(adv) - David Levy Live on Slooh*Radio Tonight! (Monday October 9th, 9pm EDT)

As discussed elsewhere in this forum, David Levy has just discovered
his 22nd comet!

Tonight on Slooh*Radio you can listen to David talk about comet c/2006
T1 (Levy) and his other discoveries!

'David Levy's Sky' is on the air on Monday, October 9th, at 9pm US
Eastern time (which is Tuesday, October 10th, at 0100 UT).

(Slooh*Radio is the audio service of the Slooh Observatory. Every
night we feature an astronomer who provides a live tour of the
Universe! This Tuesday night on Slooh*Radio we feature Bob Berman of
Astronomy Magazine, on Wednesday our SkyGuide is Dr. Jeff Bass, this
Thursday we have Quantum*Leap with Kennedy and Keown, Friday night is
The Event^Horizon, on Saturday night our show is the Deep*Sky Divas,
and on Sunday our host is Phil Harrington of Astronomy Magazine. And
that's just this week.)

You can listen to Slooh*Radio for free on your favorite computer media
player!

1) Launch your media player:
a- In iTunes (Windows version) type Ctrl+U, or in iTUnes (Mac version)
type command+U and enter the URL (web address) below...
b- In Real Player type Ctrl+O and enter the URL (web address) below...
c- In Windows Media Player type Ctrl+U and enter the URL (web address)
below...

2) Slooh*Radio is streamed from this URL:
http://forum.slooh.com:8200/test1.mp3

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Members can either enjoy the missions selected by our editors, viewing
over a hundred celestial wonders each night, or take direct control of
the scopes to select your own targets! Members can also participate in
live chat with our SkyGuides - would you care to chat directly with
David Levy tonight? Go to Slooh.com for details.)


Thanks for listening! ~Michael (Scott) Foerster


*** Here is the back story: ***

CANARY ISLANDS, Spain, Oct. 5 /Newswire/ -- Renowned comet hunter David
Levy discovered Comet C/2006 T1 on Monday, marking his twenty-second
find. Soon after hosting his live web broadcast on Slooh.com, Levy
turned his telescope towards Saturn and was astonished to find the
unexpected object close by the ringed planet. The International
Astronomical Union confirmed his discovery Tuesday.

Slooh will broadcast live images of the comet throughout the week --
culminating in a special edition of "David Levy's Sky" at 9:00PM EDT
Monday, October 9. "I look forward to seeing the comet live thorough
the Slooh Telescopes and sharing my story of discovery with its global
membership," said Levy. "Slooh.com allows astronomy to be enjoyed as a
true international sport."

The soon to be launched "Slooh Discovery Project" will empower everyday
people to make their own amazing astronomical discoveries by expanding
Slooh's telescope network to new continents, and coordinating with
distinguished comet and supernova hunters worldwide.

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