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Antonio Rosa Campos

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Member Since: May 2011

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Dear friends!

This month, I can not stop publishing the blog and Sky Observers, the interesting themes:

The Sky in July 2011.
link: http://skyandobservers.blogspot.com/2011/06/o-ceu-do-mes-julho-2011.html
Preview: This month is still visible in the sky night the planet Saturn, displaying his majestic ring and his entourage of moons, although other planets can be viewed in the early morning hours.

The sunlight Occultation of Mars in 2011.
link: http://skyandobservers.blogspot.com/2011/06/ocultacao-diurna-de-marte-em-2011.html
Preview: Even if it is observable only a small part of South America (Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Ecuador and Peru), so even under intense sunlight, is ideal observers in these regions seek the observational record.

History of astronomy - "The plurality of Inhabited Worlds".
link: http://skyandobservers.blogspot.com/2011/06/historias-da-astronomia-pluraridade-dos.html
Preview: The text of the astronomer Travnik Nelson (Americana and Piracicaba Observatories - Brasil), addresses the 19th century France, where Camille Flammarion in his work: "The plurality of Inhabited Worlds" and treated by Josep Urbain Leverrier (Mathematician discoverer of the planet Neptune) of "Poet".

Observational Campaign "Meteoros de la LIADA
Link: http://skyandobservers.blogspot.com/2011/06/campana-de-la-seccion-meteoros-de-la.html
Preview: Observational Project campaign observational meteor of LIADA (Iberoamericana Astronomical League).

If you want, we posted a song you hear while doing this reading.

Come on?

Antonio Campos
Astronomy Groups
CEAMIG - REA/Brazil y AWB