Archive for January, 2009
Dark Matter Comes to St. Cloud State University
Friday, January 30th, 2009 at 10:03 AMOne of our illustrious alumni is returning to St. Cloud State University. We are honored to have Dr. Dan Hooper give a presentation to the public on Thursday, February 26 in the Ritsche Auditorium of Stewart Hall at 7:00 p.m. He will speak to the general public on the topic entitled: “In Search [...]
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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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