare I say better than the one you wrote about!

      Jez
      .-= Jez´s last blog ..Mobile Phone Free Laptop =-.

    9. Jason edwards from Foot Fungus
      Posted 4. November 2009 at 10:22 | Permalink
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      Recently i’ve been through STELLARIUM tool which gives amazing 3d view of space and galaxies, but i could not take snap from them, but i’ve found all those pictures here what i was looking for. Thanks

    10. Adam Talbot from Laminate Worktops
      Posted 14. November 2009 at 12:37 | Permalink
      10

      Thanks for sharing this E-book, but from where can i download it or do i need to buy it from Amazon ?

    11. admin
      Posted 14. November 2009 at 14:12 | Permalink
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      This is not an e-book. It is a real paper calendar you can hang on the wall – so there is no download, get it from amazon ;-)

    12. Charlie from discount shoes online
      Posted 19. November 2009 at 13:07 | Permalink
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      After watching 2012, i m really interested to learn something on Black Hole. Everybody says that earth will extinct soon and reason for this will be shrinking of galaxies, hope i can better know them from pictures in the Book.

    13. admin
      Posted 19. November 2009 at 22:46 | Permalink
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      Hi Charlie

      I fear I have to disappoint you – there are no pictures of black holes in the calendar…mostly because you cannot see them.
      But there is good news, too, the world will most probably not be extinct anytime soon, at least not by shrinking galaxies – those processes usually tend to take a few million years…

      Mike

    14. George from UK Homeowner Loans
      Posted 20. November 2009 at 18:05 | Permalink
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      I m eager too to know the concept of black hole after 2012 movie, people says earth will extinct soon by colliding with sun, May be I can get more clear idea about the shrinking of galaxies that scientist are talking about.

    15. admin
      Posted 20. November 2009 at 23:16 | Permalink
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      Don’t worry – sun and earth are not going to collide anytime soon…

    16. Pam Garritt from Mount plasma tv on wall
      Posted 25. November 2009 at 06:32 | Permalink
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      In Hinduism, Astronomy calendar has a special place in individual’s life, it is said that human beings and their mind work on collaboration with planetorial movements, I am so eager to know more about it, let’s see if I can find something more interesting from this pictures.

    17. Cee Jay from Gold Coast
      Posted 20. December 2009 at 12:15 | Permalink
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      “I love understanding the size and scale of things, the motions of the Universe, the interaction of objects through gravity, electromagnetism, and collisions.”

    18. Posted 30. December 2009 at 15:08 | Permalink
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      astronomy is so visually appealing as well! Colorful stars, wispy, ethereal nebulae, galactic vistas sprawling out across our telescopes… it’s art no matter how you look at it. And our techniques for viewing the heavens gets better every year; our telescopes get bigger, our cameras more sensitive, and our robotic probes visit distant realms, getting close-up shots that remind us that these are not just planets and moons; they’re worlds.

    19. Tim from The Best List
      Posted 18. January 2010 at 14:07 | Permalink
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      For any mind that wonders what is beyond our immediate vision, this calendar is for you. I recently got one of these and it piques my interests everyday as I realize what is beyond are existence!
      .-= Tim@The Best List´s last blog ..Best Laptop Computer =-.

    20. Fred from Alcoholism Blog
      Posted 21. January 2010 at 11:16 | Permalink
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      I have always been fascinated to the almost everything in the universe. When I was struggling to cope up with my alcoholism, I spent time stargazing on my roof after dinner. This picture is a great way of “motivating yourself” to the beauty of nature to be able to feel great inside and outside.

    21. Posted 22. January 2010 at 04:49 | Permalink
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      Not exactly my picks for the best of 2009. Some of the most important astronomical images don’t really look like much. A mere smudge or sparkle on an image could be a galaxy at the edge of creation or an asteroid the size of Delaware.

    22. admin
      Posted 22. January 2010 at 17:24 | Permalink
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      Hi John
      I guess the pictures were chosen by beauty and not astronomical importance…

      Mike

    23. Posted 17. February 2010 at 08:06 | Permalink
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      Wow this calendar is wonderful I seen it for the first time the images in the calendar is amazing. Saturn looks too good in the calendar. Astronomy science is very interesting there so much to learn from space and universe.

    24. Posted 23. February 2010 at 10:09 | Permalink
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      Woo the calendar is very good I like planets very much and now we have calendar. I used to see sky in the night I sleep on terries to see stars. And about Astronomy I do not know much I like to read about it mare

    25. Posted 4. March 2010 at 05:52 | Permalink
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      I like astronomical calendar very much. As a child I like planets very much. I like to know about stars and planets. I like to buy this calendar. Can anyone tell me from where I can buy this calendar.

    26. admin
      Posted 4. March 2010 at 08:36 | Permalink
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      Hi
      Just click on the picture and youll be taken to amazon and can buy the calender.

      Mike

    27. Posted 11. March 2010 at 07:37 | Permalink
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      woo what a beautiful calender is here. I like astronomical calendar very much. i would like to buy one and i will gift it to my young brother he likes to read about planets and stars, he will like this calender very much and thank you for posting it.

    28. Posted 21. April 2010 at 21:45 | Permalink
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      Hi,
      I like the sentence that ended the post that Astronomy calendars can awaken the interest in space in kids. I think that teaching the subject of space for kids are a pefect way to mix fun and educational ideas and it can bring wonderful space activites time.
      .-= Space Activities´s last blog ..Activities for kids about space and astronomy =-.

    29. Alan from Power Ranger
      Posted 7. May 2010 at 11:27 | Permalink
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      The picture you have selected from the calendar is fantastic. Even though we have just hit May I am going to get one of the calendars as the pictures from previous months will look great on my wall. And as you say this is a wonderful way of introducing people to this aspect of science.
      .-= Alan @ Power Ranger ´s last blog ..Disclaimer =-.

    30. renan from wallpapers for
      Posted 26. May 2010 at 03:31 | Permalink
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      OH MY GOD!
      THIS IS JUST AMAZING!
      THIS PICTURES ARE GREAT
      HOW CAN THE UNIVERSE CAN BE SO BEAUTIFULL RIGHT?
      JUST LOVED!

    31. Posted 6. July 2010 at 19:06 | Permalink
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      Outer Space truly is beautiful…

    32. Posted 23. August 2010 at 16:18 | Permalink
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      Outer space is the closest natural approximation of a perfect vacuum. It has effectively no friction, allowing stars, planets and moons to move freely along ideal gravitational trajectories. I am also amazed at the wonder of the outer space. In fact, I dream of becoming an astronaut when I was a kid, so I can see the outer space and universe in a closer encounter.

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