SETI bioastro: FW: Skymaps.com Update -- November 2007

From: LARRY KLAES (ljk4_at_msn.com)
Date: Tue Oct 30 2007 - 06:28:04 PDT

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    >From: "Skymaps.com" <mail_at_skymaps.com>
    >To: ljk4_at_msn.com
    >Subject: Skymaps.com Update -- November 2007
    >Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 13:17:12 +0100
    >
    >Welcome to the latest issue of Skymaps.com Update!
    >
    >IN THIS ISSUE:
    > * The Evening Sky Map -- November 2007
    > * Comet 17P/Holmes Explodes!
    > * Astronomy & Space Calendars 2008
    > * Compare Printed Star Atlases
    > * Astronomy a Go-Go! Podcast
    > * Distribution of Printed Handouts
    >
    >-----------------------------------------------
    >THE EVENING SKY MAP -- NOVEMBER 2007
    >
    >The latest issue of The Evening Sky Map is now available!
    >
    >This month's Sky Calendar features:
    > * Comet 17P/Holmes in Perseus (see below)
    > * Leonid and Taurid Meteor Showers
    > * Occultation of Regulus and Antares
    > * Mars continues to increase in brightness and size
    > * plus... the best celestial objects for binoculars, telescope, or using
    >just your eyes.
    >
    >Sky Calendar and event links:
    >http://www.skymaps.com/articles/n0711.html
    >
    >Download The Evening Sky Map:
    >http://www.skymaps.com/downloads.html
    >Click your browser's Reload/Refresh button if you do not see the November
    >2007 links.
    >
    >Kym Thalassoudis
    >http://Skymaps.com
    >Quality sky maps each month to explore, learn & enjoy the night sky.
    >
    >-----------------------------------------------
    >COMET 17P/HOLMES EXPLODES!
    >
    >On October 24th the faint Comet 17P/Holmes suddenly and unexpectedly
    >increased in brightness a million-fold to become an easy night sky object
    >even to the unaided eye. The comet had apparently exploded and it currently
    >presents a bright disk-shaped object in the constellation of Perseus. The
    >unusual comet is an easy object for sky watchers in the northern
    >hemisphere. The comet's location throughout the month is shown on The
    >Evening Sky Map for November 2007 (northern hemisphere). An image gallery
    >for Comet Holmes can be found at:
    >http://spaceweather.com/comets/gallery_holmes.html
    >
    >-----------------------------------------------
    >ASTRONOMY & SPACE CALENDARS 2008
    >
    >Free gift wrap on Calendar purchases of $20 or more!
    >
    >Skywatcher's 2008 Calendar
    >First published in 1997, this award-winning calendar-book has evolved into
    >a unique educational tool and sky chart reference guide for children and
    >adults alike. Vivid color sky charts, daily data, and insightful articles
    >alert you to planetary conjunctions, meteor showers, lunar and solar
    >eclipses, and much more.
    >http://www.skymaps.com/store/cat13.html
    >
    >Astronomy 2008
    >This 12-image collection was compiled by stargazing authority Terence
    >Dickinson, author of NightWatch, who brings a wealth of practical
    >experience to the calendar's daily diary of predicted celestial events,
    >ranging from meteor showers to eclipses.
    >http://www.skymaps.com/38314/
    >
    >More Astronomy & Space Calendars
    >http://www.skymaps.com/store/cat13.html
    >
    >-----------------------------------------------
    >COMPARE PRINTED STAR ATLASES
    >
    >Quickly compare the key features of all current printed star altases.
    >http://www.skymaps.com/compare_star_atlases/
    >
    >-----------------------------------------------
    >ASTRONOMY A GO-GO! PODCAST
    >
    >AaGG is a weekly podcast that covers what you can see in the sky for the
    >month, astronomy news, astronomy how-to, music and more. A podcast is an
    >Internet audio program you can listen to on your computer or portable audio
    >player (iPod). AaGG is free just like the vast majority of podcasts. Have a
    >listen, I'm sure you will agree that Alice Few does an excellent job at
    >producing AaGG. Look out for this month's Guided Tour of the Sky due to be
    >released in the next few days. We'll have a direct link from Skymaps.com
    >once it's out.
    >
    >You can listen to the show online at the AaGG Web Site:
    >http://astronomy.libsyn.com/
    >
    >or subscribe using a free tool, such as iTunes:
    >http://www.apple.com/itunes/podcasts/
    >
    >-----------------------------------------------
    >DISTRIBUTION OF TESM PRINTED HANDOUTS
    >
    >Skymaps.com has a new policy for the distribution of printed handouts of
    >The Evening Sky Map (TESM). Commencing with the January 2006 issue,
    >Individuals and Astronomy Education Groups wishing to distribute printed
    >handouts of TESM no longer need to submit a Copyright Permission Form for
    >non-commercial educational use.
    >
    >Under the new Non-Commercial Educational Use policy, Individuals may make
    >and distribute up to 30 printed handouts of TESM each month for use by
    >their family or friends. Astronomy Education Groups may make and distribute
    >up to 300 copies of TESM each month for non-commercial educational use.
    >
    >Individuals or Astronomy Education Groups wishing to make use of the new
    >policy must comply by the Terms of Use detailed at:
    ><http://www.skymaps.com/terms.html>
    >
    >The new policy makes it quicker and easier for Astronomy-related groups and
    >educators to make timely use of The Evening Sky Map. Please contact me if
    >you have any questions or comments regarding the new policy.
    ><mailto:info_at_skymaps.com>
    >
    >Note, reprint fees *may* apply in the following cases:
    >* Any use of a commercial nature
    >* Publication including bundling with other publications
    >* More than 300 copies per month
    >
    >-----------------------------------------------
    >HELP SUPPORT THE EVENING SKY MAP & SKY CALENDAR
    >
    >You can support the continued production and distribution of The Evening
    >Sky Map
    >& Sky Calendar by making a small donation. Simply click the link below.
    >All donations are greatly appreciated. Thanks for your support!
    >http://www.skymaps.com/donate/
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