Mars

• Livestream Commentary: Mars Perseverance Entry, Descent, and Landing
• Watch the MAVEN Launch With Me: Monday at 10am Pacific
• Mars Rover Rocker-Bogie Differential
• Soil on Mars Honors Around the Americas
• Which Way to Mars?
• Communicating With Mars
• Spirit at Troy
• Why Is Rust Red?
• Mineral Indications of Water
• A Challenge for Artists! Spirit at Troy
• Stationary Science: Spirit at Troy
• Mars Calendar
• Martian Adventures: A Tale of Two Robots
• Dunes on Mars - New HiRISE Images
• Magnetotactic Bacteria
• Magnetotactic Bacteria from Mars?
• Thanksgiving and Astronomy
• Answering Questions: Life on Mars?
• Mars as Big as the Moon 09 #2
• Mars as Big as the Moon (2009 edition) - Still Not True
• Vacations to Mars and Pacific Science Center
• Short. Life on Mars?
• Phoenix Epitaph Contest!
• Snow Falling on ... Mars
• Mars Hoax, Again Again and Again
• Mars Has Water - Yes, Again
• Ice on Mars! Umm... duh...
• Phoenix Landing
• Mars Hoax Again
• Mars Has Water ...

2012

• My Favorite Maya Mythology and Astronomy
• Thanksgiving and Astronomy
• 2012 - The (2009) Movie
• Video: 2012 and Lecture: The Moon
• 2012
• Talk Coming Up! 2012: the Movie, the Astronomy, and the Hoax!

Art

• Astronomy Books for the Very Young
• Spirit at Troy
• A Challenge for Artists! Spirit at Troy
• And the Winner Is ....
• Deadline is approaching ...
• Icon Competition!

Astronomical Society of the Pacific

The History of Alice’s AstroInfo

• Upcoming Nova in Corona Borealis
• Eclipse Events and Resources 2023-2024
• Social Media Locations
• Seasonal Sunset Watches
• Livestream Commentary: Mars Perseverance Entry, Descent, and Landing
• Crew Dragon Splashdown: Sunday August 2, 11:15am Pacific
• Comet NEOWISE (C/2020 F3) from West Seattle
• #LaunchAmerica Live Commentary: SpaceX Demo-2 test flight of Crew Dragon
• Seasonal Sunset Watches!
• March 20 Spring Equinox Sunset Watch -- 2019
• December 21 Winter Solstice Sunset Watch -- 2018
• September 19 Fall Equinox Sunset Watch -- 2018
• June 16 Summer Solstice Sunset Watch -- 2018
• March 20 Spring Equinox Sunset Watch -- 2018
• December 21 Winter Solstice Sunset Watch--2017
• September 22 Fall Equinox Sunset Watch--2017
• June 20 Summer Solstice Sunset Watch --2017
• March 20 Spring Equinox Sunset Watch -- 2017
• December 21 Winter Solstice Sunset Watch -- 2016
• September 22 Fall Equinox Sunset Watch -- 2016
• June 20 Summer Solstice Sunset Watch -- 2016
• March 19 Spring Equinox Sunset Watch -- 2016
• LIGO Gravitational Wave Detection - KOMO Radio Interview
• December 21st Winter Solstice Sunset Watch - 2015
• September 23 Fall Equinox Sunset Watch - 2015
• Aurora Viewing from Seattle -- Basic Tips
• Where Should You Go for Stargazing or to watch the Perseids?
• Make Your Own Pluto Globe (MAPS as of 7-16-2015!)
• EVENT: Plutopalooza Phone Home
• June 20 Summer Solstice Sunset Watch - 2015
• Aurora Alert: March 17, 2015 G4 Storm
• Spring Equinox Sunset Watch - 2015
• Conjunction, Seattle, Today 2-21-2015 5:30pm
• Winter Solstice Sunset Watch - 2014
• Where to Find AstroInfo?
• Fall Equinox Sunset Watch with Preschool Activities! - 2014
• Aurora Alert? Where to find more info
• Interview with KOMO Radio - July 2014
• Summer Solstice Sunset Watch - 2014
• Which Binoculars Should I Buy? - 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast
• Which Binoculars? - 365 Days of Astronomy
• Spring Equinox Sunset Watch - 2014
• More Exoplanets!
• How Many Times Can One Spacecraft Leave the Solar System? - 365 Days of Astronomy
• Go to West Seattle Blog this week...
• Winter Solstice Sunset Watch - 2013
• Comet ISON from Seattle, after Perihelion (November 28)
• Watch the MAVEN Launch With Me: Monday at 10am Pacific
• Comet ISON from Seattle
• Fall Equinox Sunset Watch - 2013 - Toddler Special and ISON Q&A
• BREAKING NEWS: Possible Nova in Delphinus
• Summer Solstice Sunset Watch - 2013
• What If We Had No Moon? (Oblivion Spoilers)
• Where is Comet PanSTARRS? (Estimating the Sky in Degrees)
• Photo of Comet PanSTARRS from West Seattle: Through the Clouds
• Spring Equinox Sunset Watch -- 2013
• Too Many Meteors? Nah.
• Russian Meteor [Update]
• Russian Meteor
• Comet PanSTARRS
• 2012 DA14: Alice on KOMO Radio
• Incoming: Asteroid 2012 DA14
• Astronomy Books for the Very Young
• Green Meteor Over Seattle
• My Favorite Maya Mythology and Astronomy
• Winter Solstice Sunset Watch - 2012 (NOT the end of the world)
• Henrietta Swan Leavitt... and Dolls
• Fall Equinox Sunset Watch 2012
• Curiosity on Mars Memes
• Curiosity Lands on Mars!
• NASA vs. The Olympics--Inspiring or Ho-Hum?
• Mars Landing Watch at The Kenney
• Mars Rover Rocker-Bogie Differential
• Summer Solstice Sunset Watch 2012
• Transit of Venus -- Seattle Report (Yes, we saw it!)
• Transit of Venus Viewing - Solstice Park
• Transit of Venus - Tuesday, June 5, 2012
• Annular Solar Eclipse - Sunday May 20, 2012
• Partial Solar Eclipse Viewing 2012 - Solstice Park
• Spring Equinox Sunset Watch 2012
• The Eddy and the Plankton
• Winter Solstice Sunset Watch 2011
• Worlds of Stone: 11/23/2011
• Worlds of Stone: 11/08/2011
• Worlds of Stone: 10/25/2011
• Carnival of Space #220
• Worlds of Stone: 10/19/2011
• Worlds of Stone, Worlds Unknown: NASA Investigates Mercury and the Asteroid Belt
• My Star Exploded Last Week
• Neutrinos Faster than Light?
• UARS Re-entry
• Autumn Equinox Sunset Watch 2011
• Last-Minute Stargazing - Comet Garradd and Supernova PTF11kly in Galaxy M101
• Live Commentary - Last Shuttle Launch
• Rare Lunar Eclipse - June 15, 2011
• Summer Solstice Sunset Watch - 2011
• Seasons "Cheat Sheet"
• Spring Equinox Sunset Watch - 2011
• Valentines: Stardust-NExT and Tempel 1
• Depressing Historic Events in the Space Program
• Visiting AAS - An Intern's View
• Caving in to Peer Pressure: Astrology
• Kepler 10b
• Thunderstorms and Gamma Ray Flashes?!
• Hanny's Voorwerp - now in HST!
• Storm on Saturn - with a Tail
• Sunset Watch a Success!
• Solstice Lunar Eclipse, 2010 -- from Seattle
• Winter Solstice Sunset Watch - 2010
• Astrobiology: Arsenic & New Bacteria
• International Observe the Moon Night - 2010
• Autumn Equinox Sunset Viewing - 2010
• Red Light and Night Vision
• Mars as Big as the Moon - 2010
• July-August 2010
• Soil on Mars Honors Around the Americas
• Summer Solstice Sunset – 2010
• Kepler Mission: Basic Background
• Comet McNaught
• IKAROS - Japan's Solar Sail
• Carnival of Space #153
• Stargazing
• Space Missions You Really Should Know
• Iapetus and the Cassini Regio: 365 Days of Astronomy
• May-June 2010 Sky
• Particle Aquarium
• Iceland Volcano - Eyjafjöll (April 14, 2010)
• Science with a Twist, Astronomy Day, and Carnival of Space
• Earthquakes and the Length of a Day
• Carnival of Space #147
• Earth-Centered Events
• Expanding Your Horizons
• Ada Lovelace Day Featuring: Pamela Gay
• Carnival of Space & Link
• Wednesday, March 17, 2010
• Monday, March 15, 2010
• Hubble 3D vs Life
• Spring Equinox Sunset - 2010
• Wednesday, March 10, 2010
• Carnival #144
• Monday, March 8, 2010
• Wednesday, March 3
• Last-Minute Stargazing Tonight - West Seattle
• Monday, March 1, 2010
• March-April 2010 Sky
• Spring
• Wednesday, February 24, 2010
• Monday, February 22, 2010
• Which Way to Mars?
• Feed Trouble
• Moon over West Seattle
• Communicating With Mars
• Spirit at Troy
• Why Is Rust Red?
• The Rocket and the Sundog
• Wednesday, February 17, 2010
• Wednesday, February 10, 2010
• Mineral Indications of Water
• Monday, February 8, 2010
• Wednesday, February 3, 2010
• Monday, February 1, 2010
• Carnival of Space #139
• Carnival of Space #138
• Wednesday, January 27, 2010
• Monday, January 25, 2010
• Wednesday, January 20, 2010
• Wednesday, January 13, 2010
• Monday, January 11, 2010
• Wednesday, January 6, 2010
• Monday, January 4, 2010
• Astronomy 100 - Winter 2010 - SSCC
• A Challenge for Artists! Spirit at Troy
• Stationary Science: Spirit at Troy
• Mars Calendar
• Martian Adventures: A Tale of Two Robots
• Dunes on Mars - New HiRISE Images
• Dark Days of Winter: 365 Days of Astronomy
• Cooking In Space
• Carnival of Space #134
• January-February 2010 Sky
• Jay O'Callahan and the NASA Story
• Winter Solstice Sunset - 2009
• Magnetotactic Bacteria
• Geminids at the Seattle Christmas Ship
• Answering Questions: Life on Other Planets?
• West Seattle Stargazing Tonight - Solstice Park 12/7/2009
• 2009 Gift Guide
• Magnetotactic Bacteria from Mars?
• Links for December 2
• Thanksgiving and Astronomy
• November-December 2009
• More Happenings!
• Huge New NASA Photos at Pacific Science Center
• Image Unveiling Celebration at Pacific Science Center
• The Moon Has Water
• Answering Questions: Life on Mars?
• 2012 - The (2009) Movie
• Video: 2012 and Lecture: The Moon
• 2012
• November 2009
• Talk Coming Up! 2012: the Movie, the Astronomy, and the Hoax!
• Carnival of Space #124
• Alice's AstroInfo Videocast and TV Interview
• LCROSS Impact
• Carnivals #121-123
• Binocular Mount
• MESSENGER's 3rd Flyby of Mercury
• Equinox Event
• September-October Sky 2009
• Quick Updates: Kepler, Saturn, Perseids, Jupiter
• Some Links
• Carnival of Space
• A Puzzle and Two Carnivals
• July-August Sky, 2009
• Two Carnivals (107 and 108)
• Solstice Park, West Seattle
• Animal Astronomy
• Mars as Big as the Moon 09 #2
• Mars as Big as the Moon (2009 edition) - Still Not True
• A Few Good Links
• AstroInfo is One Year Old!
• Carnival of Space (#101, #102)
• Sunspots
• May-June Sky
• Smithsonian Photography Contest
• Carnival of Space #100
• Earth Revealed: Astronomy Day 2009 at Pacific Science Center
• Logo
• Carnival of Space #99
• GPS Satellites
• Scientists Who Work in Astronomy-Related Fields Needed
• Vacations to Mars and Pacific Science Center
• Carnival of Space #96
• American Moon Illusion
• Ada Lovelace Day and Carnivals of Space
• NASA Update
• Earth Hour
• New Home! Welcome!
• Planets Cards!
• NASA Mission Madness
• Comet Lulin
• March is Imminent!
• Carnival of Space #91 and a Side Note
• 365 Days of Astronomy
• Carnival of Love! .... I mean, Space!
• Bright Stars Tonight
• Let it Be Known ...
• Links from Class
• Heat: We're Doing it Wrong!
• Short. Life on Mars?
• Dark Energy
• Carnival of Space #85 and #86
• Blog Awards
• January-February Sky
• Calendrical Conundrums
• The Star of Bethlehem
• Carnival of Space #84
• Road Quality, West Seattle
• Aliens? Yes. UFOs? No.
• Carnival of Space #80, #81, #82, and #83
• Rainbows and Stars
• The Real Deal: Space Pens
• Carl Sagan's Cosmos
• Tyson's Speech
• What Do You Want for Christmas?
• Carnival of Space #79
• Exoplanets Photographed!
• And the Winner Is ....
• Deadline is approaching ...
• Carnival of Space #77 ... or is #78?
• November-December Sky
• Gender Analyzer
• Phoenix Epitaph Contest!
• Carnival of Space #77
• Density Waves: What's Up with Galactic Spiral Arms?
• Carnival of Space #76(?)
• Icon Competition!
• Astronomy 100 Texts, Anyone?
• Snow Falling on ... Mars
• Planets and Moons (from the BA)
• Carnival of Space #75
• The Next Carnival of Space (#73)
• NEW Images from Mercury!!
• ISS Baby
• Moon Mission - The Music Video
• Lucy is SO AWESOME
• Carnival of Space: October 2, 2008
• What Telescope Should I Buy?
• Two Ways to Support AstroInfo
• No Podcasts
• A List of Dwarf Planets
• Seattleites: Come to Science with a Twist!
• Why I Believe (In Dark Matter)
• DNA Rap
• PCR R&B
• I had to share ...
• Astrobiology Rap
• Rockets Bursting in Air
• Mars Hoax, Again Again and Again
• Do You Write About Astronomy?
• Planetary Alignment
• Mars Has Water - Yes, Again
• ALICE looks at collisions of lead ions
• The Pluto Debate Rolls On
• Thanks Mike Brown!
• A New (Dwarf) Planet!
• Retrograde Motion
• July-August Sky
• Stargazing Opportunities
• AstroInfo - Now Served in Audacious Audio!
• The Ugly Ducklings: Composition of Uranus and Neptune
• Ice on Mars! Umm... duh...
• At ASP
• Updating ...
• We Caught One! SWIFT Sees a Supernova!
• A Series of Questions (II)
• Phoenix Landing
• Asteroid 2007 TU24 NOT Going to Hit the Earth
• Diffraction Spikes, or Why Stars Have Points
• Comet Holmes (a.k.a. 17P)
• Sputnik's 50th
• What's Up with the Shuttle?
• Mars Hoax Again
• Quasars vs Pulsars
• Exo-Earth around Gliese 581?
• The Tropics
• Stellar Clusters
• What is Hawking Radiation?
• A Series of Questions (I)
• Mercury at Greatest Elongation 2007
• March Lunar Eclipse
• Chandra Sees Kepler's Supernova
• Polaris: A Cepheid Variable
• Winter Solstice 2006 -- Dark Days of Winter
• Mars Has Water ...
• What is a Planet?
• Aurigid Meteor Shower

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