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Thomas Fortenberry
poet · writer · educatorde l'audace,
encore de l'audace,
et toujours de l'audace
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Full Moon Full of Mankind
I went outside with my son to look at a beautiful, bright full moon hanging in a sky full of stars. It had been raining most of the week and this was a welcome sight. So peaceful and awe-inspiring. It … Continue reading
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Orange Death Star
Who knew the Death Star would be orange? Orange Dwarf Star Set to Smash into The Solar System
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Nursery of Twin Stars
Astronomers ID Gas Spirals as a Nursery of Twin Stars
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Bahamian Desert
So, you’re saying that Atlantis has its origins in the Sahara desert, eh? Bahamian paradise built by bacteria using Saharan dust
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Therizinosaur Dinners
I was reading a Dinosaur encyclopedia and ran across Therizinosaurs, so had to share their goofy look with my son at lunch. Therizinosaurs are sometimes called the “oddest” looking dinosaurs, as they average about 30 feet, have squat feet and … Continue reading
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Saturn’s Spokes
Seems the Mysterious ‘Spokes’ in Saturn’s Rings Are Still There.
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