All posts for the month August, 2009

Terrestrial Craters You Can Visit in the Midwest

(based on a presentation given 8-3-2009 to the Warren Astronomical Society) Yep, Earth is a planet too! Many of us think Earth is separate from the solar system, but au contraire! Earth is also subject to all the phenomena that is exerted on all the other planets, including collisions with dust, rocks, asteroids, and comets. […]

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by gwkuchera on August 5, 2009 • Permalink

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Posted by gwkuchera on August 5, 2009

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