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Cost of the War in Iraq


[05/7/2007] Winning the Oil Endgame

[03/15/2006] The Most Powerful Bomb Ever Constructed

[03/14/2006] Valles Marineris

[11/15/2005] THE "REAL DEAL" ON ENERGY

[10/28/2003] Smell the Roses

[12/9/2002] The Great Molasses Flood

[10/12/2002] Deep Fields

[10/10/2002] International Space Station and Atlantis in an 8" telescope

[09/29/2002] Life on Venus?

[09/22/2002] Indigo Buntings & Ursa Major

[09/22/2002] Bye-Bye Moon

[08/22/2002] Ethan's Asteroid

[06/12/2002 - updated 2/17/05] Local Astrophotographs

[04/10/2002] Windblown Rocks?

[08/20/2001] Sachel Paige quote

[04/27/2001] Gold

[04/26/2001] Mark Twain

[03/23/2001] Star Gazing - Henry Van Dyke

[02/20/2001] Earth (USA) at Night

[02/18/2001] Plato's Play

[02/16/2001] Andromeda Galaxy (M-31)

[02/16/2001] Burnham's Quote
Fact: The largest snowflakes on record fell Jan. 28, 1878 in Montana, and measured 15" across and 8" thick.

The invention of the snow shovel closely followed this event.

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