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von Kármán Lecture Series
Moons: The Weirdest Planets In Our Solar System
Presented by Dr. Bonnie Buratti
JPL Senior Research Scientist
Tune in at 9 p.m. CST on Thursday, July 22, 2010
and again on
Friday, July 23, 2010
(requires RealPlayer).

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Occultation Special Interest Group (OIG)


The Occultation SIG is a special section of the SAAA devoted to observers who enjoy observing the occultations by the Moon, asteroids, and other bodies in the solar system, as well as transits by the moons of Jupiter and planets across the Sun. The moderator is Rick Frankenberger

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Occultation: the obscuration of one celestial body by another of greater apparent diameter, especially the passage of the Moon in front of a star or planet. - from the Astronomical Almanac.

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