Archive for November, 2007
A New Seminar Series in Physics and Astronomy!
Friday, November 2nd, 2007 at 09:48 AMStarting in December, the Department of Physics, Astronomy, and Engineering Sciences at St. Cloud State University (SCSU) is hosting a new seminar series called the Physics and Astronomy Seminar Series or PASS. This seminar series will occur in the evenings for the general public, high school students, University students, and faculty. The topics [...]
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The Comicological Constant 
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Naked Eye Objects currently
over Saint CloudCurrent Position Altitude Azimuth Saturn 52.3° 180.8° M42 0.8° 261.8° M44 49.9° 243.1° M45 3.8° 301.4°
Current Lunar Phase ![[Current Moon]](/Media/lunar.jpg)
(Image Courtesy: US Naval Observatory)Waning Crescent 24.5 days past New Moon
Upcoming Lunar PhasesNew Moon: Mon, Mar 15 1st Quarter: Mon, Mar 22 Full Moon: Tue, Mar 30 3rd Quarter: Tue, Apr 6
Current Solar Activity ![[Current Solar DIsk]](/Media/solar.gif)
Current Sunspot Number:SEC Solar Activity Forecast: Solar activity is expected to be very low for the next three days (10-12 March). (as of 4:01 pm Tuesday) Solar X-rays: 
Geomagnetic Field:
Current Central Minnesota
Aurora Probability:Low Evening Aurora Probabilities:
1% (Tue) 1% (Wed) 1% (Thu)Current Auroral Loop ![[Current POES Map]](/Media/poesNorth.gif)
If you see orange or red over Minnesota, then there are very likely strong aurora currently visible.(Data from NOAA Space Environment Center, SpaceWeather.com, Space Terrestrial Dispatch, and n3kl.org) -
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