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Fireworks, Saturn, Mars, and RegulusSaturday, July 5, 2008
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Jason Lindsey is an award winning Outreach Science Educator for the Bootheel Youth Museum in Malden, MO. Each year Lindsey performs science experiments at hundreds of schools and community events. Lindsey's science segment "Hooked on Science" airs on television stations across America and has earned awards for outstanding science coverage.
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Ole Snooty obviously has never gotten to know some of our friends and animals up there in the night. About a week ago, a police officer was quoted as saying all the activity he was observing was due to a full moon. The problem was, there wasn't any full moon, as the new moon appeared the third of July. Keep up the good work. Me an' Coby 'preciate it!
Thanks Snooty_McHandbags!