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Old November 3rd 03, 08:31 PM
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Default Dr. Ken Croswell speaks about Magnificent Mars in Berkeley

Astronomer and author Ken Croswell will be speaking this Thursday night,
November 6, in Berkeley, California, about the planet Mars. His brand new
book Magnificent Mars is the most beautiful ever published about the red
planet, and his Berkeley talk is free and open to the public. During the
talk, he'll describe the four elements of Mars--Earth, Air, Fire, and
Water--and show most of the images from Magnificent Mars. For details, see
http://KenCroswell.com

Dr. Croswell earned his Ph.D. in astronomy at Harvard University and is the
author of several highly acclaimed astronomy books, including The Alchemy of
the Heavens, Planet Quest, Magnificent Universe, See the Stars, and The
Universe at Midnight.

"Our little neighbor Mars will be the first New World of the century that
has just dawned. Ken Croswell has done a superb job in outlining what is
known, and what is suspected, about the next home of mankind beyond the
Moon."
--Sir Arthur C. Clarke
"A splendid survey of what we know about Mars, valuable both to the beginner
and to the expert. It is skilfully written and beautifully illustrated.
Recommended without hesitation!"
--Sir Patrick Moore

Other Magnificent Mars talks:

11/17: Portland OR
11/19: Seattle WA
11/22: Seattle WA
11/25: Vancouver BC
12/12: Los Angeles CA area
12/13: Los Angeles CA area
1/13: New York NY (two talks)
1/15: Boston MA area (tentative)
1/21: Philadelphia PA (tentative)
1/23: Dallas TX
1/24: Kansas City MO
1/31: Oakland CA
2/6: Chicago IL
2/10: Minneapolis MN
2/12: Cleveland OH
2/14: Ann Arbor MI
2/15: Detroit MI
2/18: Toronto ON (tentative)
2/20: St. Louis MO
2/24: Salt Lake City UT

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Earth? sand, rock, nothing else, unless you count the dust.

Air? Pure CO2, not something you can use to stay alive.

Fire? You've got to be joking, fire can't burn in CO2.

Water? Only as frozen ice.

and it would cost to much in gas to go there anyway.



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again."

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Astronomer and author Ken Croswell will be speaking this Thursday night,
November 6, in Berkeley, California, about the planet Mars. His brand new
book Magnificent Mars is the most beautiful ever published about the red
planet, and his Berkeley talk is free and open to the public. During the
talk, he'll describe the four elements of Mars--Earth, Air, Fire, and
Water--and show most of the images from Magnificent Mars. For details, see
http://KenCroswell.com

Dr. Croswell earned his Ph.D. in astronomy at Harvard University and is the
author of several highly acclaimed astronomy books, including The Alchemy of
the Heavens, Planet Quest, Magnificent Universe, See the Stars, and The
Universe at Midnight.




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Earth? sand, rock, nothing else, unless you count the dust.

Air? Pure CO2, not something you can use to stay alive.

Fire? You've got to be joking, fire can't burn in CO2.

Water? Only as frozen ice.

and it would cost to much in gas to go there anyway.



--
"In this universe the night was falling,the shadows were lengthening
towards an east that would not know another dawn.
But elsewhere the stars were still young and the light of morning
lingered: and along the path he once had followed, man would one day go
again."

Arthur C. Clarke, The City & The Stars

SIAR
www.starlords.org
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Astronomer and author Ken Croswell will be speaking this Thursday night,
November 6, in Berkeley, California, about the planet Mars. His brand new
book Magnificent Mars is the most beautiful ever published about the red
planet, and his Berkeley talk is free and open to the public. During the
talk, he'll describe the four elements of Mars--Earth, Air, Fire, and
Water--and show most of the images from Magnificent Mars. For details, see
http://KenCroswell.com

Dr. Croswell earned his Ph.D. in astronomy at Harvard University and is the
author of several highly acclaimed astronomy books, including The Alchemy of
the Heavens, Planet Quest, Magnificent Universe, See the Stars, and The
Universe at Midnight.




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