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From the Backyard: Ghosts, The Milky Way Core and The Forbidden Emission Line
This past week, our unusually stable weather pattern has continued in Wisconsin. What does that mean? Clear and crisp skies with no Moon! These are the…
ESO telescope captures the most detailed infrared map ever of our Milky Way – and Vatican Observatory Astronomers Contributed!
Vatican Observatory Astronomers Contributed to the Creation of the Most Detailed Infrared Map of the Milky Way
Astrology, Nucleosynthesis & the Media
If we endorse a system of belief like astrology that rejects basic science, we cannot then credibly endorse more complex science.
From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science Pages — Modern Scientific Thought in Santa Fe, Quito, and Caracas, 1736–1803
From the Faith & Science Resource Center: Science and politics in Latin America in the 18th century.
From the Backyard: I Finally Found the Elephant at the Zenith of the Room!
Okay, a little click bait – the Elephant’s Trunk Nebula wasn’t at the zenith point of the sky last night, but I finally imaged this emission…
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Dr. Francis Collins explores his faith and science (PBS NewsHour)
A new entry for the Vatican Observatory Faith & Science Resource Center: Francis Collins on science, wisdom, Genesis, Augustine, and Truth.
From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science Pages — Modern Scientific Thought in Santa Fe, Quito, and Caracas, 1736–1803
From the Faith & Science Resource Center: Science and politics in Latin America in the 18th century.
From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science pages (Younger Readers) — Maria Mitchell: The Soul of an Astronomer
From the Faith & Science Resource Center (Younger Readers): Readers of all ages will enjoy this book about America’s first professional woman astronomer.
How I got to NASA (the Charles F. Bolden, Jr. story)
A new entry for the Vatican Observatory Faith & Science Resource Center (Younger Readers): The story of how Charles Bolden came to pilot the Shuttle.
From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science Pages — Maximilian Hell: A Legacy in Transit
From the Faith & Science Resource Center: Rudolf Maximilian Hell was a Jesuit astronomer who worked on the Transit of Venus of 1769.
From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science pages (Younger Readers) — Reaching for the Moon: The Autobiography of NASA Mathematician Katherine Johnson
From the Faith & Science Resource Center (Younger Readers): Katherine Johnson of NASA discusses her work and her family and faith.
